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This Day in Sports History: March 11

March is an exciting month for sports fans. The NBA and NHL seasons are heating up, MLB teams are in Spring Training, and March Madness is just around the corner. NASCAR and Formula 1 are also revving up, along with UFC Fight Nights and some PGA Tour events.

March 11 has seen many memorable moments in sports history. Here are some highlights:

– 1863: George Stevens won his second Grand National on Emblem.
– 1876: The Wanderers and Old Etonians drew 1-1 in the FA Cup Final, but the Wanderers won the replay 3-0 for their third title.
– 1904: The Ottawa Silver 7 swept the Brandon Wheat Kings to win the Stanley Cup.
– 1917: The Toronto Arenas defeated the Montreal Canadiens 7-3 in the first NHL Championship game.
– 1967: North Carolina beat Duke 82-73 in the ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament.
– 1986: Mike Bossy became the first NHL player to score 50 goals in nine straight seasons.
– 1991: Monica Seles ended Steffi Graf’s 186-week reign as the top-ranked player.
– 2017: England won the Six Nations Championship with a 61-21 victory over Scotland.

Three standout athletes from March 11 are Bronko Nagurski, Mike Bossy, and Monica Seles. Nagurski was a legendary wrestler and football player, while Bossy made his mark in hockey, and Seles changed the game in tennis. March 11 is a day filled with unforgettable sports moments!

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