Historical Events tagged with "consecutivegames"
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Sports & Recreation
Cal Ripken Jr. Breaks Consecutive Game Record
September 6th, 1995 29 years ago
Cal Ripken Jr. took the field at Camden Yards to play his 2,131st consecutive game, surpassing the previous record held by Lou Gehrig for 56 years. This remarkable feat was witnessed by a crowd of enthusiastic fans, marking a significant moment in baseball history. Ripken's dedication and resilience were celebrated as he continued to play for the Baltimore Orioles, embodying the spirit and tenacity of a true athlete. His achievement not only highlighted his skill and commitment but also instilled hope and inspiration within the sport.
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