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  1. 1.

    Who was the Stanley Cup winner for 2005-2006?

    • ACarolina Hurricanes
    • BColorado Avalanche
    • COttawa Senators
    • DNew Jersey Devils
    Answer: Carolina Hurricanes
  2. 2.

    What school did Miami lose to in the 1992 Sugar Bowl, halting their efforts of winning back-to-back national titles?

    • AUniversity of Alabama
    • BOhio State
    • COklahoma
    • DNebraska
    Answer: University of Alabama
  3. 3.

    From 1988-1989 this player set a new Major League record for most consecutive bases stolen without being thrown out.

    • AIchiro Suzuki
    • BVince Coleman
    • CLou Brock
    • DRickey Henderson
    Answer: Vince Coleman
  4. 4.

    Kansas City Royalss player George Brett starred at this position.

    • ACenter Field
    • BThird Base
    • CCatcher
    • DPitcher
    Answer: Third Base
  5. 5.

    Tinku sounds like the noise my old car made but its not. What phrase would you connect with this art?

    • APotosi region of Bolivia
    • BMexican professional wrestling
    • CFounded in 1980 by Robert Puch
    • DAfrican slaves in Brazil
    Answer: Potosi region of Bolivia
  6. 6.

    Which is the location of the International Table Tennis Hall of Fame?

    • ATaiwan
    • BNorway
    • CSwitzerland
    • DChina
    Answer: Switzerland
  7. 7.

    This NHL goalie won the Rookie of the Year in 1952 with the New York Rangers. Known as Gump, he was one of the last goalies to play the position without a mask.

    • AGlenn Hall
    • BLorne Worsley
    • CTerry Sawchuck
    • DJohnny Bower
    Answer: Lorne Worsley
  8. 8.

    During modern baseball (i.e. since 1877) this is the first decade in which no pitcher could earn the Triple Crown.

    • A1940s
    • B1950s
    • C1890s
    • D1880s
    Answer: 1950s
  9. 9.

    Which of these became the Red Sox's home ballpark in 1912?

    • AFenway Park
    • BNational Park
    • CWrigley Field
    • DPNC Park
    Answer: Fenway Park
  10. 10.

    Which facility, located in Quezon City, Philippines, was nicknamed The Big Dome?

    • ACuneta Astrodome
    • BYnares Gym
    • CAraneta Coliseum
    • DMakati Sports Complex
    Answer: Araneta Coliseum
  11. 11.

    Between which two tournaments is Wimbledon played?

    • AGerman Open and Australian Open
    • BAustralian Open and French Open
    • CUS Open and Australian Open
    • DFrench Open and US Open
    Answer: French Open and US Open
  12. 12.

    Where is WWEs headquarters?

    • ANew York, New York
    • BL.A., California
    • CHartford, Connecticut
    • DStamford, Connecticut
    Answer: Stamford, Connecticut
  13. 13.

    Before the Bobcats, what NBA team played in Charlotte?

    • AMiami Heat
    • BDallas Mavericks
    • CNew York Knicks
    • DNew Orleans Hornets
    Answer: New Orleans Hornets
  14. 14.

    When Yogi Berra first joined the Yankees, they already had a great catcher. Who was he?

    • ARoy Campanella
    • BGus Triandos
    • CSherm Lollar
    • DBill Dickey
    Answer: Bill Dickey
  15. 15.

    Which first baseman was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1999?

    • AScott Rollen
    • BAlbert Pujols
    • CJim Edmonds
    • DSo Taguchi
    Answer: Albert Pujols
  16. 16.

    The Mazda 787B won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in what year?

    • A1991
    • B2000
    • C1987
    • D1990
    Answer: 1991
  17. 17.

    What is Penn State Nittany Lions football teams annual scrimmage game called?

    • ALions vs. Lions Game
    • BScrimmage At the Beaver
    • CUseless Pre-Season Game that is Fun to Go to
    • DBlue and White Game
    Answer: Blue and White Game
  18. 18.

    The F1 season of 1994 is remembered for what tragic event?

    • AVerstappen on Fire (Germany)
    • BDeath of Ayrton Senna (San Marino)
    • CSchumacher's Ban (Britain)
    • DThe Showdown (Australia)
    Answer: Death of Ayrton Senna (San Marino)
  19. 19.

    What science did Aristotle define as 'the knowledge of immaterial being'?

    • ALogic
    • BPhilosophy
    • CPsychology
    • DMetaphysics
    Answer: Metaphysics
  20. 20.

    This song by Sister Sledge was the anthem of the 1979 World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates.

    • ABlockbuster Boy!
    • BWe Are Family!
    • CReach Your Peak!
    • DEasy Street!
    Answer: We Are Family!
  21. 21.

    I was the third baseman for the Yankees when Dave Righetti threw his no hitter in 1983. Who am I?

    • AMike Pagliarulo
    • BBert Campaneris
    • CFred Stanley
    • DGraig Nettles
    Answer: Bert Campaneris
  22. 22.

    Where is Club Deportivo Chivas USA based?

    • AKansas City
    • BSeattle
    • CBoston
    • DCarson
    Answer: Carson
  23. 23.

    Which team did Dennis Eckersley start his career with?

    • ASan Diego Padres
    • BOakland As
    • CCleveland Indians
    • DCincinnati Reds
    Answer: Cleveland Indians
  24. 24.

    He has been a fine Super Bowl-winning NFL coach, a football commentator and a video game icon.

    • AJohn Madden
    • BFrank Caliendo
    • CTerrell Owens
    • DBuell Gallagher
    Answer: John Madden
  25. 25.

    In what football team hasn't Johan Cruyff played throughout his career?

    • ALos Angeles Aztecs
    • BWashington Diplomats
    • CBarcelona
    • DMilan
    Answer: Milan
  26. 26.

    In what year did AC Milan win their first UEFA champions league final?

    • A1980
    • B1970
    • C1945
    • D1963
    Answer: 1963
  27. 27.

    At the beginning of his professional golf career, Tiger Woods signed a contract with this sports equipment giant.

    • AKappa
    • BPuma
    • CNike
    • DAdidas
    Answer: Nike
  28. 28.

    This was the year the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team was founded. The same year the NHL doubled in size from the Original Six to twelve teams.

    • A1967
    • B1970
    • C1966
    • D1968
    Answer: 1967
  29. 29.

    Who was the fourth former Miami Hurricanes player to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame?

    • ATed Hendricks
    • BJim Otto
    • CMichael Irvin
    • DJim Kelly
    Answer: Michael Irvin
  30. 30.

    Which Charger led the team in receiving touchdowns in 2006?

    • AKeenan McCardell
    • BAntonio Gates
    • CVincent Jackson
    • DEric Parker
    Answer: Antonio Gates
  31. 31.

    In 1917, a starting pitcher walked the first batter, was ejected and then the relief pitcher pitched perfectly for the rest of the game. Who was the ejected pitcher?

    • AWalter Johnson
    • BBabe Ruth
    • CEd Cicotte
    • DDizzy Dean
    Answer: Babe Ruth
  32. 32.

    In what state was the first womens college basketball game played?

    • AMissouri
    • BMassachusetts
    • CNew York
    • DCalifornia
    Answer: California
  33. 33.

    Hulk Hogan had two title defences on Saturday Nights Main Event in 1985. Which of the listed wrestlers was one of his opponents?

    • ACowboy Bob Orton
    • BRoddy Piper
    • CBig John Studd
    • DMr. Wonderful
    Answer: Cowboy Bob Orton
  34. 34.

    This sport, one of the fastest in the world, is the official national winter sport of Canada.

    • ABobsleigh
    • BBiathlon
    • CCurling
    • DIce hockey
    Answer: Ice hockey
  35. 35.

    In September 2007 two Mens European Championship finals were held during the same weekend. The final game in volleyball was played in Moscow and the top two basketball teams competed in Madrid. Both finals were between Russia and Spain. Who were the winners?

    • ASpain in Moscow, Russia in Madrid
    • BRussia in Moscow, Spain in Madrid
    • CRussia in both finals
    • DSpain in both finals
    Answer: Spain in Moscow, Russia in Madrid
  36. 36.

    Which English Premier rugby teams ground is furthest north?

    • AGlasgow
    • BSale
    • CLeeds
    • DNewcastle
    Answer: Newcastle
  37. 37.

    These were the first two men to win the Triple Crown twice each.

    • ARogers Hornsby and Ted Williams
    • BRogers Hornsby and Ducky Duffy
    • CFrank Robinson and Mickey Mantle
    • DTed Williams and Frank Robinson
    Answer: Rogers Hornsby and Ted Williams
  38. 38.

    What is the name of Tony Hawk's son, who was born in 1992?

    • AChad Hawk
    • BFrank Hawk
    • CRiley Hawk
    • DTony Hawk Jr.
    Answer: Riley Hawk
  39. 39.

    What team did Tony Dorsett play for after he left the Cowboys?

    • AFalcons
    • BVikings
    • CBroncons
    • DColts
    Answer: Broncons
  40. 40.

    This prominent sports agent has represented some of the highest-paid baseball players, including Manny Ramirez, Mark Teixeira, and Andruw Jones.

    • APaul Allen
    • BLeigh Steinberg
    • CScott Boras
    • DMark Parker
    Answer: Scott Boras
  41. 41.

    Which driver has been the Formula 1 world champion for a record 7 times?

    • AAyrton Senna
    • BMichael Schumacher
    • CJim Clark
    • DFernando Alonso
    Answer: Michael Schumacher
  42. 42.

    Where is race car driver Ryan Newman originally from?

    • ALouisville, KY
    • BSouth Bend, IN
    • CIndianapolis, IN
    • DSt. Louis, MO
    Answer: South Bend, IN
  43. 43.

    In which country did the sport called campdrafting originate?

    • AUnited states
    • BCanada
    • CIreland
    • DAustralia
    Answer: Australia
  44. 44.

    Before he nailed down his macho movie career, this African-American actor was known on the gridiron as The Hammer. He played for the Oakland Raiders, then for the Kansas City Chiefs in the first-ever Super Bowl.

    • AFred Williamson
    • BGary Coleman
    • CBernie Casey
    • DDenzel Washington
    Answer: Fred Williamson
  45. 45.

    If you are diving and begin to choke, what should you do?

    • ASwim to the surface immediately, exhaling as you go.
    • BTake off your regulator and cough.
    • CHold your breath and swim to the surface immediately.
    • DCough into the regulator.
    Answer: Cough into the regulator.
  46. 46.

    The 2004 Boston Red Sox played 13 extra inning games during the regular season. How many of them did they win?

    • A5
    • B11
    • C7
    • D9
    Answer: 7
  47. 47.

    This Wisconsin-born end had the nickname Crazylegs?

    • AElroy Hirsch
    • BLance Alworth
    • CJerry Rice
    • DLen Goodman
    Answer: Elroy Hirsch
  48. 48.

    What was the nickname of Oregon State University in 2006?

    • ABadgers
    • BBeavers
    • CBirds
    • DDucks
    Answer: Beavers
  49. 49.

    Who was the first catcher to win both the Silver Slugger Award (Best Hitter at his position) and Golden Glove Award (Best fielder at his position) in the same year?

    • AIvan Rodriguez
    • BRoy Campanella
    • CJohnny Bench
    • DCarleton Fisk
    Answer: Ivan Rodriguez
  50. 50.

    What number did Don Mattingly wear when he played as a part-time first baseman and outfielder for the New York Yankees in 1983?

    • A23
    • B18
    • C33
    • D46
    Answer: 46

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