November 29: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 17:42, 14 January 2016

November 29 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2006: WJOX began broadcasting on frequency FM 100.5.
1969: The Downtown Action Committee sponsored its final Birmingham Christmas parade.
1909: A statewide referendum to add prohibition to the Alabama Constitution of 1901 failed by a margin of 24,000 votes.
1900: St Vincent's Hospital dedicated their new hospital building.

Portrait of Charles W. Ireland, born November 29, 1916, by Andy Warhol

2011: Blogger and Paul Finebaum Radio Network regular Shane Corn died from lung cancer.
2007: Sportswriter and editor Kathy Lumpkin died in Brandon, Mississippi.
2006: Businessman Herman Spivey died.
2003: Baseball player Jim Carlin died.
1900: Brewer Erwin Schillinger died of Bright's disease (acute nephritis)

2008: UAB shut out C-USA rival Central Florida 15-0 in Orlando.
2008: The Tragic City Rollers took on the Birmingham Blitz Derby Dames in Birmingham, England.
1900: The Clemson Tigers defeated the 1900 Alabama Crimson Tide football team 35-0 at North Birmingham Park. The game was called with a little over four minutes to play due to impending darkness and unrest in the crowd.

2008: Alabama shut out Auburn 36-0 in the 2008 Iron Bowl at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
1986: Auburn beat Alabama 21-17 in the 1986 Iron Bowl at Legion Field.
1980: The Crimson Tide defeated the Auburn Tigers 34-18 in the 1980 Iron Bowl.
1975: The 1975 Iron Bowl saw Alabama shut out Auburn 28-0.
1974: Alabama 17, Auburn 13 in the 1974 Iron Bowl.
1969: Auburn defeated Alabama 49-26 in the 1969 Iron Bowl.
1958: Auburn 14, Alabama 8 in the 1958 Iron Bowl.
1952: Alabama shut out Auburn 21-0 in the 1952 Iron Bowl at Legion Field.
1894: Alabama upset Auburn 18-0 in the 1894 Iron Bowl, played in Montgomery.

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 * [[2008]]: [[2008 UAB Blazers football|UAB]] shut out C-USA rival Central Florida 15-0 in Orlando.
 * 2008: The [[Tragic City Rollers]] took on the Birmingham Blitz Derby Dames in Birmingham, England.
-* [[1900]]: The Clemson Tigers defeated the [[1900 Alabama Crimson Tide football team]] 35-0 at [[North Birmingham Park]]. The game was called with a little over four minutes to play due to impending darkness and unrest in the crowd.
+* [[1900]]: The Clemson Tigers defeated the [[1900 Alabama Crimson Tide football team]] 35-0 at [[North Birmingham Park (1898)|North Birmingham Park]]. The game was called with a little over four minutes to play due to impending darkness and unrest in the crowd.
 ===[[Iron Bowl]]===