Trivia Tracks With Pryce Robertson

Fast facts about the legendary baseball manager.

Known for his antics in and out of the ring, including his drug problems and a fight with police outside a bar, the pro wrestler was a multiple-time heavyweight champion. He was also known as "Mad Dog" Buzz Sawyer but used the name "Bulldog" Buzz Sawyer during a brief run in the WWF (Maurice Vachon was using the "Mad Dog" moniker at the same time).

A few "facts" about the American West that you may have heard but are actually far from the truth.

One of the most prolific voice actors of his generation, the onetime impressionist spent the greater part of his career working for animation giant Hanna-Barbera, voicing such characters as Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, and Snagglepuss.

Fast facts about legendary crooners Robert Goulet and Bing Crosby.

The major leaguer spent 18 seasons with the Boston Red Sox, and is perhaps best known for his superstitions about baseball, including his habit of eating chicken before every game.

An obscure figure in the world of professional wrestling, Tiny Tim Hampton had some success in the territorial promotions and was a longtime friend of legendary wrestler Bobo Brazil.

One of Hollywood's most underrated figures, Art Mix (real name George Kesterson) appeared in over 200 film shorts and features, many of them westerns. In fact, some small-town exhibitors opted to show cheaper films starring Art Mix if they couldn't afford expensive ones starring the more well known Tom Mix.

One of the earliest stars of musical comedy, the Hoosier Hot Shots entertained audiences on stage, screen, radio, and records, particularly during the Great Depression and World War II.

More myths surrounding George Washington.

For 40 years starting in 1973, Texas P.E. teacher Dale Irby wore the same outfit in every school yearbook photo: a wide-collared polyester shirt and coffee-colored sweater vest.

Fast facts about the late WWE Hall of Famer.

One of the most popular Southern gospel acts in the country, the Triumphant Quartet remains the only one of those groups never to have changed membership among its vocalists.

A history of the popular series of trivia books.

During the first season of the hit TV series The A-Team , Melinda Culea portrayed reporter Amy Allen, affectionately known as "Triple A". She was let go early in the second season, as series lead George Peppard wasn't satisfied with a woman in the principal cast.

Amazing facts about one of country music's first female stars.

A member of the WWE and Professional Wrestling Halls of Fame, the Texas-born wrestler has stayed a babyface his entire career, and helped bridge the gap between the Rock'n Wrestling Connection era of the '80s and New Generation era of the '90s. As of May 2023, he continues to wrestle in the independent circuit.

Fast facts about the classic coming-of-age film.

From 1955 to 1975, the TV actor charmed millions as the immortal Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke .

Signed into law in 1900, the Lacey Act outlaws trade in wildlife, fish, and plants that have been either illegally taken, possessed, transported, or sold.

A major star on the Gulf Coast wrestling scene during the '70s and '80s, Ricky Gibson was the older brother and onetime tag team partner of Robert Gibson, best known as one half of The Rock 'n' Roll Express.

On December 21, 1937, vaudevillian and Three Stooges creator Ted Healy died under mysterious circumstances. Though most accounts have stated he died of injuries that resulted from a nightclub altercation, one report said the cause of death was a heart attack. (His death certificate was never signed)

The vaudeville performer is chiefly remembered as the creator of the Three Stooges and the style of slapstick comedy that they later made famous.

Fast facts about the '80s girl band.

Facts about music legends Conway Twitty and Bing Crosby, both of whom had more No. 1 hits than Elvis Presley and the Beatles combined.