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2008 W. Mark Felt, dies in his sleep, in Santa Rosa, California, at 95
2005 Watergate figure Deep Throat is revealed to be W. Mark Felt a former F.B.I agent 2003 Wimbledon Men's Finals, Roger Federer beat Mark Philippoussis 2003 Mark McCormack, American Businessman 2002 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Todd Woodbridge and Jonas Bjorkman beat Mark Knowles and Daniel Nestor, 2000 Mark Oliphant, Australian Scientist 2000 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde beat Paul Haarhuis and Sandon Stolle 2000 Mark Reynolds Hughes, entreprenuer, Herbalife founder, dies at 43 1998 Mark McGwire breaks Roger Marris' 62 home run record for a season, and goes on to hit 70 home runs for the 1998 season 1998 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Jacco Eltingh and Paul Haarhuis beat Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde 1998 Vancouver Canucks Mark Messier is 4th NHLer to get 1,600 points 1997 St. Louis Card Mark McGwire hits his 58th home run of 1997 (34 with Oak A's) 1997 Mark McGwire signs with the St. Louis Cardinals for $26M 1997 Mark McGwire joins Babe as only players to hit 50 home runs in 2 consec yrs 1997 Mark Calcavecchia wins Greater Vancouver Golf Open shooting 265 1997 A's trade Mark McGwire to St. Louis Cardinals07940601 1997 Mark Messier signs with Vancouver Canucks 1997 4-1, Mark McGwire his a 538 foot home run 1997 Mark McGwire, is 4th to home run on Detroit Tiger left field roof (others are Frank Howard, Harmon Killibrew, and Cecil Fielder) 1997 Mark O'Meara wins Buick golf invitational 1997 Mark O'Meara wins Pebble Beach National Golf Pro-am 1996 Mark Lenard, actor (Sarek-Star Trek), dies of cancer at 68 1996 Ivan Mark Waller, mountaineer, dies at 89 1996 Mark Frankel, actor (Leon the Pig Farmer), dies on motorcycle at 34 1996 Mark Frankel, actor (Solitaire for 2, Simon-Sisters), dies at 34 1996 A's Mark McGwire is 13th player to hit 50-home runs in a season 1996 78th PGA Championship: Mark Brooks shoots a 277 at Vallhalla Golf Club Kentucky 1996 Mark Van Thillo and Abigail Alling, former biospherian win $100,000 lawsuit against Biospheric Development for Space Biospheres Ventures 1996 Mark Waugh scores 110 vs. New Zealand for his third century of the World Cup 1996 Mark Waugh scores 126 in World Cup against India 1996 Mark Waugh scores 130 in World Cup vs Kenya, 207 w/brother Steve 1995 Marino breaks Tarkenton's NFL all-time passing yardage mark of 47,003 1995 Mark Ilott takes 9-19 incl all lbw hat-trick, Essex vs. Northants 1995 Mark Foster swims world record 50m butterfly (23.55 sec) 1995 Mark Finch, film festival organizer, dies at 33 1994 Mark Alexander Abrams, market Researcher, dies at 88 1994 Mark "Red" Mitchell, actor (John F. Kennedy, 8 Seconds, Want to Live), dies at 33 1994 Mets reliever John Franco sets lefty save mark at 253 1994 Mark Robert Isfeld, combat Engineer, dies at 31 1994 Mark Alexander Lees, rowing Coach, dies at 38 1994 Mark McManus, actor (Ned Kelly), dies of pneumonia at 59 1994 Mark Foster swims world record 50m butterfly (23.68 sec) 1993 Cards Mark Whiten, hits 4 home runs and 12 RBIs in 2nd game of doubleheader 1993 New York Yankee Mark Hutton is 1st Australian to be a starting pitcher, He beats Angels 5-2; Yankees, Red Sox, Blue Jays 3 way tie for 1st 1993 Mark Koenig, baseball shortstop (New York Yankees), dies at 88 1993 Mark Kolthoff, Dutch painter/photographer, dies at 92 1993 Mark Foster swims world record 50m free style (21.60 sec) 1992 Mark Goodson, TV game show producer (Goodson-Toddman), dies at 77 1992 Mark Heard, Christian musician, dies at 41 of a heart attack 1992 Red Sox Mark Reardon sets record of 342 saves (vs Yankees 1-0) 1992 Ozzie Smith breaks Roy McMillan's NL mark by taking part in his 1,305th career double play 1992 Superbowl XXVI: Washington Red Skins beat Buffalo Bills, 37-24 in Minnesota Superbowl MVP: Mark Rypien, Washington, quarterback 1991 Reggie Nalder, actor (Mark of Devil), dies of bone cancer at 80 1991 Paul Coffey sets NHL defensman soring mark with 311th goal 1991 Mark Sauer becomes CEO of Pittsburgh Pirates 1991 NHL New York Rangers trade Bernie Nichols to Edmonton for Mark Messier 1991 Atlanta Braves Kent Mercker, Mark Wohlers and Alejandro Pena pitched 1st combined no-hitter in NL, beating San Diego Padres, 1-0 1991 Mark Robinson, British actor (The Girl), dies at 30 1991 Expo's Mark Gardner no hits Dodgers for 9 innings, but loses in 10th 1991 Former New York Jet Mark Gastineau wins 1st pro boxing fight in 12 seconds 1991 Ed Dodd, cartoonist (Mark Trail), dies at 88 1991 New York Mets M Sasser and Mark Carreon are 8th to hit consecutive pinch home runs 1991 Mark Lenzi is 1st diver to score 100 pts on a dive (101.85) 1991 Noureddine Morcelli set 1500m mark at 3:34:16 1991 Mark Waugh scores ton in 1st Test Cricket innings, vs. England Adelaide 1990 Steve and Mark Waugh complete 464* partnership for NSW vs. WA 1990 Mark McGwire is 1st to hit 30 home runs in each of his 1st 4 seasons 1990 German Democratic Republic accepts Deutsche Mark as its currency 1990 Gary Carter catches his 1,862nd career game breaks Al Lopez's NL mark 1990 Angels Mark Langston and Mike Witt, no-hit Seattle, 1-0 1990 John Stockton reaches 1000-assist mark for NBA record 3 years in a row 1990 Mark Tewsksbury swims world record 50m backstroke (25.06 sec) 1989 ODI debut for Mark Taylor and Sanath Jayasuriya at cricket MCG 1989 Mark Davis signs record $3.25 million per year Kansas City Royals contract 1989 Mark Langston signs record $3.2 million per year California Angels contract 1989 Padres reliever Mark Davis wins NL Cy Young Award 1989 Princess Anne and Mark Phillips announce their separation 1989 Geoff Marsh and Mark Taylor complete 329 opening stand vs. England 1989 Rickey Henderson sets AL mark of 50 steals in 9 seasons 1989 118th British Golf Open: Mark Calcavecchia shoots a 275 at Royal Troon 1989 Mark McGwire's gets 100th home run, 2nd fastest (1400 at bats) (to Kiner) 1989 Mariners trade Mark Langston to Montreal for Randy Johnson 1989 Dow Jones Avg passes 2,500 mark for 1st time, closes at 2,501.1 1989 Mark Merrony (Wales) cycles for 30 minutes in Nepal at 21,030 feet 1989 Kevin Elster (New York Mets), sets errorless shortstop mark at 73 1989 "Legs Diamond" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 64 performances 1989 Okla's linebacker, Mark VanKeirsblilck assaults an Ok grad student 1989 Test debut of Mark Taylor, Australia vs. West Indies, Sydney 1988 "Legs Diamond" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 64 performances 1988 Los Angeles Dodger Orel Herschiser breaks former Dodger Don Drysdale mark by pitching 59 consecutive scoreless innings 1988 45th time opposing pitchers hit home runs, Mark Davis (Padres)/Mike Krukow 1988 New Jersey Devils set all time playoff mark for penalty minutes 1988 Mark Greatbatch scores 107* vs. England on Test Cricket debut 1987 Oakland 1st baseman Mark McGwire wins AL Rookie of Year 1987 Oakland's Mark McGwire sets rookie home run record at 39, en route to 49 1987 A's Mark McGwire is 1st rookie to hit 30 home runs before All Star break 1987 Don Baylor sets career hit-by-pitch mark at 244 (Pitcher Rick Rhoden) 1986 "Flamenco Puro" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 40 performances 1986 Herb Vigran, actor (Vampire, Mark of Vampire), dies 1986 "Flamenco Puro" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 40 performances 1986 Heike Drechsler of E Germany ties world women's 200 m mark (21.71s) 1986 A's Mark McGwire hits his 1st major league home run 1986 "Rags" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 4 performances 1986 "Rags" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 4 performances 1986 "Tango Argentino" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 198 performances 1985 "Tango Argentino" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 198 performances 1985 Nicholas Mark Sanders (England) begins circumnavigation of globe, covering 13,035 road miles in 78 days, 3 hours, 30 minutes 1985 "Grind" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 79 performances 1985 Firestone World Bowling Tournament of Champions won by Mark Williams 1985 "Grind" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 79 performances 1985 Mark Mckoy cycles world record 50m hurdles indoor (5.25) 1984 Evelyn Ashford of U.S. ties world women's mark for 100 m, 10.76 sec 1984 Marita Koch of E Germany sets world women's mark for 200m, 21.71s 1984 Joe Morgan sets career home run mark for 2nd basemen with #265 1984 "Oliver!" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 17 performances 1984 "Oliver!" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 17 performances 1984 Taran Noah Smith, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Mark Taylor-Home Improvement 1983 Triple A baseball's Louisville Redbirds breaks 1 million fan mark 1983 "Merlin" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 199 performances 1983 Mark W. Clark, U.S. general (WW II), dies at 87 1983 Dow Jones closes above 1100 mark for 1st time 1983 "Merlin" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 199 performances 1982 "Doll's Life" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 5 performances 1982 "Doll's Life" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 5 performances 1982 "Sugar Babies" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 1208 performances 1982 Rickey Henderson steals 119th base of season breaks Lou Brock's mark 1982 Mark Mizzark, Marlis Pugh, born in Akron, Ohio, rapper, Another Bad Creation 1981 Doug Small (Winnipeg Jets) ties NHL record scoring at 5 second mark 1981 Dutch guilder/Deutsche mark revalued up 5.5% 1981 Mark David Chapman, John Lennon's murderer, is sentenced to 20 years 1981 Mark David Chapman is sentenced to 20 years to life for Lennon's murder 1981 Mark David Chapman pleads guilty to killing John Lennon 1980 John Lennon, assassinated in New York by Mark David Chapman at 40 1980 Yankees set AL attendance mark at 2,627,417 1980 Mark Medoff's "Children of a Lesser God," premieres in New York City 1979 Liza Minnelli's 3rd marriage (Mark Gero) 1979 "Sugar Babies" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 1208 performances 1979 79th U.S. Golf Amateur Championship won by Mark O'Meara 1979 "Sarava" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 140 performances 1979 "Utter Glory... Morrissey Hall" opens and closes at Mark Hellinger New York City 1979 "Sarava" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 140 performances 1978 "Platinum" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 33 performances 1978 "Platinum" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 33 performances 1978 "Timbuktu!" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 243 performances 1978 Mark Vinchesi of Amherst Mass keeps a frisbee aloft 15.2 seconds 1978 Mark Robson, Canadian Director 1978 "Timbuktu!" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 243 performances 1977 Peter Mark Andrew Phillips, 9th in succession to British throne 1976 Scott Mark Cameron, Dunedin New Zealand, 4x200m relay swimmer 1996 Olympics 1976 Mark Philippoussis, Australia, tennis star, 140 MPH serve 1976 New York Yankee Thurman Munson ties World Series mark of 6 straight singles 1976 "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue" closes at Mark Hellinger New York City after 7 performances 1976 "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue" opens at Mark Hellinger New York City for 7 performances 1976 Mark Tobey, U.S. abstract painter, (Broadway Norm), dies at 85 1975 Mark Kotsay, Whittier California, baseball outfielder, 1996 Olympics bronze 1975 Mark Viduka, Australian soccer striker, Olyroos, 1996 Olympics 1975 Mark Frechette, actor (Zabriskie Point, Uomini Contro), dies at 27 1975 Mark Johnson, Dayton Ohio, baseball pitcher 1996 Olympics bronze 1975 Mark Gerald Keddell, Christchurch New Zealand, 200m 1996 Olympics 1974 Lou Brock ties (104) and then sets (105) baseball stolen base mark 1974 Mark Smith, defensive end for the Arizona Cardinals 1974 Mark Hendrickson, NBA forward for the Sacramento Kings 1974 Mark Wetges, Walnut Creek California, field hockey midfielder 1996 Olympics 1974 Mark Harrity, cricketer, promising South Australia left-arm fast bowler 1973 Mark Hartsell, WLAF quarterback for the Scotland Claymores 1973 Britain's Princess Anne marries commoner, Captain Mark Phillips 1973 Mark Doubleday, Australian baseball infielder 1996 Olympics 1973 "Jesus Christ Superstar" closes at Mark Hellinger New York City after 711 performances 1973 Aaron Jackson, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, actor, Mark Winkle-California Dreams 1973 Mark Larsen, born in Denmark, jockey, rode "Vetrotex" to victory in his first Danish Derby, son of Ole Larsen 1973 Mark Davis, NBA guard and forward, Philadelphia 76ers, Minnesota Timberwolves 1973 Mark Babic, Australian soccer defender, Olyroos, 1996 Olympics 1973 Mark Platt, born in Peterborough, Ontario, rower 1996 Olympics 1973 Brendon Mark Cameron, Pirongia New Zealand, 4k pursuit cyclist 1996 Olympics 1973 Mark Brook, WLAF LB for the Rhein Fire 1973 Mark Kolesar, Minnedosa, NHL right wing for the Toronto Maple Leafs 1972 Mark A Van Doren, U.S. literary (Our Lady Peace), dies at 78 1972 Mark Fields, NFL linebacker for the New Orleans Saints 1972 Mark Haslam, cricketer, New Zealand slow left-armer 1992 1972 Mark Bruener, NFL tight end for the Pittsburgh Steelers 1972 Mark Pope, NBA forward for the Indiana Pacers 1972 U.S. swimmer Mark Spitz becomes 1st athlete to win 7 olympic gold medals 1972 Mark Hoppus, American Musician 1972 Mark Farraway, CFL offensive linebacker for the Edmonton Eskimos 1972 Wilt Chamberlain hit 30,000 point mark during a game with Phoenix Suns 1972 Mark Labbrook, Australian 200m/400m runner 1996 Olympics 1972 Mark Lawrence, Burlington, NHL right wing for the Dallas Stars 1971 Mark Montreuil, NFL cornerback for the San Diego Chargers 1971 Mark Lathwell, cricketer, England opening batsman vs. Australia 1993 1971 Mark Byers, WLAF linebacker for the Frankfurt Galaxy 1971 "Jesus Christ Superstar" opens at Mark Hellinger New York City for 711 performances 1971 Mark Loretta, born in Santa Monica, California, infielder for the Milwaukee Brewers 1971 Mark Wahlberg, American Actor 1971 Mark Henry, born in Silsbee, Texas, 238+lbs, 108+kg, weightlift 1971 Marky Mark Wahlberg, born in Massachusetts, rap singer, New Kids, actor 1971 Mark Parrish, born in Columbia, Maryland, canoe alternate for 1996 Olympics 1971 Mark Brunswick, composer, dies at 69 1971 Mark Williams, NFL linebacker for the Jacksonville Jaguars 1971 Mark Thompson, born in Russellville, Kentucky, pitcher for the Colorado Rockies 1971 Heidi Mark, Columbus, Ohio, playmate, Jul, 1995 1971 "Ari" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 19 performances 1971 Mark Noordlander, soccer player, Sparta 1971 Mark Grimmette, Ann Arbor, Michigan, doubles luger 1994 Olympics 1971 "Ari" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 19 performances 1970 Mark Dixon, CFL offensive linebacker, Montreal Alouettes 1970 Mark Schenning, Dutch soccer player, Go Ahead Eagles 1970 Mark Luijpers, Dutch soccer player, Roda JC 1970 "Coco" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 333 performances 1970 Mark Caldero, Oklahoma City, vocalist, Color Me Badd-I Want to Sex You Up 1970 Mark Brunell, NFL quarterback for the Jacksonville Jaguars 1970 Mark Ilott, cricketer, England left-arm pace bowler 1993- 1970 Mark Hatfield, CFL guard for the BC Lions 1970 Mark Brandenburg, born in Houston, Texas, pitcher for the Texas Rangers 1970 Mark Strickland, NBA forward for the Miami Heat 1970 Mark Grudzielanek, born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, infielder for the Montreal Expos 1970 Mark Beaufait, Royal Oak, Michigan, U.S. hockey forward 1994 Olympics 1970 Mark Smith, born in Pasadena, California, outfielder for the Baltimore Orioles 1970 Mark McMillian, NFL cornerback, Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs 1970 Mark Harris, wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers 1970 Mark Wheeler, NFL defensive tackle, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New England Patriots 1970 Mark Consuelos, born in Zaragosa, Spain, actor, Mateo Santos-All My Children 1970 Mark Rothko, abstract expressionist (Green on Blue), dies at 66 1970 Mark Hutton, Adelaide Australia, pitcher, New York Yankees 1970 Mark Wohlers, Holyoke, Massachusetts, pitcher, Atlanta Braves 1969 Mark Millar, Scottish Writer 1969 "Coco" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 333 performances 1969 Mark Dekker, Zimbabwe cricket opening batsman, 1993- 1969 Mark Lewis, Hamilton, Ohio, infielder for the Detroit Tigers 1969 Mark Henderson, U.S., 4X100m butterfly, 1996 Olympics gold 1969 Mark Sweeney, Framington Massachusetts, outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals 1969 Mark Verhoeven, Dutch soccer player, MVV/NEC 1969 Mark Brettschneider, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, actor, Jason-One Life to Live 1969 Mark Ealham, cricketer, Kent and England Test all-rounder 1996 1969 Mark Heese, born in Toronto, Ontario, beach volleyballer 1996 Olympics bronze 1969 Mark Telerico, born in Cleveland, Ohio, Canadian Tour golfer, 1994 S Florida 1969 Mark Sohn, born in Arlington Heights, Illinois, gymnast 1996 Olympics 1969 "Dear World" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 132 performances 1969 Turtles play White House, Mark Volman falls off stage 5 times 1969 Mark Thomas, NFL defensive end, Carolina Panthers, Packers, Bears 1969 Mark Macon, NBA guard, Detroit Pistons 1969 Mark Astley, Calgary, NHL defenseman for the Buffalo Sabres 1969 Mark Allen, Australia, Australasia golfer 1969 Mark Chmura, NFL tight end, Green Bay Packers Superbowl 31 1969 Mark Atkinson, cricket wicket-keeper, Tasmanian batsman 1969 "Dear World" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 132 performances 1968 Mark Dailey, Parma Ohio, 1.5k runner 1968 Mark Harding, Bath England, keeper of Internet biographies 1968 Mark Fitzpatrick, Toronto, NHL goalie for the Florida Panthers 1968 Mark James Crear, SF, 110m hurdler, 1996 Olympics silver 1968 Mark Bradtke, born in Adelaide, Australia, basketball center, 1988, 1992, 1996 Olympics 1968 Mark Gunn, NFL defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles 1968 Mark Lenz, U.S., 3m spring diver 1992 Olympics gold 1968 Mark Lenzi, born in Huntsville, Alabama, diver 1996 Olympics bronze 1968 Mark Tewsksbury, Canada swimmer, world record backstroke 1968 Mark Janssens, Surrey, NHL center, Hartford Whalers 1968 Mark Clark, Bath, Illinois, pitcher for the New York Mets 1968 Mark Scott, Paramus, New Jersey, rock drummer, Trixter-Give It To Me Good 1968 Mark Carrier, NFL safety, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions 1968 Mark Vanderloo, Waddenveen, Netherlands, model 1968 "I'm Solomon" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 7 performances 1968 "Fade Out-Fade In" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 72 performances 1968 Mark Maddox, linebacker for the Buffalo Bills 1968 Mark Sander, WLAF linebacker, Scottish Claymores 1968 Mark McGrath, American Musician 1968 Mark Koevermans, Netherlands, tennis star 1968 Mark Recchi, Kamloops, NHL right wing, Montreal Canadiens 1968 Mark Burmester, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test all-rounder in 3 Tests 1992 1968 "Illya Darling" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 320 performances 1968 Mark Duane Croghan, born in Akron, Ohio, 3k steeplechase, Olympics-5th-96 1967 Mark Ruffalo, American Actor 1967 Mark Zollitsch, Orono Maine, kayak alternate for 1996 Olympics 1967 Mark Johnson, Worcester, Massachusetts, infielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates 1967 Haight-Ashbury hippies throw a funneral to mark end of hippies 1967 Mark van Hintum, soccer player, Willem II 1967 Tom Conway, actor (Mark Saber, Betty Hutton Show), dies at 62 1967 Mark Mortimer, actor, Nick Hudson-Another World 1967 "Illya Darling" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 320 performances 1967 Mark Seay, NFL wide receiver, San Diego Chargers, Philadelphia Eagles 1967 Mark Stepnoski, NFL center, Houston/Tennessee Oilers 1966 "Joyful Noise" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 12 performances 1966 "Joyful Noise" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 12 performances 1966 Mark Whiten, Pensacola, Florida, outfielder, Atlanta Braves, New York Yankees 1966 Mark Michaels, heavy metal guitarist, Teach Yourself Rhythm Guitar 1966 "On A Clear Day You..." closes at Mark Hellinger New York City after 280 performances 1966 Mark Kratzmann, Australia, tennis star 1966 Mark Schmocker, born in Interlaken, Switzerland, U.S. team handball goalie 1996 Olympics 1966 Mark Jackson, NBA guard for the Indiana Pacers 1966 Mark Tinordi, Red Deer, NHL defenseman for the Washington Capitals 1966 Mark Coogan, Manhaset, New York, marathoner 1996 Olympics 1966 Mark Higgs, NFL running back for the Arizona Cardinals 1966 Prince Markie D, Mark Morale, rocker, Fat Boys-Jail House Rock 1966 Mark Schlereth, NFL guard, Denver Broncos Superbowl 32 1965 Mark Petkovsek, Beaumont, Texas, pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals 1965 Mark Carrier, NFL wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers 1965 Mark McLoughlin, CFL kicker for the Calgary Stampeders 1965 Mark Woodforde, Adelaide Australia, tennis star, 1993 Wimbledon mixed 1965 Mark Guthrie, Buffalo, New York, pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers 1965 Mark Lemke, born in Utica, New York, infielder, Atlanta Braves 1965 Mark Waugh, cricketer, twin of Steve mighty batsman for Australia 1965 Steve Waugh, cricketer, twin of Mark mighty batsman for Australia 1965 Mark Knight, California, rock guitarist, Bang Tango-Dancin' on Coals 1965 "I'm Solomon" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 7 performances 1965 Mark Bryant, NBA forward and center, Phoenix Suns, Houston Rockets 1965 Mark Dennis, NFL tackle, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers 1965 Mark Jackson, NBA guard for the Indiana Pacers 1965 "Fade Out-Fade In" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 72 performances 1965 Mark Moore, rocker, S'Express-Winter Course 1965 Mark Rushmere, cricketer, South Africa opening bat in comeback Test 1992 1965 Mark Dewey, Grand Rapids, Michigan, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants 1965 Mark Dewey, U.S. baseball player, Pittsburgh Pirates 1964 Mark Valley, Odgensvurg, New York, actor, Days of Our Lives 1964 "Fade Out-Fade In" closes at Mark Hellinger New York City after 199 performances 1964 Mark Taylor, cricketer, genius Australian captain since 1994 1964 Mark McLemore, born in San Diego, California, infielder for the Texas Rangers 1964 Mark H. Lascells, grandson of English princess Mary 1964 Mark Allen Slaughter, born in Las Vegas, guitarist, Slaughter-Stick it Live 1964 Mark Royals, NFL punter, New Orleans Saints, Detroit Lions 1964 Mark MacKay, Brandon GER, hockey forward, Team Germany 1998 1964 "Fade Out-Fade In" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 199 performances 1964 Mark Hager, Australian field hockey forward/captain, Olympics-4th-88, 96 1964 "Rugantino" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 28 performances 1964 Mark E Kelly, Orange, New Jersey, Lt USN/astronaut 1964 Mark Price, NBA guard, Cleveland Caveliers 1964 Mark Price, NBA guard, Washington Bullets, Orlando Magic 1964 "Rugantino" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 28 performances 1964 Mark Collins, NFL cornerback and safety, New York Giants, Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers 1964 Mark O'Toole, bassist/drummer, Frankie Goes to Hollywood-Relax 1963 Mark Pike, NFL defensive end for the Buffalo Bills 1963 Mark Alalmo, actor, Avenging Force 1963 Mark Greatbatch, cricketer, big-hitting New Zealand opener 1963 Mark McGwire, 1st baseman, AL rookie of year 1988, Oakland A's, Cards 1963 Mark Chesnutt, born in Beaumont, Texas, country singer, Too Cold at Home 1963 Warren Spahn sets left-hander strike out mark at 2,382 1963 Mark Carreon, born in Chicago, Illinois, outfielder for the San Francisco Giants 1963 Mark Breland, born in Brooklyn, New York, welterweight boxer 1984 Olympics gold 1963 Van Wyck Brooks, U.S. historian (Ordeal of Mark Twain), dies at 77 1963 Mark Leiter, Joliet, Illinois, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants 1963 Mark Pryor, American Politician 1962 Mark Portugal, born in Los Angeles, California, pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds 1962 Mark Rypien, quarterback for the St. Louis Rams 1962 "My Fair Lady" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 2,715 performances 1962 Mark Haddon, born in Northampton, England, novelist, poet, wrote, 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time', written from perspective of boy with Asperger syndrome 1962 Mark Gubicza, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, pitcher for the Kansas City Royals 1962 Mark Robert Isfeld, combat engineer 1962 Mark Frankel, actor, Leon the Pig Farmer 1962 Mark Bradshaw, Happy Camp California, diver 1996 Olympics 1962 Mark Gardner, born in Los Angeles, California, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants 1962 Mark Gardner, U.S. baseball player for the Florida Marlins 1961 Mark McKoy, Canadian track star, world record 50m indoor 1961 Mark Bucek, Winter Pak, Florida, Nike golfer, 1994 Gary Player Tour 1961 Mark Finch, film festival organiser 1961 Mark Parent, Ashland OR, catcher for the Detroit Tigers 1961 Mark "Bedders" Bedfored, London, rock bassist, Madness 1961 Mark "Red" Mitchell, actor, John F. Kennedy, 8 Sceonds, I Want to Live 1961 Mark Drillich, Dutch pop bassist, Kong-Slauerhoff 1961 Mark Rodenhauser, NFL center, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers 1961 Mark Kelly, born in Dublin, Ireland, keyboardist, Marillion-Real to Reel 1961 Mark White, rock guitarist, ABC-All of My Heart 1961 Mark David Brooks, born in Ft. Worth, Texas, PGA golfer, 1994 Kemper Open 1961 Mark Van Thillo, Wilrijk Belgium, co-captain, Biosphere 2 1961 Mark D Messier, born in Edmonton, Alberta, NHL Center, Edmonton, New York Rangers 1960 Mark West, NBA center, Detroit Pistons 1960 Mark Derwin, Park Forest, Illinois, actor, AC Mallet-Guiding Light 1960 Mark Hambourg, composer, dies at 81 1960 Mark Langston, born in San Diego, California, pitcher for the California Angels 1960 Mark Burnett, American Businessman 1960 Mark John Calcavecchia, Laurel NE, PGA golfer, 1987 Honda Classic 1960 Mark Sanford, American Politician 1960 Mark Kevin Carnevale, Annapolis, Maryland, PGA golfer, 1992 Chattanooga 1960 Mark Tuinei, NFL tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1960 Mark Reilly, Matt Bianco, rocker, Indio-Big Harvest 1959 Mark Aguirre, NBA forward, Detroit Pistons 1959 Mark Dickson, born in Tampa, Florida, tennis star 1959 Mark Kirk, American Politician 1959 Sandy Koufax breaks Dizzy Dean's NL mark of 18 strikeouts in a game 1959 Mark Nevin, rocker, Fairground Attraction-Find My Love 1959 Mark Price, bass/vocals, All About Eve, Tin Huey-Contents Dislodged 1959 Mark McKinney, Canadian Comedian 1959 Mark DeBarge, born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, rock vocalist, DeBarge-Who's Johnny 1958 Tyrone Power, actor (Mark of Zorro), dies of a heart attack at 44 1958 Mark Miller, Dayton Ohio, actor, Search for Grace, Love Field 1958 Mark King, bass/vocalist, Level 42-Standing in the Light, Love Games 1958 Mark Cuban, American Businessman 1958 Mark Lester, born in Oxford, England, actor, Oliver, Prince and Pauper 1958 Mark Benson, cricketer, played Test England vs. India 1986, 30 and 21 1958 Mark Pavelich, NHLer for the New York Rangers 1958 Mark Fox, congas/percussionist, Haircut 100-Nobody's Fool 1958 Mark Hamilton, born in Louisville, Kentucky, sprint kayak 1996 Olympics 1957 German Dem Rep recalls East Mark and issues new currency 1957 Mark Johnson, born in Madison, Wisconsin, NHL forward, Gold Medal 1980 Olympics 1957 Mark Charles Wiebe, Seaside OR, PGA golfer, 1985 Anheuser-Busch 1957 Mark Tymchyshyn, Minneapolis, actor, Gavin-As The World Turns 1957 Mark Brzezicki, rock drummer, Big Country-Wonderland 1957 Mark Kennedy, American Politician 1957 Mark E. Smith, English rock vocalist, Fall-Fall in a Hole 1957 Mark Aldanov, Mark A Landau, Russian/French chemist, dies at 70 1957 Mark Francis O'Meara, Goldsboro, North Carolina, PGA golfer, 1984 Greater Milw 1956 Mark Gastineau, NFL end, New York Jets, Pro Bowl 1981-85 1956 Mark Daniel Gearan, born in Gardner, Massachusetts, campaign manager, Al Gore 1956 Mark Morris, American Dancer 1956 Mark Mendoza, born in Long Island, New York, born Mark Glickman, known as Mark 'The Animal' Mendoza, bassist, songwriter, musician, member of band, Twisted Sister, also performed with The Dictators, Blackfoot, genres include hard rock, shank rock 1956 Mark L Polansky, Paterson, New Jersey, pilot/astronaut 1956 Mark Alexander Lees, rowing Coach 1956 "Plain and Fancy" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 476 performances 1956 "My Fair Lady" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 2,715 performances 1956 Mark Handley, born in Hollywood, California, writer, screenwriter, playwright, married, lived in log cabin with his wife to live in isolation, wrote play Idioglossia, which became the film, Nell, starring Jodie Foster, 1994, directed by Michael Apted 1956 Mark Evans, born in Melbourne, Australia, rock bassist, AC/DC 1956 Mark Todd, U.K., New Zealand equestrian 3 day event 1996 Olympics 1956 Mark Collie, Waynesboro, Tennessee, country singer, Another Old Soldier 1955 Mark Reynolds, born in San Diego, California, star yachter, Olympic-8th-1988, 92, 96 1955 Mark Mitchell, actor, Larger than Life, Lift Off, Ground Zero 1955 "Ankles Aweigh" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 176 performances 1955 Mark Herndon, Springfield, Massachusetts, country drummer, Alabama-Take Me Down 1955 Mark David Chapman, assassin, John Lennon 1955 "Ankles Aweigh" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 176 performances 1955 "Plain and Fancy" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 476 performances 1955 Mark Hollis, English pop musician, Talk Talk, Dum Dum Girl 1954 Mark Warner, American Politician 1954 "Hit the Trail" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 4 performances 1954 "Hit the Trail" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 4 performances 1954 Mark Foley, American Politician 1954 Mark Linn-Baker, born in St. Louis, actor, Larry Appleton-Perfect Strangers 1954 "Girl in Pink Tights" closes at Mark Hellinger New York City after 115 performances 1954 "Girl in Pink Tights" opens at Mark Hellinger New York City for 115 performances 1953 Mark Gane, born in Toronto, Canada, rocker, M+M 1953 Mark Will McNulty, Bindwa Zimbabwe, PGA golfer, 1982 Danny Thomas-4th 1953 "Hazel Flagg" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 190 performances 1953 "Hazel Flagg" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 190 performances 1952 Mark C Lee, Viroqua WI, Major USAF/astronaut, STS-30, 47, 64, 82,sk: 98 1952 "3 Wishes after Jamie" closes at Mark Hellinger New York City after 94 performances 1952 "3 Wishes for Jamie" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 94 performances 1952 "2 in the Aisle" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 276 performances 1951 Mark N Brown, Valparaiso, Indiana, Major USAF/astronaut, STS-28, 48, 66 1951 Mark Hamill, born in Oakland California, actor, Luke Skywalker-Star Wars 1951 Mark McCumber, born in Jacksonville, Florida, Mark Randall McCumber, golfer, won PGA tour ten times, won World Cup of Golf for the United states with Ben Crenshaw, golf analyst for Fox Sports, golf course architect 1951 Mark Harmon, born in Burbank, California, actor, Dr. Caldwell-St. Elsewhere 1951 Mark Hudson, Portland, Oregon, comedian, Bonkers, Hudson Brothers Show 1951 "2 in the Aisle" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 276 performances 1951 Mark D. Siljander, born in Chicago, Illinois, Representative-R-Michigan 1981 - 1987 1951 Mark Roth, bowler, 4-time PBA Player of Year 1951 "Bless You All" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 84 performances 1951 Robert Mark, U.S. chairman (Caste World Congress), dies at 41 1950 "Bless You All" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 84 performances 1950 "Texas, Li'l Darlin'" closes at Mark Hellinger New York City after 293 performances 1950 Mark McHale, WLAF offensive line coach for the Amsterdam Admirals 1950 Mark Clarke, rocker, Uriah Heep 1950 Mark Udall, American Politician 1950 Mark Arnott, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Return of the Secaucus 7 1950 Mark Blum, Newark, New Jersey, actor, Worth Winning, Blind Date, Presidio 1950 Mark Pinter, born in Decorah, Iowa, actor, Behind the Screen, Another World 1950 Mark Spitz, born in Modesto, California, swimmer, 9 Gold Medals 1968, 1972 Olympics, Silver Medal 1968 Olympics, Bronze Medal 1968 Olympics 1949 "Texas, Li'l Darlin'" opens at Mark Hellinger New York City for 293 performances 1949 Mark Knopfler, English rock vocalist and guitarist, Dire Straits 1949 Mark Knopfler, guitar/vocals, Dire Straits-Sultans of Swing 1949 "All after Love" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City after 121 performances 1949 Mark Shera, born in Bayonne, New Jersey, actor, SWAT, Barnaby Jones 1949 "All for Love" opens at Mark Hellinger Theater New York City for 121 performances 1948 Mark Farner, Michigan, guitar/vocalist, Grand Funk Railroad-Locomotion 1948 Mark A P Phillips, British ex of princess Anne 1948 1st stored computer program run, on Manchester Mark I 1948 Deutsche Mark introduced in West-Germany 1948 Mark Andes, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, rock bassist, Spirit, Heart, Fireball 1947 New York Giants 183-185 home run of year breaks Yankee mark of 182 in 1936 1947 Mark Helprin, U.S. writer 1947 Mark Nelson, born in Brooklyn, New York, crew member, Biosphere 2 1947 Mark Stein, singer, organist and keyboardist, Vanilla Fudge 1947 Mark Dayton, American Politician 1946 66,545 fans help Yankees break million attendance mark, the earliest 1945 Mark J. Green, born in Brooklyn, New York, lawyer and author, Closed Enterprise System 1944 Mark Burgess, cricketer, New Zealand batsman of the 70's 1944 Mark "Flo" Volman, rocker, Flo and Eddie, Turtles-Eleanor, DJ, WKRK 1942 Maxwell Andersons "Eve of St. Mark," premieres in New York City 1942 Gerald Mark Shapiro, composer 1942 Mark Lindsay, born in Eugene, Oregon, rock vocalist/sax, Paul Revers and Raiders 1940 Mary Ellen Mark, American Photographer 1938 German and Austrian Jewish suffer 1 billion Mark damage in nazi 1938 Feodor Chaliapine, Russian author (Man and Mark), dies at 65 1937 Mark Potter, British court judge 1937 Mark Shields, American Journalist 1937 Mark Saville, QC, British high court judge 1937 Mark Donohue, auto racer, 1972 Indianapolis 500 1936 Mark Goddard, Lowell Massachusetts, actor, Don West-Lost in Space 1936 Mark Burns, British director, Juggernaut 1935 Mark McManus, actor, Taggart, Nightstick, 2000 Weeks, 12th Night 1934 Mark Hellinger Theater (Warner Bros) opens at 237 W 51st St. New York City 1934 Mark Kingston, actor, Intimate Contact 1934 Mark Strand, American poet/editor/translator, Another Republic 1934 Mark Rydell, born in New York City, actor, Havana, Punchline, Long Goodbye 1933 Major NFL rule changes (hash mark 10 yards in, posts on goal line) 1932 Mark Russell, Buffalo, New York, political satirist/pianist, Real People 1931 Lou Gehrig's 4 RBIs break his old RBI mark of 175 en route to 184 1931 Mark Weinberg, South African/British fiancier/multi-millionaire 1931 Mark Richmond, CEO, Science and Engineering Research Council 1930 Mark McCormack, American Businessman 1929 Mark Kopytman, composer 1928 Abraham M "Mark" Lidzbarski, Polish/German orientalist, dies at 60 1928 Mark Lenard, actor, Mr Spock's dad Sarek-Star Trek 1927 Peter Mark Richman, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, actor, Andrew-Dynasty 1927 William Daniels, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Dr. Mark Craig-St. Elsewhere, 1776 1925 Justin Kaplan, born in New York, New York, writer, editor, Pulitzer-prize winner and National Book Award-winner for biography on Mark Twain, edited Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 16th edition 1925 Hal Holbrook, born in Cleveland, actor, All the President's Men, Mark Twain 1924 Mark Bucci, New York City, composer, 1959 Arts and Letters Award 1923 German mark devalued to 600,000 Dmark=$1 1923 Bread in Berlin rises to 2,000 mark 1922 Allies deliberate over German mark 1922 Roger Hornsby sets NL home run mark at 42 1922 Mark O. Hatfield, Sen-R Oregon, 1967- 1921 Walter Johnson sets strikeout mark at 2,287 1921 Mark Lawrence, Washington D.C., pianist, Alice Pearce 1919 Babe Ruth sets season homer mark at 28 off of Yankee Bob Shawkey 1919 Babe Ruth ties Ned Williamson's major league mark of 27 home runs 1919 Babe Ruth hits his 26th home run off Jack Quinn in New York, breaking Buck Freeman's 1899 home run mark of 25 1919 Mark Wood, bishop, Ludlow 1915 Mark Stevens, born in Cleveland, Ohio, actor, Big Town, Martin Kane 1913 Mark Robson, Canadian Director 1913 W. Mark Felt, born in Idaho, U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent, Watergate whistleblower "Deep Throat" 1913 Bert Daniels set AL mark, being hit-by-pitch 3 times in a doubleheader 1913 Tyrone Power, Cleveland, actor, Mark of Zorro, Alexander's Ragtime Band 1913 Mark Goodson, TV game-show proudcer, Goodson-Toddman 1912 Mark Sennet presents 1st Keystone Cops film (Cohen Collects a Debt) 1910 Mark Twain, Samuel Clemens, auther (Huckleberry Finn), dies at 74 1908 Nigel M Balchin, Mark Spade, English author, Business for Pleasure 1908 Cincinnati Mayor Mark Breith stood before city council and announces that, "women are not physically fit to operate automobiles" 1906 Ivan Mark Waller, mountaineer 1906 Mark Alexander Abrams, market researcher 1904 Tom Conway, Russia, actor, Mark Saber, Betty Hutton Show 1903 J Edward Bromberg, Hungary, actor, Mark of Zorro, Under 2 Flags 1903 Mark Rothko, Marcus Rothkovich, U.S., painter, Green on Blue 1902 Mark M Antokolski, Russian/French sculptor, dies at 58 1902 Mark Lothar, born in Berlin, Germany, Lothar Hundertmark, composer 1902 Mark Brunswick, composer 1901 Mark Oliphant, Australian Scientist 1901 Mark Donskoy, born in Odessa, Russia, director, Heart of a Mother 1897 Rouben Mamoulian, movie director/author, Mark of Zorro, Applause 1895 North Carolina Legislature, adjourns for day to mark death of Frederick Douglass 1894 Mark van Doren, born in Illinois, author, Happy Critic, Transients 1890 Mark Tobey, U.S. abstract painter, Broadway Norm 1890 Mark Tobey, American Artist 1889 Eugene Pallette, born in Winfield, Kansas, actor, Adv of Robin Hood, Mark of Zorro 1886 Mark Aldanov, Landau, Russian/French chemist/writer 1886 Mark Aldanov, Landau, Russian/French chemist, Myslitel, 1886 Van Wyck Brooks, New Jersey, literary historian and writer, Ordeal of Mark Twain 1885 Mark Twain's "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," published 1884 Noah Beery, U.S. actor, Mark of Zorro, Sea Wolf 1882 Noah Beery, Smithville AR, actor, Story of Esther, Mark of Zorro 1879 Mark Hambourg, composer 1878 Mark N Tod, English classicist/historian 1877 Mark Prager Lindo, English/Dutch author (Netherlands Spectator), dies at 58 1870 Mark Twain, 34, marries Olivia Langdon in Elmira, New York 1868 Abraham M "Mark" Lidzbarski, Polish/German orientalist 1865 Mark Twain publishes "Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" 1863 Samuel Clemens becomes Mark Twain for 1st time 1862 Mark A Stein, archaeologist 1843 Mark M Antokolski, Russian/French sculptor, Peter the Great 1835 Mark Twain, Samuel L Clemens, author, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn 1831 Mark Rutherford, writer 1828 Mark Perrin Lowrey, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1819 Mark Prager Lindo, English/Dutch author/novelist/writer 1802 Mark Hopkins, U.S., educator/philosopher, Williams College 1770 Mark Akenside, English Poet 1769 Mark Isambard Brunel, engineer/inventor 1721 Mark Akenside, English Poet 1653 Mark Zuesius Boxhorn, historian, dies at 41 1612 Mark Zuesius Boxhorn, Dutch historian 1609 Johan Willem, duke of Julich/Cleef/Mark/Mountain/Ravensberg, dies 1569 Mark van Vaernewijck, Flemish nobleman/politician, dies at 50 1538 Everhard/Erardus van de Mark, prince-bishop of Liege, dies at 65 1518 Mark van Vaernewijck, Flemish nobleman/politician 1472 Erardus van der Mark, prince-bishop of Luik/cardinal 1368 Engelbrecht van der Mark, prince-Bishop of Luik (1345-64), dies 1344 Adolf van der Mark, prince-bishop of Liege (1313-44), dies at 56 1316 Peace of Fexhe: prince-bishop Adolf II of Mark and Luikse towns 1094 St. Mark, the Evangelist, buried in San Marcos minstery in Venice 336 St. Mark ends his reign as Catholic Pope 336 Saint Mark elected Catholic Pope 306 Mark Aurelius Valerius Maxentius proclaimed emperor of Rome 276 Mark Annius Florianus, emperor of Rome (276), murdered 117 Mark Ulpius Trajanus, emperor of Rome (98-117) 117 Mark Ulpius Trajanus, adopted son of emperor Nerva/emperor, dies 53 Mark U Trajanus, 13th Roman emperor, 98-117, conqueror of Ctesiphon |
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