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SPRINGFIELD, N.J. -- A look at key anniversaries in PGA Championship history:---100 years ago (1916): Jim Barnes of England won the inaugural PGA Championship at Siwanoy Country Club, coming from one hole behind with three to play for a 1-up victory over Jock Hutchison. He won $500 and the Wanamaker Trophy. All the semifinalists -- Barnes, Hutchison, Walter Hagen and Willie MacFarlane went on to win majors. The PGA Championship, after its debut, was not played again until 1919 because of World War I.---75 years ago (1941): Vic Ghezzi won his first major at Cherry Hills, going the distance to beat Lloyd Mangrum in the semifinals and then going 38 holes to defeat defending champion Byron Nelson. It was the last championship match that went extra holes (the PGA switched to stroke play in 1958). It also was the last full field for the PGA Championship until after World War II. Seven of the eight quarterfinalists finished their careers with a major title.---50 years ago (1966): Firestone Country Club was plenty tough 50 years ago as no one broke par. Al Geiberger won his only major by closing with a 72 to finish at 280 for a four-shot victory over Dudley Wysong. Jack Nicklaus, who would win his fourth PGA Championship nine years later at Firestone, didnt break par all week and was 12 behind. Geiberger presents a rare case in which winning a major is not what made him famous. Eleven years later, he became the first PGA Tour player to shoot 59.---25 years ago (1991): PGA Tour rookie John Daly was the ninth alternate, and by the time he drove through the night to Indiana, he was in for Nick Price. Daly took it from there. In what remains one of the great introductions in golf, Daly overpowered Crooked Stick with a 67 in the second round to take the lead, and no one took it back the rest of the way. He won by three shots over Bruce Lietzke. So began a career that remains as unpredictable now as it was then.---20 years ago (1996): Kenny Perry, the local from Kentucky, thought he had this won until a bogey from the rough on the final hole and a two-shot swing when Mark Brooks made birdie as Perry was in the broadcast booth. In the sudden-death playoff, Perry again found the rough to the left and made bogey, giving Brooks his first and only major championship. Perry eventually was able to celebrate at Valhalla Golf Club 12 years later as part of a winning Ryder Cup team for the Americans.---10 years ago (2006): Tiger Woods became the first player to win multiple majors in consecutive years. A month after his emotional win in the British Open, he was ruthless as ever with a 4-under 68 in the final round at Medinah for a five-shot victory over Shaun Micheel and his 12th major, second only to the 18 won by Jack Nicklaus. Woods became the first player to win the PGA twice on the same course. He also win at Medinah in 1999. 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The formidable trio of Canadian receivers -- individually known as Chris Getzlaf, Rob Bagg and Andy Fantuz -- will share the field at Mosaic Stadium one more time on Sunday. Mustafizur Rahman is among five entrants to Bangladeshs 15-member ODI squad for the first game against New Zealand in Christchurch on December 26. Fast bowler Rubel Hossain has also returned, while Mehedi Hasan, Tanbir Hayder and Subashis Roy have earned maiden call-ups. Nasir Hossain, Shafiul Islam (hamstring injury), Al-Amin Hossain and Taijul Islam have been left out.Mustafizurs last international appearance was at the World T20 in March 2016, before a shoulder injury in July sidelined him from all competitive cricket since. He underwent surgery in August, and was part of Bangladeshs training squad in Australia earlier this month. Rubel had been dropped during the ODI series against Afghanistan in September due to a lack of fitness. He was included in the training squad as Mohammad Shahids replacement.Tanbir - who is predominantly a batsman but has been picked as a legspinning allrounder - impressed coaches in the training camp in Sydney, while Subashis will be expected to extract pace and bounce from pitches in New Zealand. This is also the first ODI call-up for Mehedi, who made a dream debut during the Test series against England in October, taking 19 wickets in two Tests. Chief selector Minhazul Abedin said that the focus was on keeping the base group intact while pushing players with potential up to the international level.dddddddddddd We have kept the backbone of a settled squad that has been very successful over the last two years, Minhajul said. But at the same time, it is also important to get players in who we believe have plenty of potential to perform at the highest level. Tanbir has been a consistent performer in domestic cricket and gives a different dimension to our attack as he is a genuine legspinner. He has also impressed the coaching team during the camp in Australia.Subashis hits the deck and can extract bounce and movement off the wicket. He can be quite a handful in the conditions in New Zealand. Mehedi hasnt played ODIs yet but has all the makings of a very useful limited-overs allrounder. We have reason to believe that he has the ability to serve Bangladesh in all formats and is one for the future.The other members of Bangladeshs preliminary squad that had trained in Sydney - Mominul Haque, Nurul Hasan, Shuvagata Hom, Nazmul Hossain Shanto, Taijul, Kamrul Islam Rabbi, Ebadat Hossain and Mehedi Maruf - will travel with the team in New Zealand, giving the side the option to pick squads for individual ODIs and T20s. ' ' '