Life's Little Mysteries Sports Archives

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March 25, 2010, Jeanna Bryner

Most pest definitions would surely include feral pigeons. View Full Article »

March 24, 2010, Michelle Bryner

Nearly a century ago, after someone realized that a scuffed-up ball travels farther than a shiny new one, balls gained dimples. View Full Article »

March 24, 2010, Heather Whipps

It's believed to be easier for righties, who make up the majority of world population, to run in a counterclockwise motion. View Full Article »

March 23, 2010, Life's Little Mysteries Staff

An Egyptian child's tomb, dating to 3,200 B.C., contained bowling balls and pins. View Full Article »

March 22, 2010, Greg Soltis

The Olympics values should underly all Olympic activities and extend beyond the playing field. View Full Article »

March 22, 2010, Dan Peterson, Life's Little Mysteries Contributor

Spring training used to be in just Florida. But racial tension fueled the founding of Arizona's Cactus League. View Full Article »

March 18, 2010, Dan Peterson, Life's Little Mysteries Contributor

How are March Madness teams placed across the bracket? And what does "seed" mean? View Full Article »

March 18, 2010, Ben Mauk

Research has long shown that head trauma - something no boxer can avoid -- puts one at risk for permanent brain damage. View Full Article »

March 17, 2010, Benjamin Radford

Stretching before exercise sounds like a good idea, but in fact there is little or no benefit to it. View Full Article »

March 17, 2010, Dan Peterson, Life’s Little Mysteries Contributor

Ratings Percentage Index factors in winning percentage of a team's opponents. View Full Article »

March 12, 2010, Life's Little Mysteries Staff

Find out what makes sled dogs ultra-athletes. View Full Article »

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