2004 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Todd Woodbridge and Jonas Bjorkman beat Julian Knowles and Nenad Zimonjic
2004 Wimbledon Women's Doubles Finals, Cara Black and Rennae Stubbs beat Ai Sugiyama and Liezel Huber
2004 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Finals, Cara Black and her brother Wayne Black beat Todd Woodbridge and Alicia Molik
2003 Wimbledon Women's Doubles Finals, Kim Clijsters and Ai Sugiyama beat Virginia Ruano Pascual and Paola Suarez
2003 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Findals, Martina Navratilova and Leander Paes beat Andy Ram and Anastassia Rodionova,
2003 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Todd Woodbridge and Jonas Bjorkman beat Mahesh Bhupathi and Max Mirnyi
2002 Wimbledon Women's Doubles Finals, Venus Williams and her sister Serena Williams Paola Suarez and Virginia Ruano
2002 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Todd Woodbridge and Jonas Bjorkman beat Mark Knowles and Daniel Nestor,
2002 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Finals, Mahesh Bhupathi and Elena Likhovtseva beat Kevin Ullyett and Daniela Hantuchova
2001 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Finals, Leos Friedl and Daniela Hantuchova beat Mike Bryan and Liezel Huber
2001 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Donald Johnson and Jared Palmer beat Jiri Novak and David Rikl
2001 Wimbledon Women's Doubles Finals, Lisa Raymond and Rennae Stubbs beat Kim Clijsters and Ai Sugiyama
2000 Wimbledon Women's Doubles Finals, Julie Halard-Decugis and Ai Sugiyama beat Venus Williams and Serena Williams
2000 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Finals, Donald Johnson and Kimberly Po beat Lleyton Hewitt and Kim Clijster
2000 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde beat Paul Haarhuis and Sandon Stolle
1999 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Paes beat
1999 Wimbledon Women's Doubles Finals, Lindsay Davenport and Corina Morariu beat Mariaan de Swardt and Elena Tatarkova
1999 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Finals, Leander Paes and Lisa Raymond beat
1998 Wimbledon Women's Doubles Finals, Martina Hingis and Jana Novotna beat Lindsay Davenport and Natasha Zvereva
1998 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Finals, Max Mirnyi and Serena Williams beat Mahesh Bhupathi and Mirjana Lucic
1998 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Jacco Eltingh and Paul Haarhuis beat Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde
1997 Wimbledon Women's Doubles Gigi Fernandez and Natasha Zvereva beat Nicole Arendt and Manon Bollegraf
1990 Boston Red Sox set major league record with 12 doubles in a game
1989 Red's Tom Browning is 3 outs away from his 2nd career perfect game when Phillie Dickie Thon doubles
1989 1st time since 1948 a player hit 6 consecutive doubles (Kirby Puckett)
1989 Minnesota Twin Kirby Puckett becomes 35th to hit 4 doubles in a game
1986 Atlanta Brave Rafael Ramirez hits 4 doubles in a game
1981 Red Sox rookie Bob Ojeda no-hits Yanks for 8 innings before Rick Cerone and Dave Winfield lead off 9th with back-to-back doubles
1979 Royals George Brett is 6th to have 20 doubles/triples/HRs in a season
1979 Longest doubles ping-pong match ends after 101 hours
1979 Longest doubles ping-pong match of 101 hrs, begins
1978 Jimmy Carter more than doubles national park system size
1978 Mike Bryan, born in Oxnard, California, tennis star, USTA National 18 doubles
1977 Justin Gimelstob, New Jersey, tennis star, 1994 doubles USTA Bakersfield
1976 Scott Humphries, Greely Colo, tennis star, 1995 doubles Binghampton
1976 Chanda Rubin, Lafayette, Louisiana, tennis star, 1996 Australian Open doubles
1974 Yank shortstop Jim Mason ties record with 4 doubles in 9 inn game
1974 Petra Kamstra, born in Rotterdam, Holland, tennis star, 1995 Surabaya doubles
1974 Tina Krizan, Maribor Slovenia, tennis star, 1995 Surabaya doubles
1973 Lisa Raymond, born in Norristown, Pennsylvania, tennis star, 1995 Indian Wells doubles
1973 Maria Jose Gaidano, Buenos Aires Arg, tennis star, 1993 Belg doubles
1972 Ruxandra Dragomir, Pitesti Rom, tennis star, 1996 Bournemouth doubles
1972 Silvia Farina, born in Milan, Italy, tennis star, 1995 Maria Lankowitz doubles
1972 Sabine Appelmans, Aalst Belg, tennis star, Strasbourg doubles final
1972 Jonathan Edwards, born in Boston, Massachusetts, doubles luger 1994 Olympics
1971 Rika Hiraki, Beirut Lebanon, tennis star, 1992 Japan doubles
1971 Meredith McGrath, born in Midland, Michigan, tennis star, 1996 Essen doubles
1971 Nana Miyagi, born in Seattle, Washington tennis star, 1995 final Surabaya doubles
1971 Todd Woodbridge, born in Sydney, Australia, tennis star, '95 doubles Wimbledon
1971 Mark Grimmette, Ann Arbor, Michigan, doubles luger 1994 Olympics
1970 Yayuk Basuki, Yogyakarta Indonesia, tennis star, 1996 Hobart doubles
1970 Marc Rosset, Geneva Switz, tennis star, 1992 French Doubles
1970 Chris Thorpe, Waukegan, Illinois, doubles luger 1994 Olympics
1970 Jacco Eltingh, Heerde Neth, tennis star, 1993 ATP World Doubles
1970 Debbie Graham, Walnut Creek California, tennis star, 1993 Taranto doubles
1970 Petra Langrova, born in Prostejov, Czechoslovakia, tennis star, 1995 Palermo doubles
1970 Cristiano Caratti, born in Italy, tennis star, 1987 Orange Bowl boys doubles
1969 Smallest U.S. Tennis Open single session-131 (men's doubles final only)
1969 Nicole Arendt, Somerville, New Jersey, tennis star, 1996 Aust doubles finalist
1969 Chic Cub Billy Williams hits 4 consecutive doubles beat Phillies 11-3
1969 U.S. Congress doubles president salary
1968 Jana Novotna, Czechoslovakia, tennis star, 1995 Aust/Wimbledon doubles
1967 Laura Golarsa, Milan Italy, tennis star, Oklahoma City doubles
1967 Olivier Delaitre, Metz France, tennis star, 1991 Guaruja Doubles
1966 Luke Jensen, born in Grayling, Michigan, tennis star, 1993 French Open doubles
1966 Paul Haarhuis, Eindhoven Neth, tennis star, 1994 US/Austral doubles
1965 Richey Reneberg, born in Phoenix, Arizona, tennis star, 1995 Australian doubles
1965 Patricia Hy-Boulais, Cambodia, tennis star, 1994 Auckland doubles
1965 Sandra Cecchini, Bologna Italy, tennis star, 1995 Warsaw doubles
1964 Manon Bollegraf, born in den Bosch, Netherlands, tennis star, semi 1996 Aust doubles
1964 Roger Smith, Freeport Bahamas, tennis doubles player
1963 Lori McNeil, born in San Diego, California, tennis star, 1995 Oakland doubles
1963 Robin White, San Diego Cal, tennis player, U.S. Open doubles 1988
1962 Pam Shriver, born in Baltimore, Maryland, tennis star, 1991 U.S. Open doubles/Oly-gold-88
1959 Kathy Jordan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, tennis player, U.S. Opens Doubles 1981
1955 Peter Fleming, New Jersey, tennis player, U.S. Open Doubles 1979, 81, 83
1952 Brian Gottfried, born in Baltimore, Maryland, tennis star, Wimbledon Doubles 1976
1951 Tom Gullikson, born in Wisconsin, tennis player, U.S. mixed Doubles 1984
1946 Cleve Lou Boudreau hits 4 doubles and HR but Red Sox win 11-10 on Ted Williams 3 HR with 8 RBIs
1945 Betty Stove, born in Netherlands, tennis player, U.S. Doubles 1972
1944 Yanks Johnny Lindell ties record with 4 consecutive doubles in a game
1942 Francoise Durr, France, tennis player, 1976 U.S. indoor Doubles
1942 Nancy Richey Gunther, San Ant, Texas, tennis player, U.S. Doubles 1965, 66
1938 Cincinnati Red Lonny Frey hits 8 doubles in a doubleheader
1935 Cincinnati Red Ernie Lombardi doubles in 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th beat Phils 15-4
1934 Elizabeth Ryan wins her 12th Wimbledon doubles championship
1933 1st major league to get 4 consecutive doubles in 9 inn (Dick Bartell)
1931 Red Sox Earl Webb sets record with 65 en route to 67 doubles
1931 45,715 fans in 35,000 seat Sportsman Park St. Louis, help cause many ground ruled doubles, 11 in 1st game and 21 in 2nd game for 32
1921 Indians (9) and Yankees (7) hit a record 16 doubles
1921 Indians (9) and Yankees (7) combine for an AL record 16 doubles
1920 Eddy Firestone, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Eddy-Mixed Doubles
1918 William Talbert, tennis doubles champ, U.S. 1942, 45, 46, 48
1914 Katherine Stammers Menzies, born in England, doubles tennis player, Wimb 1935
1909 Richard Howorth, cricketer, English all-rounder, three county doubles
1908 Rene Simone Mathieu, France, doubles tennis star, Wimbledon 1934
1891 Elizabeth Ryan, Anaheim California, doubles tennis champ, 6 time Wimbled
1888 Tris Speaker, baseball great, hit more doubles than Pete Rose
1886 Carr Baker Neel and Samuel Neel win U.S. Lawn Tennis Association doubles
1803 U.S. doubles in size through Louisiana Purchase
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