TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY
1874 — Second Preakness: William Donohue aboard Culpepper wins in 2:56.5. 1883 — 11th Preakness: G Barbee aboard Jacobus wins in 2:42.5. 1896 — The first U.S. intercollegiate bicycle race is held in Manhattan Beach. 1898 — 32nd Belmont: F. Littlefield aboard Bowling Brook wins in 2:32. 1923 — First Le Mans Grand Prix d’Endurance is run. 1925 — Detroit Tigers’ Ty Cobb is first to collect 1,000 extra-base hits (ends career with 1,139). 1956 — 55th French Championships: Lewis Hoad beats Sven Davidson (6-4, 8-6, 6-3). 1956 — 55th French Championships: Althea Gibson beats Angela Mortimer (6-0, 12-10) 1963 — 62nd French Championships: Roy Emerson beats Pierre Darmon (3-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4). 1963 — 62nd Women’s French Championships: Lesley Turner beats Ann Jones (2-6, 6-3, 7-5). 1972 — Joe Frazier TKOs Ron Stander in five for heavyweight boxing title. 1974 — Indianapolis 500: Johnny Rutherford wins in 3:09:10.094 (255.224 km/h). 1980 — Dietmar Mogenburg of West Germany ties high jump record of 7 feet, 8 inches (2.4 metres). 1982 — 26th European Cup: Aston Villa beats Bayern Munich 1-0 at Rotterdam. 1985 — Indianapolis 500: Danny Sullivan wins by 24 seconds following a spin. 1988 — Stanley Cup: Edmonton Oilers sweep Boston Bruins. 1993 — First UEFA Champions League Final: Marseille beats Milan 1-0 . 1996 — Indianapolis 500: Buddy Lazier wins in 3:22:45.753 (238.112 km/h). 1999 — Seventh UEFA Champions League Final: Manchester United beats Bayern Munich 2-1 at Barcelona. 2002 — Indianapolis 500: Hélio Castroneves wins in 3:00:10.871 (267.954 km/h). 2004 — 12th UEFA Champions League Final: Porto beats AS Monaco 3-0. 2013 — Indianapolis 500: Tony Kanaan wins in 2:40:03.4181 (301.644 km/h).