SANDWICHES
SUMMER BLOCKBUSTERS
SUMMER SONGS
JUNE HISTORY
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SPORTS RULES
(D)AILY (D)INGER)
200

Klondike, Toll House and Signature Select all have their own variations of this dessert 

Ice Cream Sandwich

200

Swine animal thinks he's a herding dog?
That'll do for a Summer hit...that'll do...

Babe 

200

In 1972 he recorded "School's Out" and its been played eagerly by students at the end of every school year since

Alice Cooper

200

June 14, 1922: Warren G. Harding became the first U.S. President to broadcast a message over this.

Radio

200

#1: Fly in to LaGuardia or JFK and check out Ellis Island & Lady Liberty while you are at it

New York City

200

The NBA rules say no player (especially not, say, LeBron) shall be ejected for shattering this

Backboard

200

Ham and cheese sandwiches that originated in cafes catering to immigrant workers in Tampa Bay and Key West

Cuban Sandwich

400

In 2019, this 3-letter initialed sandwich was voted 6th most popular in America - each initial signifies a different ingredient 

BLT

400

Michael Bay blew up a lot of battleships while Josh Hartnett, Kate Beckinsale and Ben Affleck had a love triangle in this 2001 film

Pearl Harbor

400

Not quite an Island in the Sun - "Feels Like Summer" was the 2017 lead single for this band's Pacific Daydream album

Weezer 

400

June 18, 1886: British explorer George Mallory is born, famous for being one of the first to ever climb/scout this lofty location

Everest 

400

#14: You'll need a few weeks to explore the 6 Disney theme parks and Harry Potter World here

Orlando

400

The NFL dropped its 5-yard penalty for the incidental type of this personal foul; there's now only the more serious 15-yard version

Facemask

600

According to the dictionary the definition of this type of sandwich is: "a punch in the mouth"

Knuckle Sandwich 

600

Sandra and Keanu get terrorized aboard by bus by madman Dennis Hopper in this 1994 Summer hit 

Speed 

600

This actor and actress sang the lead for "Summer Lovin'" in the 1978 musical, Grease 

John Travolta and Olivia Newton John 

600

Leading 250 men, he attacked an encampment of Sioux Indians near Little Bighorn River in Montana in June 1876. 

Custer 

600

#4: I'll see you in the French Quarter for some delicious Cajun gumbo and fried alligator!

New Orleans

600

As in hockey, cross-checking is a foul in this sport, where it might more logically be spelled "crosse"-checking

Lacrosse 

800

DAILY DINGER!

DAILY DINGER!

800

One of the highest rated sequels of all-time, James Cameron wrote this big budget 1986 film to be an allegory for the Vietnam War 

Aliens 

800

Peaking at 25 on the Hot 100 Chart in 1966, "Summer Wind" was just one of many hits by this legendary Ol' Blue Eyes singer

Frank Sinatra 

800

June 13, 1966: American police officers are now required to read prisoners these constitutional rights before questioning - named after the individual in the Supreme Court Decision

Miranda Rights 

800

#11: With live music to be heard all across town, 24/7, 365 days a year, Music City lives up to its name

Nashville 

800

USTA rules say you can't change position while doing this; In volleyball, the running types of these are also illegal

Serving/Serve 

1000

Term for most sandwiches that come on an oblong roll with a generally Italian flavor, like this "brave" Meatball

Hero

1000

The 1993 box-office smash starred a wrongfully accused Harrison Ford being pursued by Tommy Lee Jones 

The Fugitive 

1000

This Eagle's 1984 hit "Boys of the Summer" pondered his loss of youth and innocence, also was remade by The Ataris in 2003

Don Henley 

1000

The British signed a 99-year lease for this region in June of 1898, located on the southeastern coast of China 

Hong Kong

1000

#19: Visit Blair House, Soldier's Home and Georgetown OR catch a game for any of this city's 6 different professional sports franchises  

Washington, DC

1000

They govern the playing of a game on a particular course or field; in baseball, they're a type of double

Ground Rule(s)