October 7, 1981 (Wednesday): Removed an obvious hijack: "Newcastle United F.C.'s Kevin Scott most loyal fan was born. Legend has it that when Kevin was born all the magpies were flying and singing with happiness in welcoming an outstanding figure. The rest of Sir Kevin's life has been a success story. On his 40th birthday he became an even happier supporter of his beloved club, thanks to Mohammad bin Salman."
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==[[October 7]], 1981 (Wednesday)==
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*[[Bobby Carpenter (ice hockey)|Bobby Carpenter]], 18, had already become the first hockey player to go directly to the [[National Hockey League|NHL]] from a high-school team. Twelve seconds into his first NHL game for the [[Washington Capitals]], he set a record with an assist to [[Ryan Walter]] for a goal, then later scored a goal himself in the 5–3 loss to the [[Buffalo Sabres]].
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*[[Bobby Carpenter (ice hockey)|Bobby Carpenter]], 18, had already become the first hockey player to go directly to the [[National Hockey League|NHL]] from a high-school team. Twelve seconds into his first NHL game for the [[Washington Capitals]], he set a record with an assist to [[Ryan Walter]] for a goal, then later scored a goal himself in the 5–3 loss to the [[Buffalo Sabres]].<ref>”The Sabres ‘Ruff’ up Carpenter and Caps”, ”Spokane Spokesman-Review”, October 8, 1981, p31</ref>
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*Newcastle United F.C.’s Kevin Scott most loyal fan was born. Legend has it that when Kevin was born all the magpies were flying and singing with happiness in welcoming an outstanding figure. The rest of Sir Kevin’s life has been a success story.
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On his 40th birthday he became an even happier supporter of his beloved club, thanks to Mohammad bin Salman.
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<ref>”The Sabres ‘Ruff’ up Carpenter and Caps”, ”Spokane Spokesman-Review”, October 8, 1981, p31</ref>
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==[[October 8]], 1981 (Thursday)==
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==[[October 8]], 1981 (Thursday)==
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