2022 Sports Trivia and Facts Calendars!
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A Year of Baseball Trivia! is packed with trivia, stats, and fun. World Series: Who was the only Dodger to hit more than one homer in the 1953 World Series? (Jim Gilliam.) Team History: Who are the 1940s shortstop, second baseman, and center fielder depicted with Ted Williams in the Teammates statue outside Fenway Park? (Johnny Pesky, Bobby Doerr, and Dom DiMaggio.) Plus Hall of Fame, Baseball Oddities, Dubious Distinctions - including LaMarr Hoyt, the one pitcher to win a Cy Young Award (1983) only to lead the league in losses the following year - and quotes: “Love is the most important thing in the world but baseball is pretty good too.” -Yogi Berra. |
365 Sports Facts-A-Year feeds the die-hard fan’s passion with a daily fact, stat, or great moment in sports history. Relive the triumphs, the rivalries, the routs, the rush of adrenaline of cheering on your team. Yao Ming faces Shaq for the first time -and prevails, helping lead the Rockets to a 108-104 overtime win. George Foreman upsets titleholder Joe Frazier with six knockdowns in two rounds. Just 17 years old, polio survivor Tenley Albright becomes the first American woman to win the world figure skating gold. Plus quotes and trivia: Who was the first female jockey to win a Triple Crown race? Julie Krone, riding Colonial Affair to victory at the 1993 Belmont Stakes. |
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A calendar that’s as crazy about football as the most crazed football fan, celebrating the game with a packed year of stats, unbeatable records, larger-than-life personalities, trivia quizzes, and all things Super Bowl. Famous Firsts: Which teams played in the first Super Bowl on January 15, 1967, and who won? (Green Bay beat Kansas City, 35–10.) Dubious Distinctions, including Bears’ kicker Cody Parkey’s infamous "double doink" miss that led to Chicago’s 16-15 playoff loss to Philadelphia. Plus Football Families, Legendary Games, League Leaders, Notable Coaches, Football and Culture, and quotes: "One thing I’d say. I’d hate to play us." - Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville. |
Challenge your knowledge of sports trivia and ESPN history with 365 days of engaging facts and challenging trivia questions! The ESPN Daily Boxed Calendar includes daily tear-off sheets with a fact or trivia question from all major sports on each page, along with corresponding graphics. Additionally, the built-in stand lets you set it up on any desk or tabletop! 12-month format (January - December 2022) Featuring a new fact/trivia on each day! Daily tear-off calendar, with built-in stand. 5.25"w x 5.25"h |
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Put your golf knowledge to the test with questions ranging from rules of play to the finer points of the game, to golf personalities, and famous courses. Golf Trivia will appeal to the seasoned regular, weekend warrior, and the occasional player alike. |
