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What was the first televised sport in US?
The first televised sport in the us is baseball
Who hit the first televised home run?
Dolph Camilli hit the first ever televised home run as the Dodgers beat the Reds 6-1.
Where were the first Olympic games to be on tv?
The first televised Olympics were in Berlin in 1936.
In what year did the Reds first appear in a televised game?
1930
What was the first ever televised major sporting event?
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