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* In ''Literature/TriggerMortis'', James Bond is tasked with preventing the death of famed British racing driver Lancy Smith during a race at the Nurburgring. In the unpublished Creator/IanFleming manuscript on which the novel was partiallly based, the driver 007 was asked to protect was real life racing legend Stirling Moss.
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* In ''Literature/TriggerMortis'', James Bond is tasked with preventing the death of famed British racing driver Lancy Smith during a race at the Nurburgring.Nürburgring. In the unpublished Creator/IanFleming manuscript on which the novel was partiallly based, the driver 007 was asked to protect was real life racing legend Stirling Moss.
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* In ''Literature/TriggerMortis'', James Bond is tasked with preventing the death of famed British racing driver Lancy Smith during a race at the Nurburgring. In the unpublished Creator/IanFleming manuscript on which the novel was partiallly based, the driver 007 was asked to protect was real life racing legend Stirling Moss.
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* ''Film/BlackSunday'' is about a terrorist plot to set off a bomb at the Super Bowl.
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* The [[Literature/{{Spenser}} Robert B. Parker]] novel ''Double Play'' is a fictional account of a man hired to be a bodyguard to Jackie Robinson as he breaks major-league baseball's color barrier. The main concern is that Jackie will be attacked on the field by racists trying to send a message, and the bodyguard does end up killing a would-be assassin during a game in the middle of a packed stadium.
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Title is a reference to the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Take_Me_Out_to_the_Ball_Game unofficial anthem of baseball]]. The quote is SilentHunter's re-write of the lyrics of the chorus.
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Title is a reference to the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Take_Me_Out_to_the_Ball_Game unofficial anthem of baseball]]. The quote is SilentHunter's Troper @/SilentHunter's re-write of the lyrics of the chorus.
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* The trope gets a direct TitleDrop in the WhatsNewScoobyDoo episode, "The Unnatural," said by Shaggy after the chase song.
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* In [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek myth]], some versions of the story of Perseus say that he was competing in athletic games when his discus veered off course, striking and killing an old man. The victim is revealed to be his grandfather Acrisius, who was prophesied to die at Perseus' hands and whose efforts to avoid that end [[SelfFulfillingProphecy kicked off Perseus' legend]], showing that YouCantFightFate.
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* In [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek myth]], some versions of the story of Perseus say that he was competing in athletic games when his discus veered off course, striking and killing an old man. The victim is revealed to be his grandfather Acrisius, who was prophesied to die at Perseus' hands and whose efforts to avoid that end [[SelfFulfillingProphecy kicked off Perseus' legend]], showing that YouCantFightFate.
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* The trope gets a direct TitleDrop in the WhatsNewScoobyDoo episode, "The Unnatural," said by Shaggy after the chase song.
-->'''Shaggy''': I've heard of take me out to the ball game, but never take me out ''at'' the ball game.
-->'''Shaggy''': I've heard of take me out to the ball game, but never take me out ''at'' the ball game.
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* ''Series/{{Cannon}}'': In "Scream of Silence", a gang of kidnappers attempt to abduct a boy who has temporarily been struck mute at a ball game, so they can eliminate him before he regains his voice and can identify them.
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* ''ComicStrip/ModestyBlaise'': In "Sweet Caroline", Lord Toby is murdered while batting in charity cricket match with a bomb disguised as a cricket ball. This is the first of the attention-grabbing murders staged by Sweet Caroline to establish their credentials as a MurderInc.
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* ''ComicStrip/ModestyBlaise'': In "Sweet Caroline", Lord Toby is murdered while batting in charity cricket match with a bomb disguised as a cricket ball. This is the first of the attention-grabbing murders staged by Sweet Caroline to establish their credentials as a MurderInc.
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* ''Series/HomicideLifeOnTheStreet'': A visiting fan is found beaten to death during an Orioles/Yankees game.
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* ''Series/HomicideLifeOnTheStreet'': A visiting fan is found beaten to death during an Orioles/Yankees game.Orioles/Mariners game. [[spoiler:The culprit turned out to be a Yankees fan, who beat his friend to death because he'd read the schedule wrong -- the Yankees weren't supposed to be there until next week.]]
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* In an episode of ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', while Al is in the the middle of a [[EscalatingWar prank war]] with his neighbor Jefferson, (who is frequently implied to be [[RetiredBadass a former CIA spy]]) a man comes up to Al and tries to convince him that Jefferson is dangerous and is actually spying on the United States. Furthermore, the man offers Al a large sum of money as a reward for any information on Jefferson. After Al spends most of the episode freaking out about this, Jefferson claims that the whole thing was [[ParanoiaGambit his latest prank on Al]], and the guy is an old friend of Jefferson's. Al is relieved and accepts this, but the episode ends with Jefferson watching a baseball game where the guy who offered Al the money suddenly dies under mysterious circumstances, and all the while Jefferson's expression might as well say [[Manga/DeathNote "Just as planned."]]
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* The main plot of ''Film/TheLastBoyScout'' culminates with BruceWillis and Damon Wayans trying to stop a corrupt senator from getting assassinated at a football game. In addition, the movie starts with a player Billy Cole (portrayed by Billy Blanks), high on PCP, bringing a gun onto the field and shooting the opposing defense's players on the way to the end-zone, shortly before killing himself.
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* The main plot of ''Film/TheLastBoyScout'' culminates with BruceWillis Creator/BruceWillis and Damon Wayans trying to stop a corrupt senator from getting assassinated at a football game. In addition, the movie starts with a player Billy Cole (portrayed by Billy Blanks), high on PCP, bringing a gun onto the field and shooting the opposing defense's players on the way to the end-zone, shortly before killing himself.
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Title is a reference to the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Take_Me_Out_To_The_Ball_Game org/wiki/Take_Me_Out_to_the_Ball_Game unofficial anthem of baseball]]. The quote is SilentHunter's re-write of the lyrics of the chorus.
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* The first reimagined ''PinkPanther'' film has the owner of the titular gem being killed at a soccer game.
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* The infamous ''[[ECComics Haunt of Fear]]'' story "Foul Play!" has a dirty baseball player kill a member of the opposing team by spiking him with poisoned shoe spikes. The victim's team takes a [[http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/foulplay5.jpg memorably gory revenge]]-- so much so that this was one of the stories specifically cited by [[MoralGuardians Fredric Wertham]] in his book ''Seduction of the Innocent'' (which would ultimately lead to Senate hearings and UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode).
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* The infamous ''[[ECComics ''[[Creator/ECComics Haunt of Fear]]'' story "Foul Play!" has a dirty baseball player kill a member of the opposing team by spiking him with poisoned shoe spikes. The victim's team takes a [[http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/foulplay5.jpg memorably gory revenge]]-- so much so that this was one of the stories specifically cited by [[MoralGuardians Fredric Wertham]] in his book ''Seduction of the Innocent'' (which would ultimately lead to Senate hearings and UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode).
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* ''CSINewYork'': A man dies after winning a million dollars via a basketball shot.
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* In the ''BurkesLaw'' episode "Who Killed the Man on the White Horse?", a cowboy star falls off his horse at a rodeo, dead of a broken neck -- sustained ''before'' he went out into the arena.
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* A 1939 episode of ''TheJackBennyProgram'' featured a sketch called "Murder on the Gridiron".
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* A boy is cut in half with a chainsaw just outside a baseball field in ''Truth or Dare?: A Critical Madness''.
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* In one [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] ''CaptainAmerica'' story, a player is murdered on field during a baseball game. Somewhat unbelievably, the game continues with Cap and Bucky subbing.
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* In one [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] ''CaptainAmerica'' ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' story, a player is murdered on field during a baseball game. Somewhat unbelievably, the game continues with Cap and Bucky subbing.
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* ''Series/{{Underbelly}}'' centering on the Melbourne gangland war does indeed center as one of the episodes the execution of Jason Moran. In a move that shocked Australia drug kingpin Carl Williams ordered he be murdered in front of his children at a Auskick (preteen football coaching and games) clinic.
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* ''[[Film/TheThinMan Shadow of the Thin Man]]''. Although it's with a horse race. Nick and Nora Charles are looking forward to a relaxing day at a racetrack, but when a jockey accused of throwing a race is found shot to death, Police Lieutenant Abrams requests Nick's help.
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* ''[[Film/TheThinMan Shadow of the Thin Man]]''.''Film/ShadowOfTheThinMan''. Although it's with a horse race. Nick and Nora Charles are looking forward to a relaxing day at a racetrack, but when a jockey accused of throwing a race is found shot to death, Police Lieutenant Abrams requests Nick's help.
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* The opening fight of the ''TabletopGame/FengShui'' adventure "Murderer's Row" in the supplement ''In Your Face Again'' has the [=PCs=] trying to stop a hit attempt on a young girl by the Lotus at a baseball game. The girl turns out to be a MacGuffinGirl whose powers a whole lot of people (those who don't want her dead anyway) want to use for their own ends.
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* The opening fight of the ''TabletopGame/FengShui'' adventure "Murderer's Row" in the supplement ''In Your Face Again'' has the [=PCs=] trying to stop a hit attempt on a young girl by the Lotus at a baseball game. The girl turns out to be a MacGuffinGirl MacGuffinSuperPerson whose powers a whole lot of people (those who don't want her dead anyway) want to use for their own ends.
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* In the ''BurkesLaw'' episode "Who Killed the Man on the White Horse?", a cowboy star falls off his horse at a rodeo, dead of a broken neck -- sustained ''before'' he went out into the arena.
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* ''SnakeEyes'' opens with an assassination at a high-profile Atlantic City boxing match.
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* ''SnakeEyes'' ''Film/SnakeEyes'' opens with an assassination at a high-profile Atlantic City boxing match.
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* One episode of ''{{Golgo 13}}'' has the title character killing a star football player in the middle of a game. It's implied (but never directly stated) that the hit was ordered by the guy behind him on the depth chart.
* One of the first chapters of ''CityHunter'' involves Ryo shooting a boxer during a match. Notable as it's one of the very rare cases where Ryo kills a target.
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* One episode of ''{{Golgo ''Manga/{{Golgo 13}}'' has the title character killing a star football player in the middle of a game. It's implied (but never directly stated) that the hit was ordered by the guy behind him on the depth chart.
* One of the first chapters of''CityHunter'' ''Manga/CityHunter'' involves Ryo shooting a boxer during a match. Notable as it's one of the very rare cases where Ryo kills a target.
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* [[KingOfTheHill Cotton Hill]] attempted to assassinate Fidel Castro while he was visiting New York and decided to take in an American Baseball game, a ballgame Hank wound up being born during in the women's restroom.
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* [[KingOfTheHill [[WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill Cotton Hill]] attempted to assassinate Fidel Castro while he was visiting New York and decided to take in an American Baseball game, a ballgame Hank wound up being born during in the women's restroom.