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Sports Pot Luck
1. Who won the Marathon at the 1970 Commonwealth Games?
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2. Who won the Tour de France in 1913 and 1914?
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3. Who won the Tour de France in 1924 and 1925?
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4. Who was Britain's first £100-a-week footballer?
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5. Who, in 1982, became the oldest player to win the world cup?
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6. Who, in 1991, became the first native winner of the British women's Open Squash title for 30 years?
Lisa Opie
7. Why was football's Home International Championship abandoned in 1981?
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8. For which two counties did Tom Graveney Play cricket?
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9. How many times has the host nation won the football World Cup?
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10. In 1922, Syd Puddefoot became the first £5000 transfer when he moved from West Ham United to - where?
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11. In 1924 at the age of 49, who became the oldest payer to appear in an English FA Cup Final?
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12. In 1960, who finally beat Jesse Owen's 1936 world long jump record?
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13. In 1970, which English team won the European Cup Winners' Cup and the League Cup?
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14. In 1974, which horse became the first to win the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes two years running?
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15. In 1978, which football stadium became Britain's first all-seater?
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16. How many of his 99 Grands Prix did Jackie Stewart win?
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17. In which year was the tiebreak first used at Wimbledon'?
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18. Where were the 1936 Winter Olympics held?
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19. Where was Australian rugby league stand-off Bobby Fulton born?
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20. Where were all 18 matches in the 1930 World Cup finals played?
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England has only known seven white Christmases in the entire twentieth century. According to the records of the Meteorological Office in London, snow fell on Christmas Day only in 1938 and 1976. (The definition of a white Christmas in England is when one snowflake falls on the roof of the London Weather Centre.)
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