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| 1907 | | Lucien Petit-Breton |
France 1st rider to win the tour more than once.
| 1907 | | Norman Brookes |
| 1907 | | May Sutton |
| 1907 | | William Larned |
d. Robert LeRoy 6-2 6-2 6-4
| 1907 | | Evelyn Sears |
| 1907 | | Horace Rice |
| 1907 | | Chicago Cubs |
sweep v. Detroit Tigers
| Jess Livermore | | Famous As “Boy Plunger†for Short Selling During the Market Crashes of 1907 and 1929 |
Committed suicide at age 63
| 1907 | | Ernesto Teodoro Moneta and Louis Renault |
President, Lombard League of Peace / Professor, International Law, Sorbonne, France
| 1907 | | Rudyard Kipling |
United Kingdom, 1865-1936; "in consideration of the power of observation, originality of imagination, virility of ideas and remarkable talent for narration which characterize the creations of this world famous writer"
| 1907 | | Arnaud Massy |
At Royal Liverpool Hoylake
| New Zealand | | 1907 |
26 September. United Kingdom
| 1907 | | Apologue |
Jockey - Bill Evans, Trainer - Isaac Earnshaw, Owner - R. L. Cleland, Time - 3.27.50
| 1907 | | Don Enrique |
G. Mountain on board -- Trainer John Whalen -- August Belmont, Jr. -- 1:45.40
| 1907 | | Peter Pan |
G. Mountain up, Trainer: James G. Rowe, Sr., Owner: James R. Keene -- time unknown
| 1907 | | Montreal Wanderers |
Multiple winners
| 1907 | | Kenora Thistles |
Multiple winners
| Walter Perry Johnson (1907-27) | | “The Big Train†or "Barney" |
| Tris Speaker | | CF, 1907-1928, 3515 Hits, Avg .345 |
Played for the Red Sox, Indians, Senators and A's
| Tristram E Speaker (1907-28) | | “Tris" |
| Walter Johnson | | Senators Pitcher, 1907-1927, 417 Wins |
Threw a record 110 shutouts
| Katharine Hepburn | | 1907-2003 |
Iconic American actress of film, television and stage.
| Edward Hugh Hanlon (player & Manager, 1880-1907) | | “Ned†|
| Jacob Peter Beckley (1888-1907) | | “Eagle Eye†|