Lance Armstrong back on the podium but at what cost, Vida Blue suspended, and the US Women won Silver - This DiSH for July 26
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In 2009, Lance Armstrong finished third overall at the Tour de France. If he hadn't unretired, would he have ever faced repercussions from his blood doping.
In 1933, Joe DiMaggio's 61-game minor league hitting streak broken.
In 1984, KC Royal Vida Blue was suspended by the commissioner for possession of cocaine.
In 1976, the US Women's basketball team won the silver medal at the Montreal Olympics. It was the first time women's basketball was played at the Olympics.
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