The first ever Monday Night Football game was played, with the Browns defeating the New York Jets. June 4, 1974 – Ten Cent Beer Night: The Indians hosted the Texas Rangers while promoting unlimited beer for $.10/cup for the fans in order to attract fans to the stadium. Due to the rowdiness of the intoxicated fans, the Indians were forced to forfeit the game. April 8, 1975 - MLB First Black Manager: Hall-of-Famer Frank Robinson made his debut as the first black manager in the history of Major League Baseball. Robinson, in the latter stages of his career, had been acquired as a player in the last month of the previous season. He served that Opening Day as a player-manager, hitting a home run to add to the historic day, helping lead the Indians to a 5–3 win over the Yankees before over 56,000 fans. June 25, 1977 – 83,199 people attended a concert by the British rock group Pink Floyd. January 4, 1981 – The Browns lost their divisional playoff game against the Oakland Raiders when an interception occurred during a play called Red Right 88. The Browns only needed a field goal to take the lead but had an ailing kicker. May 15, 1981 – Len Barker's perfect game: Len Barker pitched the tenth perfect game in baseball history August 21, 1986 – Boston's Spike Owen tied a Major League record by scoring six runs January 11, 1987 – The Drive: In one of Cleveland's many sports disappointments, John Elway led the Denver Broncos 98 yards down the field for the tying score late in the AFC Championship Game. Denver won in overtime, 23–20, earning the right to play in Super Bowl XXI September 2, 1990 – Toronto's Dave Stieb pitched the first no-hitter in franchise history October 3, 1993 – Last Cleveland Indians game, vs. Chicago White Sox (loss, 4–0) December 17, 1995 – Last Cleveland Browns game, vs. Cincinnati Bengals (win, 26–10) December 3, 1996 – Stadium catches fire during demolition March 1, 1997 – Demolition completed Other events College football The only Great Lakes Bowl was held there in 1947. The stadium hosted the annual college football game between Notre Dame and Navy 11 times: in 1932, 1934, 1939, 1942, 1943, 1945, 1947, 1950, 1952, 1976 and 1978. The games were well attended, with an average attendance of 69,730 and a high of 84,090 fans