June 27: Difference between revisions

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June 27 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2009: Alabama Warriors defeated the Gulf Coast Pirates 29-6 at Warrior Stadium.
2008: Newspaper editor and reporter Clarke Stallworth died.
2008: Nonna's in Vestavia Hills City Center closed.
2006: Mayor Bernard Kincaid and Police Chief Annetta Nunn took part in a "funeral procession against crime" in West End.
1997: Willie James Ware was nominated to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Judicial Circuit by Bill Clinton.
1997: Alabama Saints 3 - Chattanooga Express 0 at Chattanooga.
1980: U. W. Clemon was confirmed as the first African-American federal judge in Alabama.
1953: Inventor Mary Anderson died in Monteagle, Tennessee.
1933: High school coach Iola Baylor was born in Bessemer.
1927: Birmingham Black Barons pitcher Satchel Paige struck three consecutive St Louis Stars batters, starting a near riot.
1927: Birmingham Railway, Light & Power Company united the No. 27 Ensley and No. 38 South East Lake streetcar lines.

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 * 2008:  [[Nonna's]] in [[Vestavia Hills City Center]] closed.
 * [[2006]]: Mayor [[Bernard Kincaid]] and Police Chief [[Annetta Nunn]] took part in a "funeral procession against crime" in [[West End]].
-* [[1997]]: [[Alabama Saints]] 3 - Chattanooga Express 0 at Chattanooga.
+* [[1997]]: [[Willie James Ware]] was nominated to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Judicial Circuit by Bill Clinton.
+* 1997: [[Alabama Saints]] 3 - Chattanooga Express 0 at Chattanooga.
 * [[1980]]: [[U. W. Clemon]] was confirmed as the first African-American federal judge in Alabama.
 * [[1953]]: Inventor [[Mary Anderson (inventor)|Mary Anderson]] died in Monteagle, Tennessee.