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What prompted NHL goalie Jacques Plante to introduce the regular face mask?
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What kind of fruit baskets were originally used as basketball hoops in 1891?
Answer: Peach baskets
Why: The janitor had no square boxes, so he fetched peach baskets, and play stopped after each score while someone climbed a ladder for the ball.
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What is a home run hit with all three bases loaded called in baseball?
Answer: Grand slam
Why: Grand slam comes from bridge's bid to win all thirteen tricks; in baseball, a bases-loaded homer scores four runs.
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Which strength-based event was an official Olympic sport until 1920?
Answer: tug of war
Why: At London 1908 Britain entered three police teams and took all three medals; the City of London force beat Liverpool in the final.
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What item thrown into a boxing ring signals an immediate surrender?
Answer: Towel
Why: Corners first threw in the sponge used to wipe a fighter's face: that phrase is recorded in 1860, while the towel version appears around 1913.
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What term describes the rarest golf score of four strokes under par on one hole?
Answer: Condor
Why: Scoring a condor almost always requires sinking a hole-in-one on a par-5 hole.
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What was the puck made of at the first indoor hockey game in 1875?
Answer: Hardwood disk
Why: The Montreal Gazette of March 3, 1875 promised a flat circular piece of wood so the ball would stop flying at the spectators.