Cleveland Indians shortstop Ray Chapman lost his life one day after being beaned by Carl Mays of the New York Yankees in 1920. Mays was a submarining, spitballing right hander who had a reputation of being meanspirited and liked to pitch inside. Legend has it that the ball hit Chapman's head with such a crack that some of the players originally thought the ball had hit Chapman's bat. The ball rolled out towards the pitchers mound and Mays picked it up and threw to first base. Chapman's death is the only death related to on field activities in MLB history. Click on the 'Ray Chapman' link on this page to read a short story about Chapman and Mays.
Deaths caused because they thought someone was a vampire: a few hundreds, possibly. Deaths caused by people who thought they were vampires: Several tens. Deaths caused by vampires themselves: none.
Yes. There have been hundreds of tornadoes that have resulted in deaths.
Too many.
There have been no reported deaths directly caused by marijuana use.
The eruption of Cracatoa. Krakatau is an island volcano along the Indonesian coast and is not located in the U.S. Volcano deaths in the U.S have been very small. I do not know the answer to which caused to most deaths.
There have been around 40 reported cases of deaths caused by golf balls worldwide.
The crash, by far. Almost nobody has been killed by the deployment of an airbag, but a crash has caused the deaths of probably millions of people.
There is no official report on the amount of deaths caused by water polo, but it is considered one of the most dangerous sports. Drowning and injuries have caused players to die. It has even been called the most dangerous high school sport.
There have been no deaths directly attributed to American boot camps of the military variety. While deaths of recruits do occur, and the causes of those deaths may be attributed to elements of training or the environment, boot camp is not the cause of death.The same is likely true of confinement or correctional boot camps.
No. The nearest black holes to Earth are many light years away, much to far to affect us.
The eruption of the Soufrière Hills volcano in Montserrat between 1995 and 1997 caused the deaths of 19 people.
there have been 12,000 deaths so far