[Mick]

Yes on Huggins

Now the not so famous player but became a famous manager

Leo Durocher?

[Mick]

Yes on Huggins

Now the not so famous player but became a famous manager

Leo Durocher?

[BobK]

Yes Leo the Lip

Who is women’s college basketball all time leading scorer ?

[BobK]

Yes Leo the Lip

Who is women’s college basketball all time leading scorer ?

[BostonCard]

I think it’s Kelsey “I’ll create contact and then throw up a prayer to get two free throws” Plum.

BC

[BostonCard]

I think it’s Kelsey “I’ll create contact and then throw up a prayer to get two free throws” Plum.

BC

[BobK]

Hmm ok for MBB yes Kelsey Plum.

[BobK]

Hmm ok for MBB yes Kelsey Plum.

[Mick]

I think it’s Kelsey “I’ll create contact and then throw up a prayer to get two free throws” Plum.

BC

My least favorite play in basketball.  James Harden makes a living off of it. Watched Damian Lillard do it last night vs. the Warriors, leaping into a backpedaling Kuminga, who "fouls" Lillard. Lillard smirking the entire way, Steve Kerr furious. Happily, W's outscored Portland 75-40 in the second half, and they're now #6 in the West.

[Mick]

I think it’s Kelsey “I’ll create contact and then throw up a prayer to get two free throws” Plum.

BC

My least favorite play in basketball.  James Harden makes a living off of it. Watched Damian Lillard do it last night vs. the Warriors, leaping into a backpedaling Kuminga, who "fouls" Lillard. Lillard smirking the entire way, Steve Kerr furious. Happily, W's outscored Portland 75-40 in the second half, and they're now #6 in the West.

[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?

What is the oldest continuously run annual footrace in the United States? (e.g., run every year with no breaks since the first footrace).

[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?

What is the oldest continuously run annual footrace in the United States? (e.g., run every year with no breaks since the first footrace).

[BostonCard]

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?

What is the oldest continuously run annual footrace in the United States?  (e.g., run every year with no breaks since the first footrace).

Do they get to sleep at least?

BC

[BostonCard]

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?

What is the oldest continuously run annual footrace in the United States?  (e.g., run every year with no breaks since the first footrace).

Do they get to sleep at least?

BC

[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?

What is the oldest continuously run annual footrace in the United States?  (e.g., run every year with no breaks since the first footrace).

Do they get to sleep at least?

BC

They can sleep, they can eat, they can wear funny costumes, they run East to West and it's been run every year since 1912.

[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?

What is the oldest continuously run annual footrace in the United States?  (e.g., run every year with no breaks since the first footrace).

Do they get to sleep at least?

BC

They can sleep, they can eat, they can wear funny costumes, they run East to West and it's been run every year since 1912.

[BobK]

Bay to Breakers

[BobK]

Bay to Breakers

[Mick]

Bay to Breakers

Correct. It was also in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest race with 110,000 runners in the 1986 race, until it was surpassed in 2010 by a Sydney race. Generally, it has around 50,000 participants...I don't know if "runners" is the perfect description.

Bay to Breakers

[Mick]

Bay to Breakers

Correct. It was also in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest race with 110,000 runners in the 1986 race, until it was surpassed in 2010 by a Sydney race. Generally, it has around 50,000 participants...I don't know if "runners" is the perfect description.

Bay to Breakers

[BobK]

In college Jim Thrope played football, baseball, basketball, ran track and played Lacrosse. However he was the 1912 national champion in what ?

[BobK]

In college Jim Thrope played football, baseball, basketball, ran track and played Lacrosse. However he was the 1912 national champion in what ?

[lex24]

In college Jim Thrope played football, baseball, basketball, ran track and played Lacrosse.  However he was the 1912 national champion in what ?

Wrestling

[lex24]

In college Jim Thrope played football, baseball, basketball, ran track and played Lacrosse.  However he was the 1912 national champion in what ?

Wrestling

[BobK]

Good guess Lex but no

[BobK]

Good guess Lex but no

[lex24]

Good guess Lex but no

Probably only sport he didn’t excel at…..

[lex24]

Good guess Lex but no

Probably only sport he didn’t excel at…..

[Mick]

that was the summer he did well in the olympics. Pentathlon? Decathlon?

EDIT: Just looked it up. Very impressive.

BTW, Thorpe was so dominant in the 1912 decathlon, he would have won the silver medal in the 1948 Olympics with his 1912 statistics. That was the year that Bob Mathias won it as a 17-year old. Thorpe would have beaten Mathias in the 1500m run (by a lot), the long jump (by a few inches), the high jump (by 1/100th of a meter), and the high hurdles by 1/10th of a second. Mathias would have won the 400 by 1/2 second, would have clobbered Thorpe in the discus throw, the shot put by a lot, the pole valut by .25 meter, and they tied in the 100m.

Thorpe's 1,500 meter time of 4:40.1 wouldn't be bested by an Olympic decathlete until 1972. He would have beaten Rafer Johnson's 1960 time by nine seconds.

Last item of interest: 1912 was the Olympics in which George S. Patton competed in the modern pentathlon, finishing fifth (best finish by an American). He finished in the Top 7 in swimming, running, equestrian and fencing. His downfall? Of all things for a military man to do poorly -- shooting. He finished 20th in shooting of 32 competitors.

[Mick]

that was the summer he did well in the olympics. Pentathlon? Decathlon?

EDIT: Just looked it up. Very impressive.

BTW, Thorpe was so dominant in the 1912 decathlon, he would have won the silver medal in the 1948 Olympics with his 1912 statistics. That was the year that Bob Mathias won it as a 17-year old. Thorpe would have beaten Mathias in the 1500m run (by a lot), the long jump (by a few inches), the high jump (by 1/100th of a meter), and the high hurdles by 1/10th of a second. Mathias would have won the 400 by 1/2 second, would have clobbered Thorpe in the discus throw, the shot put by a lot, the pole valut by .25 meter, and they tied in the 100m.

Thorpe's 1,500 meter time of 4:40.1 wouldn't be bested by an Olympic decathlete until 1972. He would have beaten Rafer Johnson's 1960 time by nine seconds.

Last item of interest: 1912 was the Olympics in which George S. Patton competed in the modern pentathlon, finishing fifth (best finish by an American). He finished in the Top 7 in swimming, running, equestrian and fencing. His downfall? Of all things for a military man to do poorly -- shooting. He finished 20th in shooting of 32 competitors.

[BobK]

Thrope was the National Champ in ........Ballroom Dancing. Well presume with a partner.

[BobK]

Thrope was the National Champ in ........Ballroom Dancing. Well presume with a partner.

[lex24]

Thrope was the National Champ in ........Ballroom Dancing.  Well presume with a partner.

That’s what I said  - wrestling!

[lex24]

Thrope was the National Champ in ........Ballroom Dancing.  Well presume with a partner.

That’s what I said  - wrestling!

[BobK]

Two sport athletes:

Althea Gibson, major tennis winner, and?
Vic Janowitz, Voldemort and ?
Mookie Betts, MVP and ?

Otto Graham, Pro Football MVP and
Sweetwater Clifton, early black NBAer and ?
John Lucas, NBA and ?

[BobK]

Two sport athletes:

Althea Gibson, major tennis winner, and?
Vic Janowitz, Voldemort and ?
Mookie Betts, MVP and ?

Otto Graham, Pro Football MVP and
Sweetwater Clifton, early black NBAer and ?
John Lucas, NBA and ?

[Mick]

Two sport athletes:

Althea Gibson, major tennis winner, and?
Vic Janowitz, Voldemort and ?
Mookie Betts, MVP and ?

Otto Graham, Pro Football MVP and
Sweetwater Clifton, early black NBAer and ?
John Lucas, NBA and ?

Lucas was a tennis player, maybe an NCAA champ?

[Mick]

Two sport athletes:

Althea Gibson, major tennis winner, and?
Vic Janowitz, Voldemort and ?
Mookie Betts, MVP and ?

Otto Graham, Pro Football MVP and
Sweetwater Clifton, early black NBAer and ?
John Lucas, NBA and ?

Lucas was a tennis player, maybe an NCAA champ?

[cardcrimson]

Some additions:

Recently, Bo and Deion (okay, not that recently), baseball and football

Bob Hayes (Got a Stanford related story if anyone is interested), football and Olympic sprinter. Nehemiah, too, sort of.

The Babe (not Ruth, but Didrikson) golfer and Olympic star. Think Gibson played golf, as well.

Some others:

The whiniest human ever to win an NBA championship hit a homer in the bigs at age 20?

NBA Hall of Famer who pitched a shutout in the majors?

Michael Vick was a dog-fighter. What hall of famer was a cock-fighter?

What hall of famer played for the Globetrotters?

[cardcrimson]

Some additions:

Recently, Bo and Deion (okay, not that recently), baseball and football

Bob Hayes (Got a Stanford related story if anyone is interested), football and Olympic sprinter. Nehemiah, too, sort of.

The Babe (not Ruth, but Didrikson) golfer and Olympic star. Think Gibson played golf, as well.

Some others:

The whiniest human ever to win an NBA championship hit a homer in the bigs at age 20?

NBA Hall of Famer who pitched a shutout in the majors?

Michael Vick was a dog-fighter. What hall of famer was a cock-fighter?

What hall of famer played for the Globetrotters?