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1995 in sports
See also: 1994 in sports, other events of 1995, 1996 in sports and the list of 'years in sports'.
College National Championship Game, the undefeated Nebraska Cornhuskers defeated the Florida Gators by a score of 62 to 24.
Football (Australian Rules )
Men's Golf
Women's Golf
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February 11 -
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Danyon Loader swims world record 400 meters freestyle.
- Mark Foster swims world record 50 meters butterfly.
- Sandra Volker swims European record 50 meters backstroke.
Births
Deaths
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Rambling Willie - harness racing horse
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February 2 - Fred Perry, English tennis star, Wimbledon champion
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February 4 - Roel Wiersma , Dutch soccer star
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February 28 - Keith Rigg , Australian cricketer
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March 23 - Davie Cooper, Scottish soccer star
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April 8 - Maurice Allom , New Zealand cricketer
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April 20 - Sunil Jayasinghe , Sri Lankan star wicketkeeper, suicide
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April 20 - Robert Elliott Storey Wyatt , English cricketer
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April 23 - Howard Cosell, sportscaster
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May 7 - Gus Bell, Major League Baseball player (1950-1964)
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May 13 - Cecil Marley , Jamaican cricket player & executive
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May 17 - Toe Blake, NHL player and coach of the Montreal Canadiens
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May 30 - Bobby Stokes , England soccer star
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May 30 - Ted Drake, English soccer player/manager
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June 9 - Zoilo Versalles , Major League Baseball player (1959-1971)
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June 10 - Ron Morrisby , Tasmanian cricketer
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July 18 - Fabio Casartelli, cyclist, accident during the Tour de France
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July 27 - Rick Ferrell, Baseball Hall of Fame catcher (1929-1947)
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July 4 - Pancho Gonzalez, tennis star
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July 16 - Juan Manuel Fangio, Argentinean Formula 1, race car champion
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August 4 - Dick Bartell , Major League Basell player (1927-1946)
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August 13 - Mickey Mantle, Baseball Hall of Fame center fielder (1951-1968)
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August 23 - Johnny Carey, Irish-born soccer star
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September 6 - Buster Mathis, heavyweight boxer
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October 7 - Louis Meyer , Indie 500 racer
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October 10 - John Rodolph 31, wheelchair-race world record holder
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October 21 - Vada Pinson , Major League Basell player (1958-1975)
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October 25 - Bobby Riggs, tennis player
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November 20 - Sergei Grinkov 28, figure skater, 2-time Olympic gold medalist
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