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Nov. 14
Today in sports history
Today is Nov. 14. On this date in:
1943: Chicago Bears quarterback Sid Luckman threw an NFL-record seven touchdown passes and a career-high 433 yards against the New York Giants, becoming the first player in league history with seven TD passes in a game.
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1964: Gordie Howe surpassed Maurice Richard’s combined NHL regular-season and playoff goal total.
1970: A chartered plane carrying Marshall University’s football team, coaches, staff and supporters crashed near Huntington, West Virginia, killing all 75 people
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