[BostonCard]

The question was "What is the oldest international sporting competition still held in any sport?"

No mention about continuous or annual.  The first two questions were limited to continuously held events.

BC

[BostonCard]

The question was "What is the oldest international sporting competition still held in any sport?"

No mention about continuous or annual.  The first two questions were limited to continuously held events.

BC

[skip75]

Second oldest is the Westminster Dog Show, started in 1876.

This begs the question, "Is a dog show a sporting event?"  I vote no.

https://thetylt.com/sports/westminster-k...show-sport

[skip75]

Second oldest is the Westminster Dog Show, started in 1876.

This begs the question, "Is a dog show a sporting event?"  I vote no.

https://thetylt.com/sports/westminster-k...show-sport

[Mick]

Wasn’t the question about “annual” events?

The America’s Cup has many long multi-year breaks and even now is competed every 3/4 years.  If we’re disqualifying the Preakness and Belmont for missing two years then what are we doing with the ACs 19 and 17 year gaps?

Here's the original question. The original question was about "continuously held annual sporting events."  The third question was about the oldest international sporting competition still held in any sport and was not constricted by regularity.

What is the oldest continuously held annual sporting event in the United States?

What is the second-oldest continuously held annual sporting event in the United States?

What is the oldest international sporting competition still held in any sport?

[Mick]

Wasn’t the question about “annual” events?

The America’s Cup has many long multi-year breaks and even now is competed every 3/4 years.  If we’re disqualifying the Preakness and Belmont for missing two years then what are we doing with the ACs 19 and 17 year gaps?

Here's the original question. The original question was about "continuously held annual sporting events."  The third question was about the oldest international sporting competition still held in any sport and was not constricted by regularity.

What is the oldest continuously held annual sporting event in the United States?

What is the second-oldest continuously held annual sporting event in the United States?

What is the oldest international sporting competition still held in any sport?

[qwerty49]

Second oldest is the Westminster Dog Show, started in 1876.

This begs the question, "Is a dog show a sporting event?"  I vote no.

https://thetylt.com/sports/westminster-k...show-sport

If a dog show is a sporting event then so is the hot dog eating contest on Coney Island.

[qwerty49]

Second oldest is the Westminster Dog Show, started in 1876.

This begs the question, "Is a dog show a sporting event?"  I vote no.

https://thetylt.com/sports/westminster-k...show-sport

If a dog show is a sporting event then so is the hot dog eating contest on Coney Island.

[lex24]

Second oldest is the Westminster Dog Show, started in 1876.

This begs the question, "Is a dog show a sporting event?"  I vote no.

https://thetylt.com/sports/westminster-k...show-sport

If a dog show is a sporting event then so is the hot dog eating contest on Coney Island.

LOL.  “Best of Show”. Hilarious movie.

[lex24]

Second oldest is the Westminster Dog Show, started in 1876.

This begs the question, "Is a dog show a sporting event?"  I vote no.

https://thetylt.com/sports/westminster-k...show-sport

If a dog show is a sporting event then so is the hot dog eating contest on Coney Island.

LOL.  “Best of Show”. Hilarious movie.

[Maple Leaf]

Name four Stanford Wide Receivers who began their careers as QB's, and then shifted to wide receiver.

Hint:  Two had starting some games at qb.
Hint:  One saw considerable time as a qb.
Hint:  One was recruited as a qb but shifted to wr due to shoulder/arm problems.

[Maple Leaf]

Name four Stanford Wide Receivers who began their careers as QB's, and then shifted to wide receiver.

Hint:  Two had starting some games at qb.
Hint:  One saw considerable time as a qb.
Hint:  One was recruited as a qb but shifted to wr due to shoulder/arm problems.

[skip75]

Name four Stanford Wide Receivers who began their careers as QB's, and then shifted to wide receiver.

Hint:  Two had starting some games at qb.
Hint:  One saw considerable time as a qb.
Hint:  One was recruited as a qb but shifted to wr due to shoulder/arm problems.

Gene Washington

[skip75]

Name four Stanford Wide Receivers who began their careers as QB's, and then shifted to wide receiver.

Hint:  Two had starting some games at qb.
Hint:  One saw considerable time as a qb.
Hint:  One was recruited as a qb but shifted to wr due to shoulder/arm problems.

Gene Washington

[BobK]

Eric Test

[BobK]

Eric Test

[Maple Leaf]

Name two Stanford Football Players who started their careers at Stanford as TE, finished their Stanford careers as DL, were starting OG in the NFL and won Superbowl rings.

[Maple Leaf]

Name two Stanford Football Players who started their careers at Stanford as TE, finished their Stanford careers as DL, were starting OG in the NFL and won Superbowl rings.

[BobK]

QB to WR.
Teyo Johnson
Justin Armour

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Janes Lofton a HS QB

[BobK]

QB to WR.
Teyo Johnson
Justin Armour

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Janes Lofton a HS QB

[cardcrimson]

Name two Stanford Football Players who started their careers at Stanford as TE, finished their Stanford careers as DL, were starting OG in the NFL and won Superbowl rings.

No idea, but that's player development!

[cardcrimson]

Name two Stanford Football Players who started their careers at Stanford as TE, finished their Stanford careers as DL, were starting OG in the NFL and won Superbowl rings.

No idea, but that's player development!

[BobK]

Chuck Beuler sp? TE to Og

[BobK]

Chuck Beuler sp? TE to Og

[Maple Leaf]

Name four Stanford Wide Receivers who began their careers as QB's, and then shifted to wide receiver.

Hint:  Two had starting some games at qb.
Hint:  One saw considerable time as a qb.
Hint:  One was recruited as a qb but shifted to wr due to shoulder/arm problems.

The answers are:

• Mike Connelly. Played QB in 63, then WR 64 and 65
  
• Gene Washington and Mark Marquess.  Marquess played QB as a Soph and Jr, then started his senior year as a DB then moved to WR due to injuries to the othere WRs, Marquess started against Cal.  Took a leave from the football team during his senior year to play for the USA Baseball Team in tournament of teams from Latin America, this was fully supported by John Ralstron.
  
• Eric Test
  

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Name two Stanford Football Players who started their careers at Stanford as TE, finished their Stanford careers as DL, were starting OG in the NFL and won Superbowl rings.

The answers are:  Blaine Nye who played for the Cowboys, returned to Stanford to obtain a Ph.D in Econ.  And George Buehler who played for the Raiders.

Nye was also an outstanding Rugby player at Stanford, who at that time had an outstanding Rugby program coached by a former Stanford Running Back who played in the Rose Bowl.

[Maple Leaf]

Name four Stanford Wide Receivers who began their careers as QB's, and then shifted to wide receiver.

Hint:  Two had starting some games at qb.
Hint:  One saw considerable time as a qb.
Hint:  One was recruited as a qb but shifted to wr due to shoulder/arm problems.

The answers are:

• Mike Connelly. Played QB in 63, then WR 64 and 65
  
• Gene Washington and Mark Marquess.  Marquess played QB as a Soph and Jr, then started his senior year as a DB then moved to WR due to injuries to the othere WRs, Marquess started against Cal.  Took a leave from the football team during his senior year to play for the USA Baseball Team in tournament of teams from Latin America, this was fully supported by John Ralstron.
  
• Eric Test
  

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Name two Stanford Football Players who started their careers at Stanford as TE, finished their Stanford careers as DL, were starting OG in the NFL and won Superbowl rings.

The answers are:  Blaine Nye who played for the Cowboys, returned to Stanford to obtain a Ph.D in Econ.  And George Buehler who played for the Raiders.

Nye was also an outstanding Rugby player at Stanford, who at that time had an outstanding Rugby program coached by a former Stanford Running Back who played in the Rose Bowl.

[Mick]

20 years ago, Carlos Quentin of Stanford set an NCAA baseball record for all divisions that still stands today. What is that record?

[Mick]

20 years ago, Carlos Quentin of Stanford set an NCAA baseball record for all divisions that still stands today. What is that record?

[BobK]

Carlos hit by pitch

[BobK]

Carlos hit by pitch

[Mick]

Carlos hit by pitch

In 2002, Carlos was hit by a pitch five times in a game against Florida State.  MLB record is 3 times, by many players, including Ron Hunt and Tito Fuentes.

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Barry Bonds holds the record for most intentional bases on balls in a season with 120 (in fact, he holds six of the top nine places on that list).  Bonds broke the existing record of 45 intentional bases on balls when he was intentionally walked 68 times in 2002.

Whose record did Bonds break?

[Mick]

Carlos hit by pitch

In 2002, Carlos was hit by a pitch five times in a game against Florida State.  MLB record is 3 times, by many players, including Ron Hunt and Tito Fuentes.

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Barry Bonds holds the record for most intentional bases on balls in a season with 120 (in fact, he holds six of the top nine places on that list).  Bonds broke the existing record of 45 intentional bases on balls when he was intentionally walked 68 times in 2002.

Whose record did Bonds break?

[BobK]

Bonds broke McCovey’s record I believe

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Rugby was coached by Pete Kmetovic
A friend of my mom’s at Stanford

[BobK]

Bonds broke McCovey’s record I believe

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Rugby was coached by Pete Kmetovic
A friend of my mom’s at Stanford

[Mick]

Bonds broke McCovey’s record I believe

That's correct, McCovey had the record of 45, set in 1969. Circumstances essentially dictated it. McCovey was the NL MVP that year, hitting 45 home runs, 126 RBI, scored 101 runs, 1.108 OPS, OPS+ of 209. And he had nothing around him.

Mays batted in front of McCovey, his power was basically gone -- 13 HRs all year. Davenport (.241), Ken Henderson (.225) and Dick Dietz (.230) batted after McCovey. Pitchers obviously didn't fear them. Bonds was in the lineup and did well, but he usually batted second.

Even so, the Giants finished 90-72, three games behind the Braves, who lost to the Amazin Mets and Tom Seaver in the NLCS.

[Mick]

Bonds broke McCovey’s record I believe

That's correct, McCovey had the record of 45, set in 1969. Circumstances essentially dictated it. McCovey was the NL MVP that year, hitting 45 home runs, 126 RBI, scored 101 runs, 1.108 OPS, OPS+ of 209. And he had nothing around him.

Mays batted in front of McCovey, his power was basically gone -- 13 HRs all year. Davenport (.241), Ken Henderson (.225) and Dick Dietz (.230) batted after McCovey. Pitchers obviously didn't fear them. Bonds was in the lineup and did well, but he usually batted second.

Even so, the Giants finished 90-72, three games behind the Braves, who lost to the Amazin Mets and Tom Seaver in the NLCS.

[BobK]

7 former Stanford players became NFL Head Coaches. Name them?

3 played since 1940. Start with those maybe

[BobK]

7 former Stanford players became NFL Head Coaches. Name them?

3 played since 1940. Start with those maybe

[cardcrimson]

7 former Stanford players became NFL Head Coaches.  Name them?

3 played since 1940.  Start with those maybe

Wiggin.

[cardcrimson]

7 former Stanford players became NFL Head Coaches.  Name them?

3 played since 1940.  Start with those maybe

Wiggin.