- 1858 Fee 1st charged to see a baseball game (50 cents) (NY beats Bkln 22-18)
- 1896 Wimbledon Men's Tennis: Harold Mahony beats 3-time champion Wilfred Baddeley 6-2, 6-8, 5-7, 8-6, 6-3
- 1906 Brooklyn Superbas pitcher Mal Eason no-hits St Louis Cardinals, 2-0 at Robison Field, St. Louis
- 1911 Boston Red Sox Smokey Joe Wood no-hits St Louis Browns, 5-0
- 1912 Phillies Sherry Magee steals home twice in 1 game
- 1916 NY Giants trade future Baseball HOF pitcher Christy Mathewson to Cincinnati Reds
- 1920 Dutch soccer club Sportclub Heerenveen is formed; initially known as Athleta; KNVB Cup Champions 2008–09
- 1923 Yanks hit into a triple-play but beat A's 9-2
- 1924 18th Tour de France won by Ottavio Bottecchia of Italy
- 1938 IOC awards Helsinki, Finland 1940 Summer Olympic Games after Tokyo, Japan withdraws (Second Sino-Japanese War)
- 1941 Yanks beat Tigers 12-6 in 17
- 1942 Barbados dismiss Trinidad for 16 in 69 minutes, Derek Sealy taking 8-8; West Indian cricket domestic first class record
- 1944 Browns Nelson Potter is 1st pitcher suspended for throwing spitballs
- 1947 34th Tour de France won by Jean Robic of France
- 1952 Emile Zatopek runs Olympic Record 10K (29:17.0)
Sports History
1954 American tennis champion Maureen Connolly's right leg is crushed in a horse riding accident ending a brilliant career at just 19
Baseball Record
1956 Yankee pitcher Whitey Ford ties AL record of 6 straight strike-outs
Sports History
1957 44th Tour de France: French cyclist Jacques Anquetil wins first of 5 general classification titles
- 1958 PGA Championship Men's Golf, Llanerch CC: Dow Finsterwald wins 1st PGA C'ship held in current stroke play format; wins by 2 from Billy Casper
Sports History
1958 Detroit Tigers future Baseball HOF pitcher Jim Bunning no-hits Boston Red Sox, 3-0
US Women's Golf Open
1963 US Open Women's Golf, Kenwood CC: Mary Mills wins her first of 3 major titles by 3 strokes ahead of runners-up Louise Suggs and Sandra Haynie
- 1965 NY Yankee pitcher Mel Stottlemyre hits an inside-the-park grand slam
Sports History
1969 56th Tour de France: Belgian cyclist Eddy Merckx wins general, points, mountains, team classification titles
US Women's Golf Open
1975 US Open Women's Golf, Atlantic City CC: Sandra Palmer wins her second major title by 4 strokes from JoAnne Carner, Sandra Post and Nancy Lopez
- 1975 62nd Tour de France won by Bernard Thevenet of France
Baseball Record
1976 Hank Aaron hits 755th and last home run off Angels Dick Drago
British Golf Open
1980 British Open Men's Golf, Muirfield: Tom Watson wins his 3rd of 5 Open titles, by 4 strokes from fellow American Lee Trevino
British Golf Open
1986 British Open Men's Golf, Turnberry: Australian Greg Norman wins his first major championship at even-par, 5 strokes clear of runner-up Gordon J. Brand
Sports History
1991 Mike Tyson is accused of raping a Miss Black America contestant
Sports History
1994 Former NFL running back, broadcaster and actor O.J. Simpson offers $500,000 reward for evidence of ex-wife's klller
- 1997 British Open Men's Golf, Royal Troon: American Justin Leonard recovers from 5 strokes back after 3 rounds; wins by 3 from Darren Clarke and Jesper Parnevik
- 2000 The leaders of Salt Lake City's bid to win the 2002 Winter Olympics are indicted by a federal grand jury for bribery, fraud, and racketeering
Sports History
2003 British Open Men's Golf, Royal St George's GC: American Ben Curtis becomes first debut winner since Tom Watson in 1975; in his first major appearance at #396 in world rankings beats runners-up Thomas Bjørn and Vijay Singh by 1 stroke
- 2008 British Open Men's Golf, Royal Birkdale GC: Irishman Pádraig Harrington successfully defends his Open title; shoots 4-under par over the final 9 to be 4 strokes clear of runner-up Ian Poulter
ESPY Awards
2008 16th ESPY Awards: Tiger Woods, Candace Parker win
Sports History
2020 Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first man to score 50 goals in Serie A, La Liga and the Premier League with a double in Juventus' 2-1 win over Lazio
- 2021 NBA Finals: Milwaukee Bucks beat Phoenix Suns, 105-98 in Game 6 to win first title in 50 years (1971); MVP: Giannis Antetokounmpo, 50 points in Game 6
