Friday, October 5, 2012
This Day In History
1465
-- French King Louis XI signs a peace agreement with Charles the Stout
1857
-- City of Anaheim CA founded - and no playoff baseball game was played there that day either
1880
-- First ballpoint pen patented by Alonzo T. Cross
1882
-- Outlaw Frank James surrenders in Missouri six months after the death of his brother Jesse James
1907
-- Philadelphia A's pitcher Rube Vickers no-hits the Washington Senators in a 5 inning game
1921
-- The World Series is broadcast on the radio for the first time
1924
-- First appearance in the NYC Daily News of the comic strip "Little Orphan Annie"
1954
-- Hurricane Hazel hits the east coast of the United States
1962
-- The Beatles release their first hit in England "Love Me Do"
1966
-- A sodium cooling system malfunction causes a partial core meltdown at the Enrico Fermi nuclear power demonstration plant near Detroit, Michigan. Radiation is contained (entire story detailed in the book "We Almost Lost Detroit")
1969
-- "Monty Python's Flying Circus" begins its run on the BBC
1983
-- Polish anti-communist union leader Lech Walesa wins the Nobel Peace Prize
2001
-- Barry Bonds hits his HGH aided 71st and 72nd Home Runs to break Mark McGwire's androstene aided record of 71 Home Runs
2004
-- Howard Stern announces he's leaving over the air radio for satellite radio company Sirius
2008
--Dow Jones Industrial Averages drop 700 points signaling the beginning of the economic downturn/recession
2012
-- The Rangers two year AL Dynasty ends.
--- Marla
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Welcome back,I always enjoyed your posts and thoughts about the Rangers.Your comment about this that this team suffers from lack of memory and concentration, is right on the spot,thus they never learned how to win and fuel their talents
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