# Each Day In History


## Posts

- [10-May](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/10-may-29/): The San Diego Padres beat the Colorado Rockies, 21-0, at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado.  The San Diego Padres had 24 hits.  San Diego Padres winning pitcher, Stephen Kolek, went the distance.
- [22-Nov](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/22-nov-23/): As the Denver Nuggets were hopelessly behind, Denver Nuggets coach Doug Moe advised the Denver Nuggets to let the Portland Trail Blazers break their scoring record.  The Portland Trailblazers beat the Denver Nuggets, 156-116, at Memorial Coliseum in Portland, Oregon.
- [12-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/12-dec-18/): At the Brendan Byrne Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the New Jersey Nets blocked 22 shots against the Denver Nuggets as the New Jersey Nets beat the Denver Nuggets, 121-81.
- [8-May](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/08-may/): Cardinal Robert Provost from Chicago, Illinois was elected as the first US-born pontiff and became known as Pope Leo XIV.
- [18-jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/18-jan-22/): At the end of the first quarter, Jeff Congdon of the Denver Rockets, tossed in a 75-footer for 3 points.  The Denver Rockets beat the Carolina Cougars, 135 – 122, at the Auditorium Arena in Denver, Colorado.
- [30-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/30-dec-23/): An American Basketball Association double header was played at the Coliseum in Denver, Colorado. The two teams that played in the first game were the Kentucky Colonels vs the Washington Capitals. Kentucky won 139 – 127.  The Denver Rockets played the Los Angeles Stars in the second game.  The Denver Rockets beat the Los Angeles Stars, 123 – 116.
- [23-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/civil-rights/mar-23/): William Lewis Moore, a white postal worker from Baltimore, Maryland, was shot and killed in Alabama while he was on a one-person march for racial justice.  The march began in Chattanooga, Tennessee and was intended to end in Jackson, Mississippi.
- [21-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/21-apr-27/): For the first time in Major League History, an organ was played at a baseball game.  Ray Nelson was the organist and he played the organ at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois.  The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs, 6-2.
- [26-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/26-apr-20/): For the first time in Major League History, an organ was played at a baseball game.  Ray Nelson was the organist and he played the organ at Wrigley Field.  The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs, 6-2.
- [21-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/21-apr-25/): President Abraham Lincoln’s funeral train left Washington, D.C. and began its journey to Springfield, Illinois, where he was buried.  The procession allowed the nation to pay their respects to the fallen president, marking a moment of collective mourning and reflection.
- [21-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/21-apr-26/): Congress established the U.S. Mint in Denver, marking it as the primary facility for producing coinage in the Western United States.
- [19-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/19-apr-30/): The funeral procession for President Abraham Lincoln began in Washington D.C. with his remains were moved from the White House to the U.S. Capitol where a massive crowd lined Pennsylvania Avenue to witness the procession.  The body of President Abraham Lincoln remained at the White House for two days.
- [19-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/19-apr-29/): Roger Sherman (Founding Father, politician, lawyer)
- [13-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/13-apr-25/): The Jefferson Memorial was dedicated, marking the 200th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson’s birth.  President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered the dedication speech, honoring Jefferson’s legacy as a Founding Father, author of the Declaration of Independence, a central intellectual force behind the American Revolution and advocate for liberty and democracy.
- [12-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/politics/12-apr-21/): The Foraker Act, officially named the Organic Act of 1900, established a civil government in Puerto Rico after it became a United States Territory following the Spanish-American War.
- [6-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/6-apr-25/): Alex Ovechkin, playing for the Washington Capitals, scored his 895th career goal to become the highest scoring NHL player in history, surpassing Wayne Gretzky’s 894 career goals.  The New York Islanders beat the Washington Capitals, 4-1, at UBS Arena in New York City.
- [27-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/27-mar-27/): The Oregon Webfoots became the first team to win the NCAA Tournament by beating the Ohio State Buckeyes, 46-33.  The game was played in the Patton Gymnasium on the Northwestern university’s campus in Evanston, Illinois.
- [8-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/8-sep-28/): Pittsburgh Pirate Roberto Clemente hit 3 triples in one game.  The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds,  4-1, at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- [17-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/17-mar-8/): 1962 Kalpana Chawla (The first woman of Indian origin to fly to outer space)
- [20-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/20-dec-25/): Jerome Harrison, running back for the Cleveland Browns, rushed for 286 yards at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.  The Cleveland Browns beat the Kansas City Chiefs, 41-34.
- [20-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/20-dec-24/): John Elway for the Denver Broncos passed for 432 yards at the Seattle Kingdome in Seattle, Washington.  The Denver Broncos beat the Seattle Seahawks, 27-24.
- [8-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/8-dec-30/): The Pittsburgh Steelers ended up with 422 total yards and 24 first downs compared to the Houston Texans 47 total yards and 3 first downs.  The Houston Texans won, 24-6, at the NRG stadium, aka Reliant Stadium, in Houston, Texas.
- [3-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/3-dec-27/): Mike Anderson for the Denver Broncos ran for 251 yards at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.  The Denver Broncos won, 38- 23.
- [11-Nov](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/11-nov-13/): Shaun Alexander of the Seattle Seahawks rushed for 266 yards at Husky Stadium in Seattle, Washington.  The Seattle Seahawks beat the Oakland Raiders, 34-27.
- [25-Nov](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/25-nov-29/): O.J. Simpson of the Buffalo Bills ran for 273 yards at Pontiac Silverdome in Detroit, Michigan.  The Detroit Lions beat the Buffalo Bills, 27-14.
- [28-Nov](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/28-nov-15/): The Chicago Cardinals beat the Chicago Bears, 40-6, at Comiskey Park in Chicago, Illinois.  Ernie Nevers quarterback for the Chicago Cardinals, scored all 40 points, six touchdowns, one extra point and one field goal.
- [20-Nov](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/27934/): Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears rushed for 275 yards at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois.  The Chicago Bears beat the Minnesota Vikings, 10-7.
- [25-Oct](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/25-oct-25/): Jason Elam, for the Denver Broncos, kicked a 63-yard field goal, which tied the record set by Tom Dempsey (New Orleans Saints) in 1970.  The Denver Broncos beat the Jacksonville Jaguars, 37-24, at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado.
- [22-Oct](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/22-oct-20/): Corey Dillon of the Cincinnati Bengals rushed for 278 yards at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.  The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Denver Broncos, 31-21.
- [5-Oct](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/5-oct-32/): In game 4 of the World Series, the Brooklyn Dodgers catcher Mickey Owens dropped a third strike and the batter Tom Hendrick for the New York Yankees reached first base safely; this would have been the last out of the game, but instead, the New York Yankees scored 4 runs and won 7-4.  The Game was played at Ebbets Field.  The New York Yankees won the World Series 4 games to 1.
- [14-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/14-sep-20/): Jamal Lewis, running back for the Baltimore Ravens, rushed for 295 yards at M&T stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.  The Baltimore Ravens beat the Cleveland Browns, 33-13.
- [24-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/24-sep-27/): Joe Namath for the New York Jets passed for 496 yards and six touchdowns against the Baltimore Colts at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.  The New York Jets won, 44-34.
- [18-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/18-sep-33/): Roger Clemens, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, struck out 20 batters for the second time in his career.  The Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers, 4-0, at Tiger Stadium in Detroit, Michigan.  The first time he achieved this feat was in 1986.
- [17-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/politics/17-sep-28/): The United States barred Charlie Chaplin from re-entering the country after a trip to England due to accusations of being anti-American and pro-communist during the Red Scare.
- [](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/27859/): Pittsburgh Pirate Roberto Clemente hit 3 triples in one game.  The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds, 4-1, at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- [9-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/9-mar-29/): Charles Gibson (Correspondent)
- [22-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/22-mar-31/): Marcel Marceau (legendary mime)
- [11-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/11-mar-27/): 1934 Sam Donaldson (American television journalist)
- [14-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/14-mar-23/): Quincy Jones (Musician, composer)
- [18-Jun](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/18-jun-3/): The Boston Red Sox scored 17 runs in one inning (the 7th) against the Detroit Tigers.  The final score was the Boston Red Sox 23, the Detroit Tigers 3.  The game was played at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts.
- [24-May](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/24-may-25/): Tony Lazzeri of the New York Yankees became the first player of Major League Baseball to hit two grand slams in one game.  The New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia A’s, 25-2, at Shibe Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- [7-May](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/7-may-28/): John Heard (Actor)
- [17-Jul](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/17-jul-24/): Babe Adams, playing for the Pittsburgh Pirates, pitched for 21 innings without allowing a walk.  The New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 3-1 at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- [22-May](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/22-may-15/): Andre Dawson, playing for the Chicago Cubs, received a record 5 intentional walks in one game that went 16 innings.  The Chicago Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds, 2-1, at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois.
- [21-May](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/21-may-26/): New York Yankee Mel Stottlemyre walked 11 batters but won, 2-0, against the Washington Senators at Yankee Stadium in New York City.
- [3-Jun](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/3-jun-20/): Barry Beck (Hockey player)
- [14-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/14-apr-26/): Joe McCarthy debuted as the New York Yankee manager.  The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox at Yankee Stadium, 6-3.
- [21-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/21-mar-26/): The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame held its inaugural induction ceremony took place at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City.
- [7-Mar](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/7-mar-15/): Nikola Jokic of the Denver Nuggets scored the first 30-20-20 triple double, the first in the history of the National Basketball Association.  He scored 31 points, grabbed 21 rebounds and had 21 assists.  The Denver Nuggets beat the Phoenix Suns, 149-141 in overtime at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado.
- [31-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/31-jan-27/): Joe Malone, playing for the Quebec Bulldogs, scored 7 goals in one game, the most in NHL history.  The Quebec Bulldogs defeated the Toronto St. Patricks, 10-6, at Quebec Arena in Quebec City, Quebec.
- [28-Feb](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/28-feb-25/): Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation, becoming the first pope to do so in nearly 600 years.  His decision to step down was for health reasons.
- [5-Aug](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/5-aug-31/): The Cleveland Indians were down, 14-2, to the Seattle Mariners going into the bottom of the 7th inning, when the Cleveland Indians came back and won the game, 15-14, in the eleventh inning.  The game was played at Jacobs field in Cleveland, Ohio.
- [23-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/23-sep-27/): The Denver Broncos were down, 34-10, to the Seattle Seahawks in the third quarter, when the Denver Broncos came back and won, 37-34.  The game was played at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado.
- [22-Feb](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/22-feb-21/): The Adam-Otis Treaty was signed, whereby Spain ceded Florida to the United States for $5 million.
- [8-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/8-dec-29/): The heavy metal band Metallica performed in Antarctica.  It took place in a dome at Carlini Base and was attended by 120 people.
- [24-Jun](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/24-jun-17/): Rocky Colavito for the Detroit Tigers had 7 hits.  The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers, 9-7, in 22 innings at Tiger Stadium in Detroit, Michigan.
- [21-Jun](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/21-jun-26/): Cesar Gutierrez of the Detroit Tigers got 7 hits in one game.  The Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Indians, 9-8, after 11 innings at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio.
- [8-Aug](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/8-aug-26/): Brandon Crawford for the San Francisco Giants got 7 hits in one game.  The San Francisco Giants beat the Miami Marlins, 8-7, in 14 innings at Marlins Park in Miami, Florida.
- [16-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/16-sep-24/): Ronnie Stennett of the Pittsburgh Pirates got 7 hits in one 9-inning game.  The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs, 22-0, at Wrigley Field in Chicago Illinois.
- [10-Jun](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/10-jun-26/): Wilbert “Uncle Robbie” Robinson, playing for the Baltimore Orioles, got seven hits in one 9-inning game.  The Baltimore Orioles beat the St. Louis Browns, 25-4, at Union Park in Baltimore, Maryland.
- [3-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/3-jan-33/): During the playoffs, the Buffalo Bills were down by a score of 35-3, in the third quarter to the Houston Oilers and came back and won by a score of 41-38, in overtime.  The game was played at Rich Stadium in Buffalo, New York.
- [10-Jun](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/10-jun-25/): Wilbert “Uncle Robbie” Robinson, playing for the Baltimore Orioles, got seven hits in one 9-inning game.  The Baltimore Orioles beat the St. Louis Browns, 25-4, at Union Park in Baltimore, Maryland.
- [16-Oct](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/16-oct-29/): Wilfred Paiement (Hockey player)
- [](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/27633/): During the playoffs, the Buffalo Bills were down by a score of 35-3, in the third quarter to the Houston Oilers and came back and won by a score of 41-38, in overtime.  The game was played at Rich Stadium in Buffalo, New York.
- [3-Oct](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/3-oct-26/): Starting late in the third quarter, the Los Angeles Rams overcame a 28-point deficit to tie the Philadelphia Eagles, 28-28, which was the final score of the game.  Regular season games at that time had no overtime.  The game was played at the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California.
- [5-Feb](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/5-feb-23/): The New England Patriots overcame a, 28-3, deficit in the third quarter to beat the Atlanta Falcons, 34-28, during Super Bowl LI that was played at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.  This is the first Super Bowl to go into overtime.
- [17-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/17-dec-19/): The Minnesota Vikings overcame a 33-0 deficit to the Indianapolis Colts by scoring 39 points in the second half and winning, 39-36, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
- [7-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/7-apr-32/): Ted Williams made his managerial debut for the Washington Senators against the New York Yankees at RFK Stadium.  The New York Yankees won, 8-4.
- [19-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/19-jan-31/): The Notre Dame Fighting Irish ended the UCLA Bruins 88-winning streak by the score of, 71-70, at the Purcell Pavilion on the Notre Dame campus in the state of Indiana.  The last game prior to this loss that the UCLA Bruins lost was January 23, 1971 against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish by a score of, 89-82, at the Purcell Pavilion on the Notre Dame campus in the state of Indiana.
- [17-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/17-jan-27/): The UCLA Bruins won its last game of an 88-winning streak against the Iowa Hawkeyes at the Iowa Field House on the Iowa campus in Iowa City, Iowa.
- [30-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/130-jan/): The UCLA Bruins started its 88-winning streak by beating the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos, 74-61, at the Pauley Pavilion located on the campus of the UCLA Bruins in Los Angeles, California.
- [7-Feb](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/7-feb-21/): A powerful earthquake near New Madrid, Missouri, with an estimated magnitude of 7.5, caused widespread destruction and temporarily reversed the flow of the Mississippi River.
- [3-Feb](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/3-feb-28/): Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias became the first European to sail around the southern tip of Africa, opening a sea route to Asia.
- [29-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/politics/29-jan-24/): Queen Lili’uokalani ascended to the throne of Hawaii following the death of her brother, King Kalakaua.  She was Hawaii’s first and only queen sovereign.
- [25-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/25-jan-20/): Alicia Keys (Singer)
- [25-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/25-jan-7/): Etta James (Singer)
- [23-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/23-sep-26/): At Prospect Creek, Alaska, the temperature bottomed out at 80 degrees below zero, the coldest recorded temperature in the United States.
- [23-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/other/23-jan-25/): The first Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony took place at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City.
- [25-Jun](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/25-jun-19/): George Strief for the Philadelphia Athletics hit four triples in one game.  The Brooklyn Grays beat the Philadelphia Athletics, 21-14, at Washington Park in Brooklyn, New York City.
- [31-May](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/31-may-23/): The San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets, 8-6, at Shea Stadium in New York City after 23 innings of play.
- [27-Jun](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/27-jun-27/): The Boston Bees (later, Braves) and the Brooklyn Dodgers played to a, 2-2, tie in a 23-inning game at Braves Field in Boston, Massachusetts.
- [21-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/21-sep-28/): The Detroit Tigers and the Philadelphia A’s ended a 24-inning game in a tie, 1-1, at Shibe Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- [1-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/1-sep-24/): The Philadelphia A’s beat the Boston Americans (later renamed the Red Sox), 4-1, in a 24-inning game at Huntington Avenue Grounds in Boston, Massachusetts.
- [11-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/11-sep-21/): The St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets, 4-3, in a 25-inning game at Shea Stadium in New York City.
- [18-May](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/18-may-28/): Bill Joyce of the New York Giants hit 4 triples in one game.  The New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 11-5, at the Polo Grounds in New York City.
- [20-Jul](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/20-jul-17/): At Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, the baseball game dragged on for 6 hours and 10 minutes that included a rain delay at the beginning of the game, ended at 3:50 a.m.  The New York Mets beat the Atlanta Braves, 16-13 and it took 19 innings.  After the game, the traditional 4th of July fireworks were set off.
- [15-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/15-sep-28/): At Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan, the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox played 42 players in one game.  The Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers, 7-6.
- [20-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/20-sep-18/): Ben Petrick of the Colorado Rockies drove in four runs despite going hitless during the game.  The San Diego Padres beat the Colorado Rockies, 15-11, at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado.
- [22-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/22-sep-28/): Cesar Tovar of the Minnesota Twins played all 9 positions in one game against the Oakland A’s at Metropolitan Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  The Minnesota Twins beat the Oakland A’s, 2-1.
- [6-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/6-sep-18/): Scott Sheldon of the Texas Rangers played all 9 positions at Comiskey Park in Chicago, Illinois against the Chicago White Sox.  The Chicago White Sox beat the Texas Rangers, 13-1.
- [1-Oct](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/1-oct-30/): Shane Halter of the Detroit Tigers played all 9 positions in one game at Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan.  The Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins, 12-1.
- [30-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/30-sep-25/): Andrew Romine of the Detroit Tigers played all 9 positions in one game against the Minnesota Twins at Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan.  The Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers, 5-0.
- [28-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/28-sep-33/): The shortest timed baseball game played in the Major Leagues occurred at the Polo Grounds in New York City, New York between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Phillies.  The game lasted 55 minutes.  The New York Giants won, 6-1.
- [7-Oct](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/7-oct-34/):  1906 The Chicago Cubs played their last regular season game at Robison Field in St. Louis, Missouri against the St. Louis Cardinals.  The game ended up as a tie, 3-3.  The Chicago Cubs won 116 games that season.  The Chicago White Sox won the World Series, 4 games to 2.
- [7-Sep](https://eachdayinhistory.com/sports/7-sep-24/): After 6 minutes had elapsed in overtime, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the Green Bay Packers were on the Chicago Bears 25-yard line.  The Green Bay Packers lined up for a field goal.  The kick was blocked back into the hands of the Green Bay Packer field goal kicker Chester Marcol and he ran it into the end zone for a touchdown.  The Green Bay Packers won the game, 12-6.
- [13-Jan](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/13-jan-18/): Robert Stack (Actor)
- [4-Apr](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/4-apr-26/): Charlie Greer (Denver Broncos)
- [27-Aug](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/27-aug-17/): Billy Van Heusen (Denver Broncos)
- [15-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/15-dec-20/): Pete Duranko (Denver Broncos)
- [3-Dec](https://eachdayinhistory.com/birthday/3-dec-25/): Fran Lynch (Denver Broncos)

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