Very Rare Single Game/Match Sports Achievements by Egantx7

Billy Smith did this first in a game vs. the Colorado Rockies. Chris Osgood did this for Detroit in 1996. Damian Rhodes did this for the Senators. Give this specific accomplishment which has been accomplished twice each by Ron Hextall of Philadephia and Martin Brodeur.

Bill Wambsganss holds a unique distinction among players who share a very rare distinction. While 15 people have accomplished what Wambsganss did as of 2017, Wambsganss remains the only person to have accomplished this in a particular setting, doing so on 10 October 1920. what specific and unique feat did Wambsganss accomplish? We'll be liberal on wording, but be specific with the accomplishment and setting. (edited at 11:43 am, October 25, 2017 (EDT))

Andrew Magee is the only golfer to accomplish what singular feat (and we need you to be specific here) during a match on the PGA tour, accomplishing this on the 17th hole during his first round at the 2001 Phoenix open (with the assistance of Tom Byrum's putter, off which his ball bounced on its way to history). We'll be liberal on the wording, but be specific! (Hint: Aaron Baddeley sort-of did this on the 17th hole of the opening round of the Texas Open in 2015,, but a one-stroke penalty negated this on the scorecard).

For running backs in the NFL, 250 yards in a game is the diamond studded platinum standard of performance. While 12 players have done this, who is the only NFL running back to have rushed for 250 yards in one game, twice (doing so against the Patriots and Lions)?

Nate Thurmond, Alvin Robertson, David Robinson, and Hakeem Olajuwon (twice!)

Ted Ginn became the 12th and most recent man to do this, doing so in Week 1 of 2011 against the Seahawks. Eddie Payton did this in a 1977 game against the Vikings (something his baby brother, Walter, never did). What is this specific feat that Bobby Mitchell (Cleveland, 1958), Al Frazier (Denver, 1961), Darren Sproles (San Diego, 2007), Devin Hester (Chicago, 2007) and Ted Ginn (49ers, 2011) accomplished in one quarter (Ginn did it in less than a minute!!), while players like Gale Sayers, and Eddie Royal accomplished across two different quarters?

At the 2004 UK Championship, Jamie Burnett became the first person to exceed 147 points in this game's professional competition, after a Leo Fernandez foul allowed Burnett to nominate brown as his free ball. What is this game that normally sees 147 as its maximum possible score on a maximum break?

Ron Hassey on 15 May 1981 (while with Cleveland) and 28 July 1991 (while with Montréal). Be specific, but I'l be liberal on wording.

Only 15 golfers have accomplished this in a major, and Jeff Maggert is the only person to do this twice in his major career (1994 Masters and 2001 British Open). What is this rare accomplishment?

Since the conclusion of WWII, the Baltimore Orioles, in a 28 June 2000 game at Fenway Pahk, became the only Major League team to accomplish this feat as a single team in one game (there have only been five additional games in which this happened between both participating teams in the same game). What is this unbelievably rare feat which saw the Orioles take advantage of a Jason Varitek passed ball in the second inning, and an interference call against Jason Varitek in the 11th. We'll be liberal with the wording, but please be specific.

In 2015, this man became only the sixth NBA player to record a triple-double in an NBA championship clinching game. Identify this man, the only player in NBA history to record a triple-double scoring fewer than 10 points (4 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, and 10 steals).

500 yards is usually the standard for quarterbacks having an elite passing game, but only one quarterback in history managed to pass for over 500 yards, while also passing for seven touchdowns, and, unlike Drew Breese, throw zero interceptions in one game. Who is this Hall of Fame quarterback, who recently passed away, and who passed for 505 yards, 7 TDs, and 0 interceptions in a 49-34 victory of his Giants over Washington on 28 October 1962?