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Athletics
Marathon
★ April 26 — Amsterdam Marathon, Netherlands
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★ Men's Winner: Gerard Nijboer (NED) 2:09:01
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★ Women's Winner: Marja Wokke (NED) 2:40:15
★ December 7 — Fukuoka Marathon, Japan
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★ Men's Winner: Toshihiko Seko (JPN) 2:09:45
Auto Racing
★ Stock car racing:
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★ NASCAR Championship - Dale Earnhardt
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★ Buddy Baker won the Daytona 500
★ CART Racing - Johnny Rutherford won the season championship
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★ Indianapolis 500 - Johnny Rutherford
★ Formula One Champion - Alan Jones of Australia
★ 24 hours of Le Mans: the team of Jean Rondeau / Jean-Pierre Jaussaud won, driving a Rondeau M379B
★ Rally racing - Walter Röhrl in a Fiat won the World Rally Championship
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★ The team of Walter Röhrl / Christian Geistdorfer won the Monte Carlo Rally driving a Fiat 131 Abarth
★ Drag racing - Shirley Muldowney won the NHRA Top Fuel championship.
★ Touring car racing - Peter Brock and Jim Richards won their third consecutive Bathurst 1000, driving a Holden Torana
Baseball
★ September 18: Outfielder Gary Ward become the sixth Minnesota Twins player to hit for the cycle. The Twins lose 9-8 to the Milwaukee Brewers, wasting Ward's effort. On May 26, 2004 his son, Daryle Ward, will repeat the feat guiding the Pirates' 11-8 victory over the Cardinals. Ward joined his father to become the first father-son combination in major league history to hit for the cycle.
★ Rollie Fingers breaks Hoyt Wilhelm's major league record of 250 saves
★ World Series: The Philadelphia Phillies of the National League end 97 years of frustration by defeating the American League champion Kansas City Royals.
★ Japan's Sadaharu Oh retires from the Yomiuri Giants as the all time professional baseball home run king.
Basketball
★ NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship:
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★ Louisville wins 59-54 over UCLA
★ NBA Finals:
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★ Los Angeles Lakers won 4 games to 2 over the Philadelphia 76ers
★ National Basketball League (Australia) Finals:
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★ St. Kilda Saints defeated the West Adelaide Bearcats 113-88 in the final.
Boxing
★ March 14 - 22 members of the United States Olympic boxing team died in a plane crash near Warsaw, Poland
★ June 20- Roberto Duran defeats Sugar Ray Leonard by a 15 round decision to win boxing's WBC world Welterweight title.
★ August 2- Thomas Hearns defeats Jose Pipino Cuevas by a knockout in round 2 to win boxing's WBA world Welterweight title and Yasutsune Uehara knocks out Samuel Serrano in round six to win the WBA's world Jr. Lightweight title in Detroit
★ In Cincinnati, Aaron Pryor defeats Antonio Kid Pambele Cervantes by a knockout in round four to win the WBA's world Jr. Welterweight title.
★ October 2- Larry Holmes defeats Muhammad Ali by a knockout in round eleven to retain boxing's WBC world Heavyweight title, in what would be Ali's last world title bout.
★ November 25- In ''The No Más Fight'', in New Orleans, Louisiana, Sugar Ray Leonard recovers the WBC's world Welterweight championship with an eight round technical knockout of Roberto Duran.
Cycling
★ Giro d'Italia won by Bernard Hinault of France
★ Tour de France - Joop Zoetemelk of the Netherlands
★ World Cycling Championship: Bernard Hinault of France
Field Hockey
★ Men's Champions Trophy in Karachi, Pakistan
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★ Gold Medal: Pakistan
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★ Silver Medal: West Germany
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★ Bronze Medal: Australia
★ Olympic Games (Men's Competition) in Moscow, Soviet Union
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★ Gold Medal: India
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★ Silver Medal: Spain
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★ Bronze Medal: Soviet Union
★ March 8 - In an international women's field hockey match at Wembley Stadium, England. England beat Scotland 2-0.
★ August - In the first ever Olympic women's Field Hockey Final, Zimbabwe are the Olympic champions.
Figure skating
★ World Figure Skating Championships:
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★ Men's champion: Jan Hoffmann, Germany
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★ Ladies' champion: Anett Pötzsch, Germany
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★ Pair skating champions: Marina Cherkasova & Sergei Shakhrai, Soviet Union
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★ Ice dancing champions: Krisztina Regöczy & Andras Sallay, Hungary
Football (American)
★ Super Bowl XIV: Pittsburgh Steelers won 31-19 over the Los Angeles Rams
Football (Australian rules football)
★ Victorian Football League
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★ Richmond wins the 84th VFL Premiership (Richmond 23.21 (159) d Collingwood 9.24 (78))
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★ Brownlow Medal awarded to Kelvin Templeton (Footscray)
Football (Canadian)
★ Grey Cup: Edmonton Eskimos win 48-10 over the Hamilton Tigercats
★ Vanier Cup: Alberta Golden Bears win 40-21 over the Ottawa Gee Gees
Football (Soccer)
::''For an extensive coverage see 1980 in football (soccer)''
★ European Championship: West Germany 2-1 Belgium
★ European Cup: Nottingham Forest 1-0 Hamburg
★ UEFA Cup: 2 legs, Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-2 Eintracht Frankfurt; Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 Borussia Mönchengladbach, 3-3 on aggregate, Frankfurt win on away goals
★ Cup Winners' Cup: Valencia 0-0 Arsenal (AET), Valencia won 5-4 on penalties
★ England - FA Cup: West Ham United won 1-0 over Arsenal
Gaelic Athletic Association
★ 'Camogie'
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★ All-Ireland Camogie Champion: Cork
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★ National Camogie League: Kilkenny
★ 'Gaelic football'
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★ All-Ireland Senior Football Championship: Kerry 1-9 d. Roscommon 1-6
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★ National Football League: Cork 0-11 d. Kerry 0-10
★ 'Ladies' Gaelic football'
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★ All-Ireland Senior Football Champion: Tipperary
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★ National Football League: Kerry
★ 'Hurling'
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★ All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship: Galway 2-15 d. Limerick 3-9
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★ National Hurling League:
Golf
Men's Golf
★ January - the Senior PGA Tour (''Champions Tour'') is founded.
★ Major championship results:
★ #April - The Masters - Seve Ballesteros
★ #June - US Open - Jack Nicklaus
★ #July - British Open - Tom Watson
★ #August - PGA Championship - Jack Nicklaus
★ PGA Tour leading money winner for the year: Tom Watson - $530,808
★ Champions Tour - In its first year, Don January is the leading money winner with earnings of $44,100.
Women's Golf
★ US Women's Open - Amy Alcott
★ LPGA Championship - Sally Little
★ Beth Daniel: leading money winner on the LPGA tour, earning $231,000.
Horse racing
Thoroughbred Horse Racing
★ Australia - Melbourne Cup - Beldale Ball
★ Canada - Queen's Plate - Driving Home
★ France - Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe - Detroit
★ Ireland - Irish Derby Stakes - Tyrnavos
★ English Triple Crown Races:
★ #Two Thousand Guineas Stakes - Known Fact
★ #Epsom Derby - Henbit
★ #St. Leger Stakes - Light Cavalry
★ United States Triple Crown Races:
★ #Kentucky Derby - Genuine Risk
★ #Preakness Stakes - Codex
★ #Belmont Stakes - Temperance Hill
Harness Racing
★ Superhorse, Niatross wins the United States Pacing Triple Crown races:
★ #Cane Pace - Niatross
★ #Little Brown Jug - Niatross
★ #Messenger Stakes - Niatross
★ United States Trotting Triple Crown races:
★ #Hambletonian - Burgomeister
★ #Yonkers Trot
★ #Kentucky Futurity
★ Australian Inter Dominion Harness Racing Championship:
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★ Pacers: Koala King
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★ Trotters: Hano Direct
Ice Hockey
See 1980 in ice hockey
Radiosport
★ First Amateur Radio Direction Finding World Championships held in Cetniewo, Poland.
Skiing
★ Alpine Skiing
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★ The men's overall season champion: Andreas Wenzel, Liechtenstein
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★ The women's overall season champion: Hanni Wenzel, Liechtenstein
January 12 - Canada’s Ken Read, the leader of the "Crazy Canucks" ski team, wins the Hahnenkamm downhill in Kitzbühel, Austria, becoming the first North American to ever win the classic race.
Snooker
★ World Snooker Championship: Cliff Thorburn beats Alex Higgins 18-16, becoming the first non-UK player to win the title
★ World rankings: Ray Reardon remains world number one for 1980/81
Swimming
Events
★ XXII Olympic Games, held in Moscow, Soviet Union (July 20 – July 27)
Records
★ February 2 — USA's Chris Cavanaugh sets a world record in the 50m freestyle (long course) at a swimming meet in Amersfoort, Netherlands, shaving off 0.04 of the previous record (23.70) set by Germany's Klaus Steinbach nearly a year ago: '23.66'.
★ April 10 — Chris Cavanaugh betters his own world record in the 50m freestyle (long course) at a swimming meet in Austin, Texas (USA): 23.12. At the same event (and on the same day), two other swimmers from the United States, Rowdy Gaines and Bruce Stahl, go under his time, clocking 22.96 and '22.83' respectively.
★ August 15 — USA's Joe Bottom betters the world record in the 50m freestyle (long course) at a meet in Honolulu, Hawaii, shaving off 0.12 of the previous record (22.83) set by Bruce Stahl four months earlier: '22.71'.
Tennis
★ Grand Slam in tennis men's results:
★ #Australian Open - Brian Teacher
★ #French Open - Björn Borg
★ #Wimbledon championships - Björn Borg
★ #US Open - John McEnroe
★ Grand Slam in tennis women's results:
★ #Australian Open - Hana Mandlikova
★ #French Open - Chris Evert
★ #Wimbledon championships - Evonne Goolagong Cawley
★ #US Open - Chris Evert
★ Davis Cup World tennis - Czechoslovakia defeated Italy 4-1.
Yacht racing
★ The New York Yacht Club retains the America's Cup as ''Freedom'' defeats challenger ''Australia'', of the Royal Perth Yacht Club, 4 races to 1
General sporting events
★ 1980 Summer Olympics takes place in Moscow, USSR
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★ USSR wins the most medals (195), and the most gold medals (80).
★ 1980 Winter Olympics takes place in Lake Placid, United States
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★ GDR wins the most medals (23), and the USSR wins the most gold medals (10).
★ Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Champion:
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★ Joe May won with lead dogs: ''Wilbur'' & ''Cora Gray''
Awards
★ ABC's Wide World of Sports Athlete of the Year: U.S. Olympic Hockey Team
★ Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year: U.S. Olympic hockey team, Amateur Ice Hockey
★ Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year: Chris Evert, Tennis
Births
January
★ January 3 — Angela Ruggiero, American ice hockey defenseman
★ January 11 — Mieke de Boer, Dutch darts player
★ January 12 — Andriy Fedchuk, Ukrainian boxer
★ January 12 — Akiko Morigami, Japanese female tennis player
★ January 14 — Taeke Taekema, Dutch field hockey player
★ January 17 — Natalia Soutiagina, Russian butterfly swimmer
★ January 19 — Jenson Button, British Formula 1-driver
★ January 19 — Matic Osovnikar, Slovenian track and field athlete
★ January 24 — Yordanis Arencibia, Cuban judoka
★ January 25 — Xavi Hernández, Spanish football (soccer) player
★ January 25 — Christian Olsson, Swedish athlete
★ January 27 — Sherzod Husanov, Uzbek boxer
★ January 27 — Marat Safin, Russian tennis player
★ January 27 — Jiří Welsch, Czech basketball player
February
★ February 2 — Kyle Pontifex, New Zealand field hockey goalkeeper
★ February 3 — Craig Victory, Australian field hockey player
★ February 6 — James Gibson, British breaststroke swimmer
★ February 8 — Miguel Angel Pichardo, Dominican Republic basketball player
★ February 9 — Angelos Charisteas, Greek football (soccer) player
★ February 10 — Gordon D'Arcy, Irish rugby player
★ February 11 — Karin Ruckstuhl, Dutch athlete
★ February 12 — Juan Carlos Ferrero, Spanish tennis player
★ February 13 — Tetyana Holovchenko, Ukrainian middle/long-distance runner
★ February 16 — Miguel Espino, American professional boxer
★ February 20 — Imanol Harinordoquy, French rugby player
★ February 20 — Bram Som, Dutch track and field athlete
★ February 21 — Yannick Lupien, Canadian freestyle swimmer
★ February 22 — Erzsebet Viski, Hungarian canoer
★ February 23 — Diego Avila, Argentine field hockey midfielder
★ February 24 — Laurence Docherty, Dutch-Scottish field hockey player
★ February 24 — Roman Sloudnov, Russian swimmer
★ February 26 — Alex Fong, Hong Kong swimmer and actor
★ February 28 — Pascal Bosschaart, Dutch football (soccer) player
March
★ March 1 — Shahid Afridi, Pakistani cricketer
★ March 6 — Emma Igelström, Swedish swimmer
★ March 9 — Sofia Konoukh, Russian water polo player
★ March 12 — California Molefe, Botswanan athlete
★ March 13 — Erin Gammel, Canadian backstroke swimmer
★ March 15 — Deidra Graham, American gymnast
★ March 15 — Josefin Lillhage, Swedish swimmer
★ March 18 — Alexei Yagudin, Russian figure skater
★ March 21 — Ronaldinho, Brazilian football (soccer) player
★ March 25 — Eduardo Fischer, Brazilian breaststroke swimmer
★ March 26 — Sérgio Paulinho, Portuguese road bicycle racer
★ March 27 — Toni Cronk, Australian field hockey goalkeeper
★ March 29 — Alexei Manziola, Russian-born swimmer from Israel
★ March 30 — Liriel Higa, American rhythmic gymnast
★ March 31 — Jenny Smith, Australian gymnast
April
★ April 1 — Maartje Scheepstra, Dutch field hockey player
★ April 2 — Suriya Prasathinphimai, Thai boxer
★ April 4 — Bekzat Sattarkhanov, Kazakhstani boxer
★ April 4 — Mark Tuitert, Dutch speed skater
★ April 5 — Odlanier Solis, Cuban boxer
★ April 6 — Tanja Poutiainen, Finnish alpine skier
★ April 9 — Kristin Lee, American rhythmic gymnast
★ April 10 — Andy Ram, Israeli tennis player
★ April 12 — Terence Parkin, South African swimmer
★ April 15 — Fanny Rinne, German field hockey midfielder
★ April 18 — Michael Lee, Canadian field hockey player
★ April 22 — Monica Flammer, American gymnast
★ April 25 — Phillip Burrows, New Zealand field hockey player
★ April 25 — Dana Laframboise, Canadian lightweight boxer
May
★ May 6 — Brooke Bennett, American swimmer
★ May 6 — Kasumi Takahashi, Australian rhythmic gymnast
★ May 6 — Mario Stojic, Croatian basketball player
★ May 7 — Johan Kenkhuis, Dutch swimmer
★ May 8 — Steven Ferguson, New Zealand swimmer and canoer
★ May 9 — Grant Hackett, Australian swimmer
★ May 9 — Angela Nikodinov, American figure skater
★ May 10 — Kate Walsh, English field hockey player
★ May 10 — Anatoly Polyakov, Russian butterfly swimmer
★ May 12 — Christian Minotti, Italian freestyle swimmer
★ May 14 — Joe van Niekerk, South African rugby player
★ May 14 — Eugène Martineau, Dutch athlete
★ May 15 — Yvonne Hijgenaar, Dutch cyclist
★ May 16 — Nuria Llagostera Vives, Spanish female tennis player
★ May 18 — Michael Llodra, French tennis player
★ May 18 — Sam Rukundo, Ugandan boxer
★ May 23 — Sarah Catherwood, New Zealand swimmer
★ May 27 — Jessica Deglau, Canadian swimmer
★ May 28 — Mickael Bourgain, French track cyclist
★ May 28 — Adam Whitehead, English breaststroke swimmer
★ May 31 — Edith Bosch, Dutch judoka
June
★ June 1 — Aghasi Mammadov, Azerbaijani boxer
★ June 2 — Sylvain Cros, French freestyle swimmer
★ June 2 — Shingo Suetsugu, Japanese track and field athlete
★ June 4 — Thor Kristensen, Danish rower
★ June 7 — Ed Moses, American swimmer
★ June 9 — Anthony Geslin, French cyclist
★ June 9 — Udonis Haslem, American basketball player
★ June 13 — Carlos Jayme, Brazilian freestyle swimmer
★ June 13 — Maja Matevžič, Slovenian tennis player
★ June 15 — Benjamin Varonian, French gymnast
★ June 16 — Thijs Al, Dutch mountain biker
★ June 17 — Brittney McConn, American figure skater
★ June 17 — Andee Pickens, American gymnast
★ June 17 — Venus Williams, American tennis player
★ June 19 — Sanjay Ayre, Jamaican athlete
★ June 23 — Manus Boonjumnong, Thai boxer
★ June 23 — Ramnaresh Sarwan, Guyanese cricketer
★ June 29 — Monique Ferreira, Brazilian freestyle swimmer
★ June 30 — Nourdin Boukhari, Moroccan-born football (soccer) player from Holland
★ June 30 — Fabian Wegmann, German cyclist
July
★ July 1 — Matthijs Brouwer, Dutch field hockey player
★ July 2 — Baffour Gyan, Ghanaian football (soccer) player
★ July 3 — Roland Schoeman, South African swimmer
★ July 6 — Pau Gasol, Catalan NBA player
★ July 7 — Michelle Kwan, American figure skater
★ July 8 — Robbie Keane, Irish football player
★ July 10 — Adam Petty, fourth-generation NASCAR driver (d. 2000)
★ July 16 — Travis Brooks, Australian field hockey player
★ July 16 — Matthew Peck, Canadian field hockey goalkeeper
★ July 17 — Rashid Ramzi, Moroccan-born athlete
★ July 19 — Xavier Malisse, Belgian tennis player
★ July 20 — Ivan Mladina, Croatian freestyle swimmer
★ July 21 — Tom Soetaers, Belgian football player
★ July 22 — Dirk Kuijt, Dutch football player
★ July 23 — Javier Noriega, Spanish swimmer
★ July 24 — Wilfred Bungei, Kenyan middle distance runner
★ July 27 — Allan Davis, Australian road cyclist
★ July 29 — Fernando González, Chilean tennis player
August
★ August 1 — Grant Schubert, Australian field hockey player
★ August 1 — Jeroen Trommel, Dutch volleyball player
★ August 8 — Sabine Klaschka, German tennis player
★ August 12 — Blair Hopping, New Zealand field hockey player
★ August 13 — Justus Scharowsky, German field hockey player
★ August 14 — Prabjoth Singh, Indian field hockey forward
★ August 16 — Julien Absalon, French mountain biker
★ August 29 — Perdita Felicien, world champion track and field star
★ August 29 — Corina Ungureanu, Romanian gymnast
★ August 30 — Michael Boyce, Australian field hockey player
★ August 31 — Hayden Shaw, New Zealand field hockey player
September
★ September 1 — Ryan Archibald, New Zealand field hockey player
★ September 1 — Toshiaki Fukuda, Japanese field hockey player
★ September 1 — Dawn Holden, English cricketer
★ September 6 — Samuel Peter, Nigerian heavyweight boxer
★ September 8 — Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, South African middle distance runner
★ September 10 — Timothy Goebel, American figure skater
★ September 10 — Tahar Tamsamani, Moroccan boxer
★ September 12 — Yao Ming, Chinese NBA player
★ September 13 — Daisuke Matsuzaka, Japanese baseball player
★ September 13 — Viren Rasquinha, Indian field hockey player
★ September 14 — Luis Horna, Peruvian tennis player
★ September 18 — Wendy Alcorn, Australian field hockey player
★ September 19 — Dimitri Yachvili, French rugby union player
★ September 20 — Vladimir Karpets, Russian cyclist
★ September 27 — Carlos Luis Campos, Venezuelan boxer
★ September 29 — Răzvan Florea, Romanian swimmer
★ September 30 — Martina Hingis, Swiss tennis player
★ September 30 — Guillermo Rigondeaux Ortiz, Cuban boxer
October
★ October 2 — Amy Tran, American field hockey goalkeeper
★ October 3 — Sarah Collyer, English cricketer
★ October 7 — Andrey Kapralov, Russian swimmer
★ October 8 — Kasper Bøgelund, Danish football (soccer) player
★ October 10 — Camilo Becerra, Colombian freestyle swimmer
★ October 10 — Megan Rivers, Australian field hockey player
★ October 13 — Scott Parker, English football player
★ October 15 — Tom Boonen, Belgian cyclist
★ October 16 — Dragoş Coman, Romanian freestyle swimmer
★ October 19 — Anna-Karin Kammerling, Swedish swimmer
★ October 20 — Denise Durajski, Australian field hockey player
★ October 21 — Mike Danton, Canadian ice hockey player
★ October 21 — Mari Piuva, Finnish archer
★ October 25 — Alex Fábregas, Spanish field hockey player
★ October 26 — Christian Chivu, Romanian football (soccer) player
★ October 28 — Alfonso Gomez, Mexican boxer
★ October 31 — Geert-Jan Derikx, Dutch field hockey player
November
★ November 7 — Gervasio Deferr, Spanish gymnast
★ November 8 — Yoav Gath, Israeli backstroke swimmer
★ November 12 — Devesh Chauhan, Indian field hockey goalkeeper
★ November 14 — Randall Bal, American backstroke swimmer
★ November 21 — Danielle Hartsell, American pairs skater
★ November 25 — Cameron Delaney, Australian backstroke swimmer
★ November 26 — Peter Manfredo, American boxer
★ November 27 — Hugo Garay, Argentine boxer
December
★ December 2 — Nathan Eglington, Australian field hockey player
★ December 4 — Hicham Mesbahi, Moroccan boxer
★ December 4 — Sergio Mora, American boxer
★ December 6 — Carlos Takam, Cameroonian heavyweight boxer
★ December 9 — Gagan Ajit Singh, Indian field hockey striker
★ December 17 — Arjun Halappa, Indian field hockey striker
★ December 18 — Marian Drăgulescu, Romanian gymnast
★ December 20 — Sebastian Halgasch, German backstroke swimmer
★ December 28 — Lomana LuaLua, Congolese football (soccer) player
★ December 28 — Deepak Thakur, Indian field hockey forward
★ December 29 — Andrea Lenders, Dutch gymnast
★ December 29 — Patapol Ngernsrisuk, Thai badminton player
★ December 31 — Richie McCaw, New Zealand rugby player
Deaths
January
★ January 1 — Frank Wykoff (70), American track and field athlete sprinter
★ January 7 – Eddie Scarf (71), Australian boxer and wrestler (b. 1908)
★ January 12 — Hans Ebeling, Australian cricketer
★ January 25 — Peter Haughton, harness racing driver
February
★ February 1 — Gastone Nencini (49), Italian cyclist (b. 1930)
★ February 11 — Paavo Yrjölä (77), Finnish athlete (b. 1902)
★ February 28 — Ian Peebles, English cricketer
March
★ March 18 — Herman Griffith, West Indian cricketer
★ March 21 — Marcel Boussac, French horse racing tycoon
★ March 31 — Jesse Owens, American athlete
April
★ April 2 — Dick Howorth, English cricketer
May
★ May 2 — Clarrie Grimmett, Australian cricketer
June
★ June 1 — Richard Marquard (90), US baseball pitcher
★ June 10 — Denys Morkel, South African cricketer
July
★ July 18 — Naoomal Jeoomal, Indian cricketer
August
★ August 2 — Verdun Scott, New Zealand cricketer
★ August 6 — Charles Urbanus (66), Dutch baseball player
★ August 21 — Jack Cheetham, South African cricketer
September
★ September 8 — Bruce Dooland, English cricketer
★ September 24 — Jack Murphy, sportswriter
October
★ October 10 — Walter Keeton, English cricketer
★ October 25 — Victor Galindez, light heavyweight world champion boxing
November
★ November 11 — Harry Larva (74), Finnish athlete (b. 1906)
December
★ December 4 — Stanisława Walasiewicz or Stella Walsh (69), Polish-American athlete (b. 1911)
★ December 5 — Don Taylor, New Zealand cricketer
★ December 28 — Amir Elahi, Pakistani cricketer
★ December 31 — Arthur Wellard, English cricketer
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