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		Accademia di Brera All about the art school founded in the 1770s and located next to the Brera museum.Some parts of the site are in English, some in Italian.
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		Horse-racing is an equestrian sporting activity which has been practiced over the centuries; the chariot races of Roman times were an early example, as was the contest of the steeds of the god Odin and the giant Hrungnir in Norse mythology.
		A professional cricket match In the sport of cricket, bowling is the action of propelling the ball towards the batsman.
		Sports by year See also: 1830s in sports, 1850 in sports and the list of years in sports.
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	May 2001 21(1) - Art 2 - Huggins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		A growing regional consciousness helped to ensure that local sports were not completely rejected, but even by the 1930s the sporting interests of many Cumbrians were being absorbed into the northern and national pattern of sport, especially in the larger towns.
		Although the appeal of `traditional' sports is often their apparent unchanging continuity in a rapidly changing world, in reality it is inevitable that presentation has to be modified to respond to the changing social, economic, and cultural expectations of the audience.
		Those sports, such as coursing, wrestling, or hunting, which can be seen as `traditional' survivals have received less critical attention, although historians of leisure and sport are now increasingly aware of the adaptability of so-called `traditional' sports, and the way in which so many of their apparent traditions are of comparatively recent origin.
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	TGS - 1560 to 1770s - Buildings and Cityscape - Sports Venues
		Prize fighting, though rare in Scotland, was stopped by the authorities if possible and blood sports were not common.
		For sports spectators and punters, rowdy horse racing meetings increased, starting with the early Glasgow "Bell Race" from 1606 and Paisley Races were to be a major public event later.
		Towards the end of this period industrialisation was to eliminate winter rest and recreation and move the time for sport and holidays to summer instead.
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	TGS - 1770s to 1830s - Buildings and Cityscape - Sports Venues
		Though many Glasgow sports found their own private space, the Green remained popular for recreation.
		The new formality in sport meant the emergence of more sporting societies and clubs, now adhering to printed rules for play, with codes for curling appearing in 1804 and bowls in 1848, both being Scottish initiatives.
		When sport revived in the 1860s, summer increasingly became the time for outdoor sport and cricket made its first appearance in Glasgow.
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		Each year is annotated with a significant event as a reference point.
		1993 in sports - Monica Seles is stabbed during a tennis tournament
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		1969 in sports - The New York Jets upset the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III; the first Super Bowl victory by an American Football League team.
		1931 in sports - France are thrown out of the Rugby Union Five Nations Championship for professionalism.
		1928 in sports - Women's Olympic athletics and gymnastics are held for the first time at the 1928 Summer Olympics.
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		1770s in sports, Horse racing, Births and Deaths.
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	SI.com - More Sports - Peruvian surfer turns attention to her homeland - Tuesday March 8, 2005 1:27PM
		Though British explorer Captain James Cook and his crew stumbled across surfing in Hawaii in the 1770s, some experts believe the pastime originated in Peru, not Polynesia.
		Waikiki beach boy Duke Kahanamoku helped revive Hawaii's traditional sport of kings that had been banned by European missionaries as "immoral" and introduced surfing to California and Australia.
		Eduardo Arena, a Peruvian who was the first president of the International Surfing Federation, noted that Peru had the first official world champion in Felipe Pomar in 1965 and helped write the rules of the sport that still apply today.
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		firemen's parade, field sports, and an ox roast...
		1972: Title IX bans gender discrimination in school sports.
		Byline: Eric Law IN THE 1780s, Captain Cook told of seeing Hawaiians swimming out to sea then returning to shore on planks of wood.
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		1969 in sports - The New York Jets upset the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III; the first SuperBowl victory by an American Football League team.
		1958 in sports - The lights go out permanently in Brooklyn as baseball?s Dodgers move to Los Angeles.
		1915 in sports - Braggo Roth leads the American League with 7 home runs for the season.
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	Black History Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		As Black athletes increasingly began to dominate their sports, as was clearly the case in bicycling and horse racing, white athletes and managers decided to ban interracial competition.
		In the days before the American Revolution, horse racing was the colonial sport of choice and most of its best human athletes were slaves.
		This excerpt describes one such athlete in a notable race of the 1770s.
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		1780s in sports, Cricket, Horse-racing, Births and Deaths.
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	Oh, thank Guinness for the perfect pour
		I don't know whether the Irish saved civilization (as a 1996 bestseller proclaimed), but the world does owe them thanks for at least one thing: Guinness Stout.
		First brewed in the 1770s, Guinness was the original "stout porter," a coal-fl, sumptuously creamy ale with a complex roasted-coffee bite.
		However, first doesn't necessarily mean best - or at least that's what I decided after drinking pint after pint of Guinness that simply didn't taste very good.
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		The pomegranate, one of the oldest known fruits, thrives in the hot, dry climate of the Middle East.
		It is one of many fruits brought to California by the Spanish missionaries in the 1770s.
		Here, the pomegranate found a home in the hot, dry climate of the San Joaquin Valley.
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	Canonsburg’s prosperity arrived on the railroad
		The college had moved from Newark in the fall of 1756.
		Hoards of students rushing to class, football weekends, fraternity parties—no, that was not college life at Princeton in the 1770s.
		Today, sports and parties are accepted as parts of college life; alcohol is not.
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	Life's Perfect Perch: From The Tampa Tribune
		He hadn't seen it and innocently paddled right past, but then smiled widely when he spotted the mammoth.
		When naturalist William Bartram lived in this area in the 1770s, he explored Mosquito Lagoon by canoe and claimed to have seen "11 bears in one day and many deer."
		Deer are still spotted here, along with marsh rabbits, gray foxes, skunks, gopher tortoises, Eastern Indigo snakes, brown and white pelicans and hundreds of other kinds of birds, all in the shadows of two space shuttle launch pads.
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		The mountain has been regarded as a bridge to the spirit world ever since Polynesians landed here about 1,500 years ago, long before Britain's seafarer supreme, Capt. James Cook, put the Hawaiian islands on Western maps in the late 1770s.
		As for himself, Kyoto-native Nishida told his passengers that he felt he had somehow been destined to live on the Big Island, even though he had never thought about it in Japan.
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		Go back to the beginning of our nation's quest for freedom at Colonial Williamsburg, where the restored Historic Area presents "America.
		New in 2004 is a series of "Streetscapes," interactive vignettes based on colorful characters of the 1770s.
		The ongoing story of the American Revolution concentrates on the year 1774, when Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson were among the Burgesses who
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		As to the ability of ordinary citizens to get heard on a national stage, it is infinitely easier now than it was twenty years ago, let alone two hundred.
		How was a shopkeeper in Philadelphia to get his message out to the masses of Charleston in the 1770s?
		Actually, in the 1770s, one could hire a printer, print a pamphlet, send it out.
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		The Chaffee Art Center presents "A Day in the Life — Colonial Kids: A Hands-on Art and History Experience."
		Students will explore Vermont life in the 1770s while making and playing games and learning and practicing crafts.
		All activities will be presented in a historically authentic way and then applied to modern day technology so that campers can re-create at home the skills they learn.
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		Lafcadio Hearn wrote in the March 31, 1883 issue of the New York-based Harper's Weekly an account of Filipino-Americans who intermarried with Creoles and local Cajuns.
		According to American historians William and Roberta Mason in the July 1976 Westways Magazine, 20 Visayan sailors were given the sacrament of confirmation in the 1770s in Mission Carmel in what is today Monterey County in California...
		In the 1996 book "Filipinos in Alaska: 1788-1958" (Aborigines Press), Thelma Buchholdt wrote that groups of Manila men were brought to Alaska in 1789 via ships commanded by American fur trader Simon Metcalfe and his son Thomas.
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		Hundreds of people visited Fort Watson to see a Revolutionary War Era Encampment and reenactment.
		Visitors saw how the battle of Fort Watson was fought and how people lived in the 1770s.
		We welcome any commments or suggestions you might have.
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