Thursday Trivia, Part VI

Hope you're online, BYH, because here we go. Play, or don't. Google highly discouraged. Fairly easy questions today.

1. Who is the only player with a hyphenated last name to ever score a point in a Super Bowl?
ANSWER: Ali Haji-Sheikh, 1987 Washington Redskins. Webster, who is really Alex Karas, gets it right.

2. What American Football League team drafted Dick Butkus?
ANSWER: The Denver Broncos. Boo-yah to the Bristol Insider.

3. Who was the first major-league player to hit 750 doubles?
ANSWER: Tris Speaker is correct. FOF in with a standup 2-bagger.

4. Who threw the only Super Bowl TD pass in Los Angeles Rams' history?
ANSWER: Larry McCutcheon is correct. Welcome aboard, Schwab.

5. What two teams won the only two Cherry Bowls?
ANSWER: Army and Maryland are correct. Big score for AA.

 

Open to everyone?

 

5. Army and Maryland.

 

Open to one and all. We're inclusive here in Microville.

 

Kurt Warner

 

Kurt Warner played for the St. Louis Rams.

 

Dick Butkus drafted by the Broncos in the AFL

 

Then it has to be Ferragamo.

 

And LA Ram's TD pass was thrown by Larry McCutcheon to Ron Smith, I believe

 

Doubles, Tris Speaker?

 

Not Schwab, but what the hell ...

 

Uwe Van-Schaman (not sure of the spelling or the hyphen)