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This Day in Sports History: February 25

February is an exciting month for sports fans. The NBA and NHL seasons are in full swing, and we have the Super Bowl, NBA All-Star Game, college basketball tournaments, and spring training for MLB. NASCAR kicks off with the Daytona 500, and there are also Formula E races and PGA Tour events. Plus, the Winter Olympics add to the thrill.

February 25 has seen some unforgettable sports moments over the years. Here are a few highlights:

– In 1904, the Ottawa Silver 7 swept the Toronto Marlboroughs in the Stanley Cup.
– Marie Boyd scored an incredible 156 points in a Maryland high school basketball game in 1924.
– Nathaniel Niles won the U.S. Men’s Figure Skating championship in 1925.
– The first televised hockey game aired in 1940, with the New York Rangers beating the Montreal Canadiens 6-2.
– The Boston Bruins set an NHL record with a 23-game unbeaten streak in 1941.
– In 1964, Muhammad Ali won his first heavyweight title when Sonny Liston didn’t come out for round seven.
– Pete Maravich scored 68 points in a game in 1977, setting an NBA record for guards.
– In 2018, the Russian Olympic team won gold in ice hockey, beating Germany 4-3 in overtime.

Three legends who shone on February 25 are Muhammad Ali, Pete Maravich, and Phil Rizzuto. Ali was known for his speed and charisma, famously saying, “float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.” These moments remind us why we love sports!

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