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1. Man o’ War comes back to beat Grier at the Dwyer Stakes, July 10, 1920, Aqueduct Race Course 2. Bill Tilden becomes the first tennis superstar with his revenge win over Bill Johnston, September 6, 1920, West Side Tennis Club 3. The Giants win 1–0 to finish the first Subway Series, October 13, 1921, Polo Grounds 4. Babe Ruth christens the “House That Ruth Built” with a homer, April 18, 1923, Yankee Stadium 5. Jack Dempsey outslugs Luis Firpo, September 14, 1923, Polo Grounds |
6. The Yankees win their first World Series, October 15, 1923, Polo Grounds
7. The “Four Horsemen of Notre Dame” triumph over Army, October 18, 1924, Yankee Stadium
8. Harry Greb bests Mickey Walker amid a cavalcade of fists, July 2, 1925, Polo Grounds
9. Red Grange saves the NFL and the Giants, December 6, 1925, Polo Grounds
10. Ol’ Pete fans Tony Lazzeri, October 10, 1926, Yankee Stadium
11. The Babe hits 60, September 30, 1927, Yankee Stadium
12. The Silver Fox saves the day, April 7, 1928, Montreal Forum, Montreal
13. Babe Ruth hits three homers to finish off St. Louis, October 8, 1928, Sportsman’s Park, St. Louis
14. Notre Dame wins one for the Gipper, November 10, 1928, Yankee Stadium
15. Jack Elder leads Notre Dame to victory with a 98-yard interception return, November 30, 1929, Yankee Stadium
| New York City sports history, like the city itself, is noisy, self-important and endlessly fascinating. This book ranks the Top 100 greatest days in New York City sports, with essays on each event, but it also chronicles the Top 25 greatest days New York’s teams ever had, the 10 greatest performances by opponents against New York teams and the worst days in New York sports |
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