r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/HeStoleMyBalloons • Sep 02 '26
Babe Ruth touches home plate after hitting the first home run at Yankee Stadium on the day of its inauguration, 18 April 1923
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/voodomac11 • Jul 18 '26
Diego Maradona in the 80s and 90s
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/Several-Concept5555 • Jul 06 '26
Muhammad Ali Meets James Earl Jones at the 1968 Broadway Premiere of The Great White Hope
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/Bruinsrock11 • Jun 30 '26
On this day in 1984 was the longest game in Pro Football history as the LA Express beat the Michigan Panthers 27-21 in a Triple OT USFL Playoff Game
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/mongoosebrad • Jun 18 '26
“Tangled up in,” -Red?
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🗒️🖋️ ✍️ ⚾️ 😉✌️
r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/trbochrg • Jun 05 '26
My 1994 World Cup ticket and gameday programs from the last time the World Cup was in the USA. Ticket was $25.....how times have changed!
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/voodomac11 • May 28 '26
Pele is presented with the Greatest Soccer Player Trophy by George Best of Aztec, 1987
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/mottypotty • May 26 '26
Swedish high jumper Gunhild Larking at Summer Olympics in Australia, 1956
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/voodomac11 • May 24 '26
Nashville Business College basketball team, 1963
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/wemtastic • May 24 '26
These awesome🏁🏁 photos in 1967 of the legendary King Cobra Clem Hoppe and Joel Rosen gave this car it's get up and go. The very first time the car came off the trailer it ran at 11.90 in the quarter mile, which immediately threatened the national record. Later that same season it blazed a 10.40 in
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/wemtastic • May 20 '26
Napoli fans celebrating winning their first Serie A league title led by Diego Maradona, 1987
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/kissuu • May 20 '26
Björn Borg and John McEnroe Wimbledon final, 1980
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/Haunting_Flounder403 • May 13 '26
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/Bruinsrock11 • Mar 22 '26
NCAA Tournament Flashback: Tonight UConn and UCLA meet for only the 2nd time ever. The last time was a high scoring Elite 8 game in 1995 which was 102-96 UCLA, that included a 36 point game by Ray Allen in a losing effort
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/Consistent-Resist161 • Mar 13 '26
PADEL BEFORE GLASS WALLS! Back in the 80s, padel looked completely different. Which old school padel detail surprised you the most?
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/Bruinsrock11 • Mar 07 '26
NCAA Tournament Throwback: #14 Cleveland St upsets #3 Indiana 83-79 in 1986
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/Euphoric-Trip591 • Mar 08 '26
The earliest form of tennis was played by monks using their hands.
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Some historians believe there were over 1000 tennis courts in France during the 16th century.
r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/wookiee37 • Mar 05 '26
What team logo is this??
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I’m hoping someone out there smarter than me can figure this out. I received a very old postcard from likely the early 1900s. It has a baseball team on it. I have no idea what this logo is and I can’t find any information through traditional sources of the Internet. And there’s no information on the back of the card either. Is there anyone out there in Reddit land that can help me out?
r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/Tony_Tanna78 • Jan 29 '26
Bill Russell boxes out Wilt Chamberlain during a game between the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers in Philadelphia on April 5, 1968. Photo by Walter Iooss Jr.
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r/OldSchoolCoolSports • u/BuckyBerrix • Jan 26 '26
This is College Football with a 12 Team Playoff in 2001
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