Anatoli TarasovBorn: 1918Hockey coached Soviet Union to 9 straight world championships and 3 Olympic gold medals (1964,68,72).Died: June 23, 1995Paul TagliabueR - TJerry Tarkanian
Fran TarkentonBorn: Feb. 3, 1940Football QB 2-time NFL All-Pro (1973,75); Player of Year (1975); threw for 47,003 yards and 342 TDs (both former NFL records) in 18 seasons with Minnesota…
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Grantland RiceBorn: Nov. 1, 1880First celebrated American sportswriter chronicled the Golden Age of Sport in 1920s; immortalized Notre Dame's “Four Horsemen.”Died: July 13, 1954Manon RheaumeR…
Deacon JonesBorn: Dec. 9, 1938Football DE 5-time All-Pro (1965-69) with LA Rams; unofficially 3rd all-time in NFL sacks with 1731/2 in 14 years.Bobby JonesG - JJerry Jones
Grantland RiceBorn: Nov. 1, 1880First celebrated American sportswriter chronicled the Golden Age of Sport in 1920s; immortalized Notre Dame's “Four Horsemen.”Died: July 13, 1954Manon RheaumeR…
Henri RichardBorn: Feb. 29, 1936Hockey C leap year baby who played on more Stanley Cup championship teams (11) than anybody else; at 5-foot-7, known as the “Pocket Rocket ”; brother of…
Schedule and results of major stakes races in 1999; (T) indicates turf race course; (F) indicates furlongs.
1999
Date
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Track
Miles
Winner
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Purse
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Ron O'NealAge: 66 actor who played a drug dealer in 1972's Superfly, a film that defined the blaxploitation genre. Died: Los Angeles, Jan. 14, 2004Helmut NewtonM - QJerry Orbach
Helmut NewtonAge: 83 artistic fashion photographer known for his provocative, often explicit photos that frequently appeared in fashion magazines such as Vogue. Died: Hollywood, Calif.,…
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