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These were the first cards used in Sports Advertising.

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This became the first major baseball field in America. It still stands today at 11 years old.

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The blimp was built by GoodYear tire and built to advertise the company over sporting events.

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1934- Wheaties creates Breakfast of Champion Cereal

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1934- Wheaties creates Breakfast of Champion Cereal

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Wheaties, the famous cereal brand, put athletes on their cereal box to advertise the brand and the athlete.

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Aid Dassler gave free shoes to Jesse Owens to advertise Adidas in America.

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The College Baseball game was between the Columbia Lions and Princeton Tigers.

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1943- All American Woman's Baseball League

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1943- All American Woman's Baseball League

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Chicago Cubs owner, Phillip Wrigley, created the woman's All American baseball league.

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1954- The First Stadium sells it's Naming Rights. 

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1954- The First Stadium sells it's Naming Rights. 

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The St. Louis Cardinal's allowed Busch to buy the naming rights to their stadium.

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Phil Nike and Bill Bowerman founded Blue Ribbon sports which later became NIKE in 1972.

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1980- The Introduction of Giant Stadium Screens

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1980- The Introduction of Giant Stadium Screens

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Mitsubishi installed the first "Big Screen" at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles.