[cardcrimson]

Who made the longest fumble return in NFL history?

Whose record did he break?

If memory serves, it was over 100 yards. Remember seeing it, but the memory is hazy. . . .Probably during a Raider game or a Monday Night Football game, as that's all I watched as a kid. . . .

[cardcrimson]

Who made the longest fumble return in NFL history?

Whose record did he break?

If memory serves, it was over 100 yards. Remember seeing it, but the memory is hazy. . . .Probably during a Raider game or a Monday Night Football game, as that's all I watched as a kid. . . .

[skip75]

What 49er caught the pass then fumbled for Marshall to run the wrong way ?

George Mira threw the pass to Billy Kilmer, who then fumbled.

[skip75]

What 49er caught the pass then fumbled for Marshall to run the wrong way ?

George Mira threw the pass to Billy Kilmer, who then fumbled.

[BobK]

Wow Skip you are good. I had to watch the video

[BobK]

Wow Skip you are good. I had to watch the video

[skip75]

Who made the longest fumble return in NFL history?

Whose record did he break?

If memory serves, it was over 100 yards. Remember seeing it, but the memory is hazy. . . .Probably during a Raider game or a Monday Night Football game, as that's all I watched as a kid. . . .

I did not know this one, but looked it up and you are right. It was over 100 yards and it was during a Raider game (and subsequently tied many years later).

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Wow Skip you are good.  I had to watch the video

Probably similar to a few others here, a misspent youth left my head full of many random bits of useless information.

[skip75]

Who made the longest fumble return in NFL history?

Whose record did he break?

If memory serves, it was over 100 yards. Remember seeing it, but the memory is hazy. . . .Probably during a Raider game or a Monday Night Football game, as that's all I watched as a kid. . . .

I did not know this one, but looked it up and you are right. It was over 100 yards and it was during a Raider game (and subsequently tied many years later).

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Wow Skip you are good.  I had to watch the video

Probably similar to a few others here, a misspent youth left my head full of many random bits of useless information.

[Phogge]

I guessed Kilmer or somebody else weeks ago.

Need hints on the fumble?

[Phogge]

I guessed Kilmer or somebody else weeks ago.

Need hints on the fumble?

[Mick]

There have been 339 "cycles" hit in MLB history. Only 14 were by catchers. Two questions:

Who is the only catcher to have hit for two cycles?

Who was the oldest catcher to hit for the cycle?

[Mick]

There have been 339 "cycles" hit in MLB history. Only 14 were by catchers. Two questions:

Who is the only catcher to have hit for two cycles?

Who was the oldest catcher to hit for the cycle?

[BobK]

Fisk and Kendall

[BobK]

Fisk and Kendall

[Phogge]

Jack Tatum broke the record of George Halas.

Catcher cycles: Eddie Sadowski and Ray Ortieg. LOL.

[Phogge]

Jack Tatum broke the record of George Halas.

Catcher cycles: Eddie Sadowski and Ray Ortieg. LOL.

[Mick]

There have been 339 "cycles" hit in MLB history. Only 14 were by catchers. Two questions:

Who is the only catcher to have hit for two cycles?

Who was the oldest catcher to hit for the cycle?

Hints: Oldest catcher to hit for the cycle was in the Giants organization at one time. He hit for the cycle his last year in the bigs, age 35. Both his double and his triple clanked off the gloves of Boston Red Sox outfielders...and he was also the last catcher to hit for the cycle.

[Mick]

There have been 339 "cycles" hit in MLB history. Only 14 were by catchers. Two questions:

Who is the only catcher to have hit for two cycles?

Who was the oldest catcher to hit for the cycle?

Hints: Oldest catcher to hit for the cycle was in the Giants organization at one time. He hit for the cycle his last year in the bigs, age 35. Both his double and his triple clanked off the gloves of Boston Red Sox outfielders...and he was also the last catcher to hit for the cycle.

[Phogge]

Two cycle catchers:
-Berra, Bench, Mickey Cochrane?

Oldest catcher and a Giant:
- Haller, Bailey, Randy Hundley

[Phogge]

Two cycle catchers:
-Berra, Bench, Mickey Cochrane?

Oldest catcher and a Giant:
- Haller, Bailey, Randy Hundley

[cardcrimson]

Jack Tatum broke the record of George Halas.

I ended up looking it up. Man, I loved Villapiano, Atkinson, and Tatum.

https://www.thegamebeforethemoney.com/lo...l-history/

[cardcrimson]

Jack Tatum broke the record of George Halas.

I ended up looking it up. Man, I loved Villapiano, Atkinson, and Tatum.

https://www.thegamebeforethemoney.com/lo...l-history/

[skip75]

There have been 339 "cycles" hit in MLB history. Only 14 were by catchers. Two questions:

Who is the only catcher to have hit for two cycles?

Who was the oldest catcher to hit for the cycle?

Hints: Oldest catcher to hit for the cycle was in the Giants organization at one time. He hit for the cycle his last year in the bigs, age 35. Both his double and his triple clanked off the gloves of Boston Red Sox outfielders...and he was also the last catcher to hit for the cycle.

Bengie Molina?

[skip75]

There have been 339 "cycles" hit in MLB history. Only 14 were by catchers. Two questions:

Who is the only catcher to have hit for two cycles?

Who was the oldest catcher to hit for the cycle?

Hints: Oldest catcher to hit for the cycle was in the Giants organization at one time. He hit for the cycle his last year in the bigs, age 35. Both his double and his triple clanked off the gloves of Boston Red Sox outfielders...and he was also the last catcher to hit for the cycle.

Bengie Molina?

[Mick]

There have been 339 "cycles" hit in MLB history. Only 14 were by catchers. Two questions:

Who is the only catcher to have hit for two cycles?

Who was the oldest catcher to hit for the cycle?

Hints: Oldest catcher to hit for the cycle was in the Giants organization at one time. He hit for the cycle his last year in the bigs, age 35. Both his double and his triple clanked off the gloves of Boston Red Sox outfielders...and he was also the last catcher to hit for the cycle.

Bengie Molina?

Cochrane hit for the cycle twice and Molina:

Molina hits for the cycle in Boston - YouTube
Cochrane hit two cycles and Ben

[Mick]

There have been 339 "cycles" hit in MLB history. Only 14 were by catchers. Two questions:

Who is the only catcher to have hit for two cycles?

Who was the oldest catcher to hit for the cycle?

Hints: Oldest catcher to hit for the cycle was in the Giants organization at one time. He hit for the cycle his last year in the bigs, age 35. Both his double and his triple clanked off the gloves of Boston Red Sox outfielders...and he was also the last catcher to hit for the cycle.

Bengie Molina?

Cochrane hit for the cycle twice and Molina:

Molina hits for the cycle in Boston - YouTube
Cochrane hit two cycles and Ben

[Mick]

The AP reporter asked Larsen, “Was that the best game you ever pitched?”

Pretty good game. The Dodgers had five hall of famers on the field in the game: Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, Pee Wee Reese, Gil Hodges and Roy Campanella. So Larsen threw very well in his perfect game.

Why might his perfect game day have been less than completely perfect for Mr. Larsen?

[Mick]

The AP reporter asked Larsen, “Was that the best game you ever pitched?”

Pretty good game. The Dodgers had five hall of famers on the field in the game: Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, Pee Wee Reese, Gil Hodges and Roy Campanella. So Larsen threw very well in his perfect game.

Why might his perfect game day have been less than completely perfect for Mr. Larsen?

[Mick]

The AP reporter asked Larsen, “Was that the best game you ever pitched?”

Pretty good game. The Dodgers had five hall of famers on the field in the game: Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, Pee Wee Reese, Gil Hodges and Roy Campanella. So Larsen threw very well in his perfect game.

Why might his perfect game day have been less than completely perfect for Mr. Larsen?

Because Mrs. Larsen served him with divorce papers the morning of his WS perfect game.

Three related Stanford men's volleyball trivia questions:

1) What year was Stanford's first men's volleyball team formed, who was the famous basketball player on it, and what place did they finish in the first USVBA collegiate championship?
2) Men's volleyball was first played in the 1964 Olympics. Two Stanford players were on that team. Who were they?
3) Who was Stanford's first NCAA All-American, and what year was he so named?

[Mick]

The AP reporter asked Larsen, “Was that the best game you ever pitched?”

Pretty good game. The Dodgers had five hall of famers on the field in the game: Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, Pee Wee Reese, Gil Hodges and Roy Campanella. So Larsen threw very well in his perfect game.

Why might his perfect game day have been less than completely perfect for Mr. Larsen?

Because Mrs. Larsen served him with divorce papers the morning of his WS perfect game.

Three related Stanford men's volleyball trivia questions:

1) What year was Stanford's first men's volleyball team formed, who was the famous basketball player on it, and what place did they finish in the first USVBA collegiate championship?
2) Men's volleyball was first played in the 1964 Olympics. Two Stanford players were on that team. Who were they?
3) Who was Stanford's first NCAA All-American, and what year was he so named?

[BobK]

Adam Keefe was the basketball player

[BobK]

Adam Keefe was the basketball player

[Mick]

Adam Keefe was the basketball player

Yes, for sure. George Yardley was the basketball player who played on Stanford's first men's volleyball team in 1949, that took 2nd place at the national tournament.

[Mick]

Adam Keefe was the basketball player

Yes, for sure. George Yardley was the basketball player who played on Stanford's first men's volleyball team in 1949, that took 2nd place at the national tournament.

[Mick]

Adam Keefe was the basketball player

Yes, for sure. George Yardley was the basketball player who played on Stanford's first men's volleyball team in 1949, that took 2nd place at the national tournament.

Stanford's first All American was Tom Duralde in 1977.
Stanford's first two Men's Volleyball All Americans in 1964 were Barry Brown and John Taylor. The team got crunched, finishing 9th of 10 volleyball teams. Winner was Brazil, followed by Czechoslovakia, followed by Japan.

[Mick]

Adam Keefe was the basketball player

Yes, for sure. George Yardley was the basketball player who played on Stanford's first men's volleyball team in 1949, that took 2nd place at the national tournament.

Stanford's first All American was Tom Duralde in 1977.
Stanford's first two Men's Volleyball All Americans in 1964 were Barry Brown and John Taylor. The team got crunched, finishing 9th of 10 volleyball teams. Winner was Brazil, followed by Czechoslovakia, followed by Japan.

[BobK]

Who is the career leader in NFL FGs for a left footed kicker ?

That’s most FGs

[BobK]

Who is the career leader in NFL FGs for a left footed kicker ?

That’s most FGs

[lex24]

Who is the career leader in NFL FGs for a left footed kicker ?

That’s most FGs

Gotta be Janokowski.

Actually it doesn’t…. Forgot about the guy that is first. Should not have…..

[lex24]

Who is the career leader in NFL FGs for a left footed kicker ?

That’s most FGs

Gotta be Janokowski.

Actually it doesn’t…. Forgot about the guy that is first. Should not have…..