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1994 Israel Aaron Maisels, lawyer, dies at 89
1990 Aaron Copeland, composer (Fanfare for Common Man), dies at 90 1990 Aaron Copland, American Composer 1989 Aaron Sorkin's "Few Good Men," premieres in New York City 1987 Aaron Carter, American Musician 1985 Pete Rose 2,108th run passes Hank Aaron as NL run scoring leader 1982 Pete Rose (Phillies) 12,365 at bat sets record (passes Aaron) 1982 Pete Rose gets his 3,772nd hit, moves past Aaron into 2nd place 1982 Pete Rose is 5th to appear in 3,000 games (Cobb, Musial, Aaron, Yaz) 1982 Hank Aaron and Frank Robinson elected to Hall of Fame 1981 Carl Yastrzemski is 4th to get 3,000 hits (Cobb, Musial and Aaron) 1980 Aaron Metchnik, born in Santa Barbara California, actor, Stephen-Torkelsons 1977 Japan's Sadaharu Oh hits 756th home run to surpass Hank Aaron's total 1977 Aaron Stanford, American Actor 1976 Hank Aaron singles in his last at bat and drives in his 2,297th run 1975 Hank Aaron's 1st home run in Milwaukee since 1965 1975 Hank Aaron returns as a Milwaukee Brewer player 1975 Aaron Funk, Canadian Musician 1974 Braves trade Hank Aaron to Milwaukee Brewers for outfielder Dave May 1974 Hank Aaron's 733rd career home run on his last NL at bat 1974 Henry Aaron addresses House of Representatives 1974 Aaron McGruder, American Artist 1974 Hammerin' Hank Aaron hits 715th home run, breaks Babe Ruth's record 1974 Hank Aaron ties Babe Ruth's home-run record by hitting his 714th 1974 Aaron Gavey, Sudbury, NHL center, Tampa Bay Lightning 1973 Hank Aaron sets record of most home runs in 1 league (709) 1973 Hank Aaron's record 1,378 extra base hit surpasses Stan Musial record 1973 Braves Hank Aaron hits Ken Brett's fastball for his 700th home run 1973 Aaron Jackson, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, actor, Mark Winkle-California Dreams 1973 Aaron Graham, corner for the Arizona Cardinals 1973 Aaron Hayden, NFL running back, San Diego Chargers, Green Bay Packers - Superbowl 31 1973 37th Golf Masters Championship: Tommy Aaron wins, shooting a 283 1973 Aaron Holbert, U.S. baseball infielder for the St. Louis Cardinals 1972 Aaron Taylor, NFL guard, Green Bay Packers Superbowl 31 1972 Aaron McKie, NBA guard, Portland Trail Blazers, Philadelphia 76ers 1972 Hank Aaron hits 660th and 661st home runs for Braves, record for 1 team 1972 Aaron Glenn, NFL cornerback/kick returner for the New York Jets 1972 Hank Aaron's grandslammer (14) ties him for NL lead with Gil Hodges and moves him ahead of Willie Mays as #2 home run hitter (649) 1972 Hank Aaron becomes 1st baseball player to sign for $200,000 a year 1972 Aaron John Mcintosh, Auckland New Zealand, sailboard yachter 1996 Olympics 1971 Aaron Bailey, NFL wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts 1971 Aaron Miller, born in Buffalo, NHL defenseman for the Colorado Avalanche 1971 Aaron Ledesma, baseball player 1971 Aaron Williams, NBA center, Seattle Supersonics 1970 Aaron Sele, born in Golden Valley, Minnesota, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox 1970 Hank Aaron becomes 9th player to get 3,000 hits 1969 Aaron Pierce, NFL halfback for the New York Giants 1969 After 9,015 at bats Hank Aaron is lifted for a pinch hitter, Mike Lum, who doubled in a 15-3 victory over New York Mets 1969 Aaron Ruffin, CFL defensive back for the Hamilton Tiger Cats 1968 Aaron Craver, NFL running back, Denver Broncos, San Diego Chargers 1968 Brave Hank Aaron hits his 500th home run off San Francisco Giant Mike McCormick 1968 Aaron Comes, rocker, Spin Doctors 1968 Aaron Eckhart, American Actor 1967 Aaron Krickstein, Ann Arbor, Michigan, tennis player, Tel Aviv 1983 1967 Hank Aaron only inside the park home run vs Jim Bunning 1967 Aaron Wallace, NFL defensive end/linebacker for the Oakland Raiders 1966 Aaron Jones, NFL defensive end for the New England Patriots 1965 Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron (1954 - 1965) pass Babe Ruth-Lou Gehrig hitting 772 home runs while playing together on the same team 1965 Hank Aaron loses a home run, because he hit it out of batter's box 1965 Aaron Avshalomov, composer, dies at 70 1962 Rav Aaron Kotler, Orthodox Talmudic scholar, dies in Lakewood NJ 1962 Brothers Hank and Tommie Aaron homer in same inning 1961 Aaron Sorkin, American Producer 1961 Milwaukee sets record of 4 consecutive home runs (Eddie Mathews, Hank Aaron Joe Adcock and Frank Thomas) 1959 Players vote Henry Aaron unanimously for the All-Star Game 1958 Kevin Hooks, Philadelphia, actor, Sounder, Aaron Loves Angela 1958 Aaron Tippin, born in Pensacola, Florida, singer, You've Got to Stand for Something 1957 Henry Aaron wins NL MVP 1957 Frick overrules and names Stan Musial, Willie Mays, and Hank Aaron to team 1954 Caroline Aaron, born in Richmond, Virginia, actress, Crimes and Misdemeanors 1954 Hammerin' Hank Aaron hits 1st of his 755 homers 1954 Milwaukee Braves' Hank Aaron's 1st game 1954 Braves Henry Aaron homers in his 1st exhibition game 1954 Braves' Bobby Thomson breaks his ankle, he is replaced by Hank Aaron 1954 1st performance of Arnold Schonberg's "Moses und Aaron" 1950 Aaron Smith, rocker, Romeo Void 1948 Aaron Brown, American Journalist 1948 Indians 47-inning scoreless streak broken by White Sox Aaron Robinson 1946 Aaron Copland's 3rd Symphony, premieres 1944 Aaron Copland's "Appalachian Spring," premieres in Washington D.C. 1942 Aaron Copland/de Milles ballet "Rodeo," premieres in New York City 1941 Aaron Neville, U.S. singer/keyboardist, Neville Brothers 1939 Phillip Ramey, born in Elmhurst, Illinois, pianist, composer, associated with Aaron Copeland, wrote, 'Irving Fine: An American Composer in His Time' 1937 Robert Hooks, Washington D.C., actor, Fast Walking, Aaron Loves Angela 1937 Tommy Aaron, Gainesville Georgia, PGA golfer, 1973 Masters 1935 Aaron Nimzovich, Latvian Celebrity 1934 Hank Aaron, born in Mobile, Alabama, baseball player, record 755 home runs, 1957 NL MVP 1931 Martin Boykan, composer, professor, studied at Harvard, Yale, awarded Fulbright Fellowship, Guggenheim Fellowship, studied with Edward Steuermann, Aaron Copeland 1928 Aaron Spelling, TV executive producer, Charlie's Angels 1926 Aaron Klug, OM/PRS/biochemist 1919 Red Buttons, Aaron Chwatt, Bronx New York City, comedian/actor, Sayonara 1905 Israel Aaron Maisels, lawyer 1900 Aaron Copeland, Brooklyn, composer, Billy the Kid, Appalachian Spring 1900 Aaron Copland, American Composer 1897 Aaron/Samuel Bloch carry 1st Mail Pouch 1894 Aaron Avshalomov, composer 1886 Aaron Nimzowitsch, Latvian chess player, openings theorist 1886 Aaron Nimzovich, Latvian Celebrity 1872 Aaron Montgomery started his mail-order business 1854 Aaron Allen of Boston patents folding theater chair 1836 Aaron Burr, 3rd Vice President, dies 1831 John Aaron Rawlins, Major General Union Army 1823 Galusha Aaron Grow, MC, Union 1812 Aaron Bernstein, writer 1812 Aaron Lufkin Dennison, father of American watchmaking 1807 Aaron Burr acquitted of a misdemeanor charge 1807 Aaron Burr acquitted of charges of plotting to set up an empire 1807 Former Vice President Aaron Burr is tried for treason in Richmond Virginia (acquitted) 1807 Vice President Aaron Burr arrested in Alabama for treason; later found innocent 1806 Chapin Aaron Harris, U.S., found America Society of Dental Surgeons 1804 Alex Hamilton, killed by Vice President Aaron Burr in pistol duel near Weehawken 1756 Aaron Burr, Newark, New Jersey, D-R, 3rd U.S. Vice President, 1801-05, dueler 1685 Aaron Hill, English playwright and poet, Tragedy of Zara |
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