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'''September 5''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
'''September 5''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:


*[[2006]]: [[WABM]] became an affiliate of Fox's second network, MyNetwork TV.  
* [[2006]]: [[WABM]] became an affiliate of Fox's second network, MyNetwork TV.  
*2006: [[Jeremy Brown]] made his MLB debut with the Oakland A's.
* 2006: [[Jeremy Brown]] made his MLB debut with the Oakland A's.
*[[2001]]: [[Howell Raines]] became Executive Editor of ''The New York Times''.  
* [[2001]]: [[Howell Raines]] became Executive Editor of ''The New York Times''.  
*[[1997]]: The [[Battle for the Bones]] saw Memphis defeat [[UAB]] 28-7 at Memphis.  
* [[1997]]: The [[Battle for the Bones]] saw Memphis defeat [[UAB]] 28-7 at Memphis.  
*[[1964]]: [[Tommie Reynolds]] hit 3 home runs to tie the record, and had 9 RBIs to set the record for the [[Birmingham Barons]] in a game against Charlotte.
* [[1964]]: [[Tommie Reynolds]] hit 3 home runs to tie the record, and had 9 RBIs to set the record for the [[Birmingham Barons]] in a game against Charlotte.
*[[1963]]: Baseball player [[Jeff Brantley]] was born.
* [[1963]]: Baseball player [[Jeff Brantley]] was born.
*[[1961]]: [[Lewis Smith Dam]] entered service.
* [[1961]]: [[Lewis Smith Dam]] entered service.
*[[1901]]: Theater organist [[Stanleigh Malotte]] was born.
* [[1919]]: ''[[Birmingham News]]'' editor [[Joseph Campbell]] was born in [[Ensley]].
*[[1836]]: [[Elyton Land Company]] president [[Henry M. Caldwell]] was born in Butler County.
* [[1901]]: Theater organist [[Stanleigh Malotte]] was born.
* [[1836]]: [[Elyton Land Company]] president [[Henry M. Caldwell]] was born in Butler County.
   
   
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