Gene Sarazen's Miracle Albatross, Herschel Walker Crashed the Flutie/Kelly party, and Lester Patrick's 'Don't Let the Old Man down' - This DiSH for April 7
This Day in Sports History · Thrive Sweet Productions
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Show Notes
In 1935, golfer Gene Sarazen holed out from the fairway on Augusta National's 15th hole for a double eagle 2. He went on to force a playoff and then win in a 36-hole playoff.
In 1963, golfer Jack Nicklaus won the first of his six Masters Green Jackets
In 1985, Herschel Walker scored the on the longest TD run in USFL history while compiling a USFL record 233 rushing yards.
In 1928, New York Rangers Head Coach Lester Patrick inserted himself as the replacement goalie after Lorne Chabot was injured. Patrick is still the oldest to ever play in a Stanley Cup Final.