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July 14
Video Games
1989: IBM and Compaq Computer sign a patent cross-licensing agreement, covering all patents filed before July 1, 1993.
1995: Microsoft terms Windows 95 source code "golden", meaning that no more changes to the 15 million lines of code will be made before the product ships.
2004: Intel releases the 1.5 GHz Pentium M 705 processor. It features 1 MB cache.
2004: EA Sports releases the NCAA Football 2005 video game for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox in the US.
2005: PalmOne changes its name to Palm.
1995: Microsoft terms Windows 95 source code "golden", meaning that no more changes to the 15 million lines of code will be made before the product ships.
2004: Intel releases the 1.5 GHz Pentium M 705 processor. It features 1 MB cache.
2004: EA Sports releases the NCAA Football 2005 video game for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox in the US.
2005: PalmOne changes its name to Palm.
Movies
Music
1987: Musician Steve Miller receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Sports
1985: Kathy Baker beats Judy Clark to win golf's US Women's Open.
1985: Last USFL game-Baltimore Stars defeats Oakland Invaders, 28-24.
1986: Jane Geddes beats Sally Little to win golf's US Women's Open.
1987: National League defeats American League, 2-0 in 13, in 58th All-Star Game in Oakland, California.
1988: Mike Schmidt passes Mickey Mantle with his 537th home run into 7th place.
2007: Death of John Ferguson, Canadian professional hockey player, coach and executive (born 1938).
1985: Last USFL game-Baltimore Stars defeats Oakland Invaders, 28-24.
1986: Jane Geddes beats Sally Little to win golf's US Women's Open.
1987: National League defeats American League, 2-0 in 13, in 58th All-Star Game in Oakland, California.
1988: Mike Schmidt passes Mickey Mantle with his 537th home run into 7th place.
2007: Death of John Ferguson, Canadian professional hockey player, coach and executive (born 1938).
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