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Princess Anne at the equestrian event of the 1976 Olympics. The only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and the late Prince Philip, Anne was the first British royal to compete in the Olympics.
Anne and Zara, Royals Who Ruled the Saddle
Princess Anne is 15th in line to the throne of the British Monarchy, but she was 1st and 2nd in several international sporting events more
The Hawaiian Rumble minigolf in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The course is home to the Masters championship of the US Pro Mini Golf Association (USPMGA), which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
Pro MiniGolf On a Roll
The U.S. Professional Minigolf Association (USPMGA) is celebrating. Twenty-five years ago, its President, Bob Detwiler, launched a cash-prize minigolf tournament more
Lev Yashin in action guarding the net. Playing for Dynamo Moscow from 1950-1970, he is regarded as the greatest goal keeper of the 20th century.
The Greatest Goal Keeper of the 20th Century
If Pele was soccer’s greatest striker of the 20th century, then Lev Yashin was its greatest goal tender. An imposing athletic more
Muhammad Ali landing a punch on George Foreman at their 1974 epic "Rumble in the Jungle" bout in Kinshasa, Zaire. The fight was the subject of a documentary called "When We Were Kings", directed by Leon Gast who died on March 8th, 2021.
'When We Were Kings', Revisited
So far, 2021 hasn’t been kind to the boxing world. On February 5th, 2021, former heavyweight fighter Leon Spinks more
Karrie Webb holding the trophy after winning the 1999 du Maurier Classic. At 46, the Australian native remains the winningest active golfer in the LPGA Tour.
Veteran Karrie Webb, Still on Top of the LPGA Tour
She doesn’t play as many tournaments today, but Karrie Webb is still swinging with the best and the youngest in the field. more
Bill Rodgers clears the finish line at the 1980 Boston Marathon. It was his 4th and last championship at the world's oldest marathon event. He also won the New York title 4 consecutive years between 1976-1980.
Marathon Legend, Bill Rodgers, Looks Back
“I always needed someone to pull me along”, says Bill Rodgers about his early years. The veteran long-distance runner, who still holds the record more
The Spirits of St. Louis, an ABA franchise that played only 2 seasons from 1974-76. Their owners, Ozzie and Daniel Silna, were forced to dissolve the franchise in exchange for a deal that would prove to be an unexpected financial bonanza.
The Greatest Sports Deal
Turning personal frustration into a financial bonanza was the last thing Ozzie and Daniel Silna expected. But that’s exactly what happened more
Ian Eagle (left) at the CBS broadcasting booth with Hall of Fame quarterback, Dan Fouts. Eagle has worked with dozens of renowned broadcasting partners over the course of his career, including 10 years with Fouts.
Ian Eagle on 25 Years of Sports Broadcasting
With over a quarter century of calling games on TV and radio, Ian Eagle is one of the most familiar figures in sports broadcasting more
Adolf Hitler (far left) inspecting one of the 'Silver Arrows' developed by Mercedes and Auto Union. With government subsidies, the race cars were used to showcase Nazi propaganda as they dominated the Grand Prix circuits in the 1930s.
Germany Nazifies Automotive Racing
In 1931, German race car champion Rudi Caracciola was asked to deliver a custom-built vehicle to a special client. more
Alf Engen airborne (circa mid-1940s). The ski legend went on to found the Alta Ski School and put his signature on 30 ski resorts in the northwest, including Sun Valley and Jackson Hole. The Alf Engen Ski Museum in Park City, Utah is named after him.
A Ski Museum with Something for Everyone
No, it’s not a winter circus show. ‘The Greatest Snow on Earth’ is an engaging weather exhibit at the Alf Engen Ski Museum in Park City, Utah. more
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