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Greg Thomas
339 Points - 37 Events
Latonia, KY

Damain Bratcher
323 Points - 43 Events
Union, KY

Eric Anderson
321 Points - 34 Events
Alpharetta, GA

Frank Schott
320 Points - 30 Events
Bellevue, WA

thomas hillesheim jr
313 Points - 47 Events
Shakopee, MN

Tom Walsh
275 Points - 38 Events
Cincinnati, OH

Dave Kirk
275 Points - 31 Events
Glencoe, IL

Joe Reedy
273 Points - 39 Events
Burlington, KY

Gary Neft
269 Points - 30 Events
Pittsburgh, PA

Daniel Mellenthin
251 Points - 22 Events
Madison, WI

Los Angeles, California, US
138.50 Points - 34 Events
New York, New York, US
117.00 Points - 31 Events
Boston, Massachusetts, US
108.65 Points - 28 Events
Dallas, Texas, US
82.10 Points - 23 Events
Chicago, Illinois, US
80.75 Points - 22 Events
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
76.00 Points - 23 Events
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
69.90 Points - 20 Events
Detroit, Michigan, US
69.80 Points - 18 Events
Atlanta, Georgia, US
67.80 Points - 18 Events
Washington, District of Columbia, US
67.30 Points - 21 Events
Wrigley Field (176)
Published April 29, 2019
NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament Game (146)
Published March 18, 2019
Monday Night Football (140)
Published December 10, 2018
Fenway Park (129)
Published May 13, 2019
Cincinnati Reds Opening Day Game (122)
Published March 25, 2019
Notre Dame Stadium (119)
Published November 12, 2018
Yankee Stadium (116)
Published May 13, 2019
Oriole Park at Camden Yards (96)
Published April 29, 2019
The World Series (94)
Published October 22, 2018
The MLB League Championship Series (91)
Published October 8, 2018

What a Week!
Published by Tom Walsh
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25 Years Ago, Ryder Cup Came of Age
Published by Tom Walsh
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A Guide to the London 2012 Olympic Games
Published by Tom Walsh
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These two clubs – both located in the city of Glasgow – first met in 1880 in what is called the Old Firm. They have collectively dominated the Scottish Premier League for years, and their matches are among the most intense – sometimes even violent – of any sport anywhere in the world.



These long time divisional rivals first played in 1933. Maybe the most famous moment was in 1978, when, only needing take a knee to win, the Giants called a running play which was subsequently fumbled and run back for a game winning touchdown by the Eagles’ Herman Edwards. It is known as The Miracle at the Meadowlands in Philly and The Fumble in New York.
