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ANNIVERSARIES
Today Joe Louis defended his world heavyweight title for the 20th time, against Buddy Baer in New York, and knocked him out (1942).
Monday Ravi Shastri scored six sixes off one over playing for Bombay against the bowling of Baroda's Tilak Raj (1985).
Tuesday Births of jockey Fred Archer (1857); and trainer Henry Cecil (1943); Steve Davis scored the first televised competitive 147 break in the Lada Classic at Oldham (1982).
Wednesday Births of boxer Joe Frazier (1947); and rugby league international Mike Sullivan (1934).
Thursday Births of snooker player Stephen Hendry (1969); and golfer Mark O'Meara (1957); death of Thomas Lord, who laid out the eponymous cricket pitch (1832).
Friday Jimmy McGrory scored eight goals for Celtic against Dunfermline, which has never been bettered in a Scottish league game (1928).
Saturday England v Wales was the first rugby match to be broadcast live by the BBC (1927); Green Bay Packers won the first Super Bowl 35-10 against Kansas City Chiefs in Los Angeles (1967).
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