Historical clue formulations

• Eponym of U.S. track and field's Male Athlete of the Year Award — 2026-08-07
• Olympic great Jesse — 2024-03-11
• Eponym for U.S. track and field's highest award — 2023-08-04
• Jesse who won four Olympic gold medals in 1936 — 2023-08-02
• Four-time gold medalist in the 1936 Olympics — 2023-06-18
• Dana Elaine ___, a.k.a. Queen Latifah — 2022-02-18
• Olympic great Jesse — 2021-09-21
• Jesse who broke three world records in 45 minutes — 2020-07-30
• 1936 Summer Olympics icon — 2020-04-17
• Buck in the jukebox — 2019-10-11
• Jesse of the 1936 Olympics — 2019-05-28
• Jesse of the Berlin Olympics — 2019-02-04
• Eponym of USA Track & Field's highest award — 2017-05-19
• Jesse of the 1936 Olympics — 2016-02-10
• Berlin Olympics hero — 2013-08-11
• Buck for a tune? — 2012-09-29
• Voice actor Gary — 2012-07-06
• Berlin Olympics star — 2012-01-08
• Buck in the Country Music Hall of Fame — 2011-07-17
• Olympian Jesse — 2010-03-11
• Country singer Buck — 2009-06-08
• 1936 Olympics star Jesse — 2009-03-03
• Buck for a song? — 2008-12-18
• Jesse of the 1936 Olympics — 2008-12-01
• See 66-Across — 2008-01-10
• 1936 Olympics record-breaker — 2007-06-14
• ___ Corning, fiberglass maker — 2004-07-30
• Athlete Jesse — 2003-03-05
• Singer of the #1 country hit "Tall Dark Stranger" — 2003-01-05
• Jesse known as the "Buckeye Bullet" — 2002-11-13
• Quadruple gold medalist, 1936 — 2000-10-01
• Runner who was called "The Buckeye Bullet" — 1999-10-17
• 1936 Olympics star Jesse — 1999-04-26
• Buck of note — 1999-01-28
• 1936 track gold medalist — 1998-12-16
• 1936 Olympics hero — 1998-04-26
• "Hee Haw" co-host, 1969-86 — 1997-09-27
• 1936 Olympian Jesse — 1996-07-15
• 1936 Olympic hero — 1995-09-24
• Country singer Buck — 1995-03-27