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[edit] Athletics
[edit] Marathon
[edit] Auto racing
[edit] Baseball
- July 14: Boston Red Sox lefty Mel Parnell pitches a no-hitter against the Chicago White Sox at Fenway Park, winning 4-0. It is only Parnell's third win against two losses and is the sixth straight loss for second-place Chicago. The no-hitter is the first for the Red Sox since 1923. Parnell will go 4-4 before a torn muscle in his pitching arm ends his career as the Red Sox' winningest southpaw.
[edit] Basketball
[edit] Boxing
[edit] Cycling
[edit] Field hockey
[edit] Figure skating
[edit] Football (American)
[edit] Football (Australian)
[edit] Football (Canadian)
[edit] Football (Rugby)
[edit] Football (soccer)
[edit] England
Men's professional
Men's amateur
Women's professional
[edit] Thoroughbred horse racing
[edit] Harness racing
[edit] Ice hockey
[edit] Skiing
- Alpine skiing
- The men's Olympic Gold Medal:
- The women's Olympic Gold Medal:
[edit] Snooker
[edit] Tennis
[edit] Volleyball
[edit] General sporting events
[edit] Awards
[edit] Births
[edit] January
- January 1 — Vivien Mitchell, Irish field hockey goalkeeper
- January 4 — Helen Cadman, English netballer
- January 6 — Stephen Cox, New Zealand cyclist
- January 8 — Milorad Krivokapić, Yugoslav water polo player
- January 9 — Zdeněk Adamec, Czech javelin thrower
- January 14 — Juan de la Puente, Spanish handball player
- January 16 — Tadija Kačar, Yugoslav boxer
- January 16 — Pertti Niittylä, Finnish ice speed skater
- January 17 — Andeh Davidson, Nigerian boxer
- January 19 — Oscar Strático, Argentine judoka and wrestler
- January 20 — John Naber, American swimmer
- January 21 — Rafael Garralda, Spanish field hockey player
- January 24 — Hans Smits, Dutch water polo player
- January 30 — Hipólito Ramos, Cuban boxer
[edit] February
- February 2 — Jean-François Lamour, French fencer and politician
- February 4 — Radamés González, Cuban marathon runner
- February 7 — Reinaldo Patterson, Cuban javelin thrower
- February 8 — Nanae Sasaki, Japanese long-distance runner
- February 9 — Hans Gildemeister, Chilean tennis player
- February 9 — José Manuel Gómet, Spanish boxer
- February 13 — Yiannis Kouros, Greek-Australian ultramarathoner
- February 13 — Maurizio Marchetto, Italian ice speed skater
- February 14 — Dave Dravecky, American baseball player
- February 15 — Bert Goedkoop, Dutch volleyball player and coach
- March 3 — Zbigniew Boniek, Polish soccer player
- March 5 — Ari Huumonen, Finnish discus thrower
- March 12 — Pim Verbeek, Dutch football (soccer) player and manager
- March 13 — Christian Bassemir, German field hockey goalkeeper
- March 15 — Zoltán Verrasztó, Hungarian swimmer
- March 17 — András Hargitay, Hungarian swimmer
- March 18 — Lesley Murdoch, New Zealand field hockey player
- March 18 — Ingemar Stenmark, Swedish alpine skier
- March 19 — José Gómez, Mexican long-distance runner
- March 20 — Joseph Meli, Canadian judoka
- March 20 — Sandra Neilson, American freestyle swimmer
- March 29 — Kurt Thomas, American gymnast
- May 3 — Gillian Rolton, Australian equestrian
- May 9 — Frank Andersson, Swedish wrestler
- May 9 — Francisco de Jesus, Brazilian boxer
- May 10 — Andrey Krylov, Soviet freestyle swimmer
- May 12 — Janis Bojars, Soviet shot putter
- May 17 — Jorma Härkönen, Finnish middle distance runner
- May 17 — Sugar Ray Leonard, American boxer
- May 20 — Igor Duginyets, Soviet discus thrower
- May 20 — Tomáš Šmíd, Czech tennis player
- May 21 — Christine Larson-Mason, American field hockey player
- May 28 — Viktor Rybakov, Soviet boxer
[edit] August
[edit] September
- September 7 — Jaime Zumalacárregui, Spanish field hockey player
- September 8 — Aleksandr Yatsevich, Soviet hurdler
- September 11 — Brent Miskimmin, New Zealand field hockey player
- September 13 — Aaron Fernandes, Canadian field hockey player
- September 14 — Ray Wilkins, English football (soccer) player
- September 16 — Sergei Belaglazov, Russian wrestler
- September 18 — José Doreste, Spanish sailboat racer
- September 19 — John Sadri, American tennis player
- September 20 — Elisabeth Theurer, Austrian horse rider
- September 28 — Gary Figueroa, American water polo player
- September 30 — Leonard Nitz, American track cyclist
[edit] October
- October 4 — Roberto Andino, Puerto Rican boxer
- October 4 — Doug Padilla, American middle- and long-distance runner
- October 5 — Brad Farrow, Canadian judoka
- October 5 — Pentti Sinersaari, Finnish javelin thrower
- October 16 — Melissa Belote, American backstroke swimmer
- October 16 — Yekaterina Khramenkova, Soviet long-distance runner
- October 17 — Leslie Milne, American field hockey player
- October 18 — Martina Navratilova, Czech-born tennis player
- October 23 — Darrell Pace, American archer
- October 31 — Thomas Rongen, Dutch football (soccer) coach
[edit] November
[edit] December
[edit] Deaths
- February 8 — Connie Mack, American baseball manager
- March 2 — Fred Merkle, American MLB player (1907-1926)
- May 12 — Edgar Page, British field hockey player (b. 1884)
- May 13 — Frank Beaurepaire (65), Australian freestyle swimmer (b. 1891)
- May 20 — Zoltán Halmay (74), Hungarian Olympic swimmer (b. 1881)
- May 26 — Al Simmons, American MLB player (1924-1944)
- September 7 — C. B. Fry, England international cricketer and rugby player, long jump champion
- September 22 — Jesse Tannehill, American MLB pitcher (1894-1911)
- October 16 — Jules Rimet, Frenc founding father of the FIFA World Cup
- November 27 — Charlie Peete (27), American MLB baseball player, St. Louis Cardinals, plane crash
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