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2004 Carl Anderson, actor/singer, ", Jesus Christ, Superstar, ", dies at 58
2003 Michael Anderson, astronaut, payload specialist on the Columbia, STS-107, dies at 42 2003 Michael P. Anderson, American Astronaut 2001 Poul Anderson, writer, Operation Chaos, dies at 74 1997 Stikkan Stig Anderson, music entrepreneur (Polar), dies at 66 1996 Oliver Charles Anderson, novelist, dies at 84 1996 Orioles Brady Anderson is 14th to hit 50 home runs 1996 Alan Ande Anderson, opera director, dies at 78 1995 Pamela Anderson Lee, rush to hospital with flu like symptoms 1995 Ernest Anderson, publicist, dies at 85 1995 James Anderson, writer, dies at 41 1995 Pamela Anderson (Baywatch) and Tommy Lee (Motley Crue) wed 1995 Tiger manager Sparky Anderson takes unpaid leave due to baseball strike 1994 Glenn M. Anderson, Representative-D-California 1969 - 1993 1994 James Norman Dalrymple Anderson, lawyer, dies at 86 1994 Evelyn Anderson, dancer, dies at 87 1994 Lindsay Anderson, British director/critic (If ...), dies at 71 1994 Herbert Anderson, actor (Henry-Dennis The Menace), dies at 77 1993 Marian Anderson, American Musician 1993 Beirut-hostage Terry Anderson marries Madeleine Bassil 1993 Marian Anderson, U.S. contralto (My Lord, What a Morning), dies at 96 1992 Sparky Anderson ties Hughie Jennings as Detroit's winningest manager 1992 John Anderson, actor (MacGyver), dies of heart attack at 69 1992 Judith Anderson, actress (Star Trek 3), dies of pneumonia at 93 1991 Muslim Shites release last U.S. hostage Terry Anderson (held 6 years) 1991 Houston's Roman Anderson is 1st NCAA to kick 400 pts 1991 Superbowl XXV: New York Giants beat Buffalo Bills, 20-19 in Tampa Superbowl MVP: Ottis Anderson, New York Giants, RB 1991 Carl D. Anderson, American Scientist 1990 NFL New York Giant Otis Anderson becomes 8th to rush for 10,000th yard 1990 Sting joins wrestlings 4 Horsemen (Flair, Arn Anderson, Ole Anderson) 1988 Baltimore trades Mike Boddicker to the Red Sox for Brady Anderson and Curt Schilling 1988 Burt Reynolds and Loni Anderson marry 1987 Daniel Buettner, Bret Anderson, Martin Engel and Anne Knabe complete cycling journey of 15,266 mi from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to Argentina 1986 Daniel Buettner, Bret Anderson, Martin Engel and Anne Knabe begin cycling journey of 15,266 miles from Prudhoe Bay Alaska to Argentina 1986 Sparky Anderson is 1st to win 600 games as manager in both leagues 1985 "MacGyver," starring Richard Dean Anderson, debuts on ABC-TV 1985 Les Anderson, catches record 97 lb 4 oz Chinook Salmon, off Alaska 1985 Associated Press correspondent Terry Anderson taken hostage in Beirut 1984 Sparky Anderson is 1st manager to win 100 games in both leagues 1984 Anna Anderson Manahan, Grand Duchess Anastasia, dies in Virginia 1984 "Night Court" starring Harry Anderson premieres on NBC TV 1983 Maxie Anderson, balloonists, dies during a race 1983 Ken Anderson of Cincinnati completes record 20 consecutive passes 1982 37th U.S. Women's Open Golf Championship won by Janet Anderson 1980 Former Buggles members Geoff Downes and Trevor Horn replace Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman in Yes 1980 1st nonstop crossing of U.S. via balloon (Maxie Anderson and son Chris) 1979 Ashley Anderson, Miss Delaware Teen USA 1996 1979 Tigers fire manager Les Moss, hiring Sparky Anderson 1978 Reds fire manager Sparky Anderson after 9 years 1977 Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, comedian (Jack Benny Show), dies at 71 1976 Warner Anderson, actor (Doctor, Lineup, Peyton Place), dies at 65 1975 Matt LeCroy, Anderson, South Carolina, baseball catcher 1996 Olympics bronze 1975 Leroy Anderson, composer, dies at 66 1975 Bret Anderson, CFL slot back for the BC Lions 1975 Angela Michelle Hughes, born in Anderson, South Carolina, Miss America-South Carolina 1997 1974 Derek Anderson, NBA guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers 1973 Shandon Anderson, NBA forward, Utah Jazz 1973 Kate Anderson, Australian 1.5k/3k/5k runner 1996 Olympics 1973 Margaret Anderson, American Editor 1973 Antonio Anderson, defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1973 77th Boston Marathon won by Jon Anderson of Oreg in 2:16:03 1972 Jamal Anderson, NFL running back for the Atlanta Falcons 1972 Lale [Liselotte H] Anderson, Germany night club performer/singer, dies 1972 Garret Anderson, born in Los Angeles, California, outfielder for the California Angels 1972 Steve Anderson, CFL defensive linebacker for the Calgary Stampeders 1972 Jamal Anderson, fullback for the Atlanta Falcons 1972 Jack Anderson discloses Dita Beard (ITT) memo indicating antitrust charges were dropped for $400,000 contribution to Republican Party 1972 Kelvin Anderson, CFL running back for the Calgary Stampeders 1971 John Anderson, WLAF safety for the Rhein Fire 1971 Cinnamon Woods, Anderson, Indiana, diver 1996 Olympics 1971 Richie Anderson, NFL running back for the New York Jets 1971 Gilbert M Anderson, actor (1st Movie Cowboy), dies at 88 1970 Dunstan Anderson, NFL defensive end, Dolphins, NO Saints, Rhein Fire 1970 Kenny Anderson, NBA guard, Charlotte Hornets, Portland Trailblazers 1970 Anthony Anderson, American Actor 1970 Paul Thomas Anderson, American Director 1970 Stevie Anderson, NFL wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals 1969 James Anderson, actor (Connection, Five), dies at 48 1969 Wes Anderson, American Writer 1969 Darren Anderson, NFL cornerback for the Kansas City Chiefs 1968 Erick Anderson, NFL linebacker for the Washington Redskins 1968 Marine James Anderson, Jr. is 1st black Medal of Honor winner 1968 Gillian Anderson, born in Chicago, Illinois, actress, X-Files 1968 Chris Anderson, Australian high jumper 1996 Olympics 1968 Rob Anderson, born in Kamloops BC, Canadian Tour golfer, BC Amateur-1990, 92 1968 Robert Anderson's "I Never Sang for My Father," premieres in New York City 1968 Nick Anderson, NBA guard and forward, Orlando Magic 1968 Katie Anderson, Kingston Jamaica, Canada 100m hurdler, 1992, 1996 Olympics 1967 Ian Anderson and Glenn Cornick form rock group Jethro Tull 1967 Gary John Anderson, Wanganui New Zealand, cyclist 1996 Olympics 1967 Pamela Anderson, American Actress 1967 Emma Anderson, British Musician 1967 Anderson Cooper, American Journalist 1967 Robert Anderson's "You Know I Can't Hear You ...," premieres in New York City 1967 Willie Anderson, U.S., NBA guard, New York Knicks, Olympic-bronze-1988 1966 Anderson Cummins, cricketer, in Packer's Valley Barbados and WI quickie 1965 [Willie] Flipper Anderson, NFL wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts 1964 Greg Anderson, NBA forward and center, San Antonio Spurs, Atlanta Hawks 1964 Brady Anderson, born in Silver Spring, Maryland, outfielder for the Baltimore Orioles 1963 Eddie Anderson, NFL safety for the Oakland Raiders 1962 Rudolph Anderson, U-2 pilot, shot down over Cuba 1962 Tommy Lee, Greece, drummer, Motley Crue, wed H Locklear/Pam Anderson 1962 Melissa Sue Anderson, Cal, actress, Little House on the Prairie 1962 Walter Anderson, German Writer 1962 Kevin J. Anderson, American Writer 1960 Glenn Anderson, Vancouver, NHL right wing for the Edmonton Oilers 1959 Michael P Anderson, Plattsburgh, New York, major USAF/astronaut, STS-89 1959 Michael P. Anderson, American Astronaut 1959 Gary Anderson, NFL kickerk for the Philadelphia Eagles 1959 Maxwell Anderson, U.S. dramatist (Key Largo, Bath Seed), dies at 70 1959 Kevin Anderson, Illinois, actor, Hoffa, Sleeping with the Enemy 1958 78th U.S. Mens Tennis: A J Cooper beats M J Anderson (62 36 46 108 86) 1958 90th Belmont: Pete Anderson aboard Cavan wins in 2:30.2 1958 Waverley John Anderson, Scot, viscount/governor of Bengal, dies at 75 1957 Otis J Anderson, NFL running back, New York Giants, 1990 Superbowl MVP 1957 Jodi Anderson, born in Chicago, Illinois, U.S. long jump champ, 1978-81 1957 Arn Anderson, Marty Lunde, wrestler, ECW/SMW/WCW/NWA/WWF 1957 77th U.S. Mens Tennis: M J Anderson beats Ashley J Cooper (108 75 64) 1957 Paul Anderson of U.S. back-lifts a record 2850 kg (6,270 lbs) 1957 Ottis "O J" Anderson, NFL running back for the New York Giants 1956 Janet Anderson, born in West Sunbury, Pennsylvania, LPGA golfer, 1982 U.S. Women's Open 1955 Melody Anderson, Edmonton, actress, Natalie Dillon-All My Children 1955 Jerry Anderson, Montreal, Canadian Tour golfer, Quebec Open-1982, 83 1955 Marian Anderson becomes 1st black singer to perform at Met (New York City) 1954 Ib Anderson, Copenhagen, ballet dancer 1954 John Anderson, born in Apopka, Florida, country singer and actor, Lone Wolf McQuade 1954 Maxwell Anderson's "Bad Seed," premieres in New York City 1954 "John Murray Anderson's Almanac" closes at Imperial New York City after 229 performances 1954 Martin Anderson Nexo, Danish poet and writer (Pelle Erobreren), dies at 84 1953 "John Murray Anderson's Almanac" opens at Imperial New York City for 229 performances 1953 WAIM (now WAXA) TV channel 40 in Anderson, South Carolina (IND) 1st broadcast 1953 Robert Anderson's "Tea and Sympathy," premieres in New York City 1953 Louie Anderson, born in Minnesota, comedian, Ratboy, Wrong Guys 1953 James Anderson II, (Jo-Northern Exposure), dies 1952 Clive Anderson, English Entertainer 1952 Harry Anderson, Newport, Rhode Island, actor, Judge Harry Stone-Night Court 1951 1st treaty signed by woman ambassador-Eugenie Anderson 1951 Daryl Anderson, Seattle, actor, Animal-Lou Grant 1951 Peter Gordon, born in New York City, New York, Peter Laurence Gordon, experimental composer, musician, opera, world music, jazz, rock influences, founder, Love of Life Orchestra, composed for Suzanne Vega, Laurie Anderson, worked on Desperate Housewives soundtrack 1951 Clifford Leon Anderson, rocker, Cure 1950 Richard Dean Anderson, Minneapolis, actor, MacGyver, Emerald Pt NAS 1950 Beth Anderson, born in Lexington, Kentucky, composer, singer, neo-romantic genre, invented swales, a musical form based on collages, samples of newly composed music vs. existing music, famous for singing with Limahl on 'The Never Ending Story' film title song 1949 Syracuse Nationals beat Anderson Packers, 125-123 in 5 OTs 1949 Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson's musical premieres in New York City 1949 Eugenie Anderson is 1st woman U.S. ambassador 1949 Eugenie Anderson becomes 1st woman ambassador nominated in US 1949 Ken Anderson, NFL quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals 1948 Robert Anderson, cricketer, New Zealand batsman 1976-78 1947 Terry Anderson, AP correspondent/U.S. hostage held in Lebanon, 1985-91 1947 Lynn Anderson, ND, country singer, I Never Promised you a Rose Garden 1947 Ian Anderson, born in Scotland, rocker, Jethro Tull-Bungle in the Jungle 1947 Rick Anderson, rock bassist, Tubes 1947 Laurie Anderson, performance artist, O Superman, Excellent Birds 1946 Alfa Anderson, born in Bronx, New York, rock vocalist, Chicago 1945 Barbara Anderson, Brooklyn, actress, Eve-Ironside, Mission Impossible 1945 Anni-Frid Lyngsdtad, Fryeda Anderson, Sweden, rocker, ABBA 1945 Terry Anderson, born in Sydney, Australia, U.S. rapid fire pistol, Olympic-80, 96 1944 Ian Anderson, English rock singer, Yes-Owner of a Lonely Heart 1944 Jon Anderson, British Musician 1944 Loni Anderson, born in St. Paul, Minnesota, actress, Jennifer-WKRP in Cincinnati 1943 Joni Mitchell, Roberta J Anderson, Alberta Canada, singer, Clouds 1943 Michael Anderson, Jr., London, actor, Clay-The Monroes 1943 General Alexander, Eisenhower, Anderson and Bradley discuss assault on Tunis 1943 Eric Anderson, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, vocalist, Avalanche, Be True to You 1941 Maxwell Anderson's "Candle in the Wind," premieres in New York City 1941 Sherwood Anderson, U.S. writer/publisher (Winesburg Ohio), dies at 64 1940 Moira Anderson, born in Scotland, singer, Loch Lomond 1939 Maxwell Anderson's "Key Largo," premieres in New York City 1939 Donald Anderson, MP, Labour 1939 Marian Anderson sings before 75,000 at Lincoln Memorial 1939 1st Anderson bomb shelter in Britain erected in an Islington garden 1937 Bill Anderson, country singer, Still, From This Pen 1937 Maxwell Anderson's "Masque of Kings," premieres in New York City 1937 Maxwell Anderson's "High Tor" premieres in New York City 1936 Eric Anderson, headmaster, Eton 1936 Charles Anderson enters Kentucky House of Representatives 1935 Maxwell Anderson's "Winterset," premieres in New York City 1935 Malcolm J. Anderson, tennis champ, U.S. Open-1957 1934 George "Sparky" Anderson, South Dakota, baseball manager, Reds, Tigers 1933 Phill Niblock, born in Anderson, Indiana, composer, videographer, filmmaker, director, avente-garde music foundation, Experimental Media 1933 Maxwell Anderson's "Both your Houses," premieres in New York City 1932 Paul Anderson, U.S., light super heavyweight lifter 1956 Olympics gold 1931 Stikkan, Stig Anderson, music entrepreneur 1931 Mack Mattingly, born in Anderson, Indiana, Senator-R-Georgia 1981 - 1986 1930 Liz Anderson, born in Roseau, Minnesota, country music singer, songwriter, Grammy Award nominee, wrote hits for Merle Haggard 1929 Dave Anderson, American Writer 1928 Ernestine Anderson, jazz vocalist 1928 Thomas Jefferson Anderson, composer 1928 Evelyn Ruth Anderson, composer 1928 Frank Ross Anderson, Canada, International Chess Master, 1954 1927 Alan King, born in Brooklyn, New York, comedian/actor, Anderson Tapes, Memories of Me 1927 Maxwell Anderson's "Saturday's Children," premieres in New York City 1926 Poul [William] Anderson, U.S., sci-fi author, 7 Hugos, Mirkheim 1926 Poul Anderson, American Writer 1926 Richard Anderson, born in Long Beach, New Jersey, actor, Oscar Goldman-6 Million $ Man 1925 Donna Anderson, Akiak AK, actress, On the Beach 1924 L Stallings and M Anderson's "What Price Glory?," premieres in New York City 1924 Renee Jeanmaire, Paris, France, dancer, Hans Christian Anderson 1923 Lindsay Anderson, born in Bangalore, India, director, Thursday's Children 1922 John Anderson, Clayton, Illinois, actor, Virgil-Legend of Wyatt Earp 1922 Jack Anderson, born in Long Beach, California, journalist, Washington Post 1922 Daphne Anderson, born in London, actress, Beggar's Opera, Hobson's Choice 1920 Ralph Meeker, born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, actor, Anderson Tapes, Night Stalker 1919 Bill Anderson, cricketer, played in 1st New Zealand-Australia Test 1946 1917 Alan Ande Anderson, opera director 1917 Robert Anderson, author, Tea and Sympathy 1917 Robert Anderson, born in New York, writer, Tea and Sympathy, Never Sang for My Father 1917 Herbert Anderson, actor, Henry-Dennis The Menace 1915 Gil Anderson races auto (165.1 km record) in Sheepshead Bay, New York 1913 Frances Swem Anderson, technologist, nuclear medicine 1913 Glenn M. Anderson, born in Hawthorne, California, Representative-D-California 1969 - 1993 1912 Oliver Charles Anderson, novelist 1911 Warner Anderson, born in Brooklyn, actor, Doctor, Lineup, Matthew-Peyton Place 1910 Ernest Anderson, publicist 1910 Lale [Liselotte H] Anderson, German singer and actress, Der Pott 1909 Leroy Anderson, U.S., composer, Syncopated Clock 1908 James Norman Dalrymple Anderson, lawyer 1906 Kenneth Anderson, deputy comptroller, British GPO 1905 11th U.S. Golf Open: Willie Anderson shoots a 314 at Myopia Club Mass 1905 Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, born in Oakland California, actor, Jack Benny Show 1905 Carl David Anderson, New York City, physicist, 1936 Nobel Prize for physics 1905 Carl D. Anderson, American Scientist 1904 10th U.S. Golf Open: Willie Anderson shoots a 303 at Glen View Club IL 1903 9th U.S. Golf Open: Willie Anderson shoots a 307 at Baltusrol Golf Club New Jersey 1902 Marian Anderson, born in Philadelphia, operatic contralto, banned by D.A.R. 1901 7th U.S. Golf Open: Willie Anderson shoots a 331 at Myopia Hunt Club, Massachusetts 1898 Judith Anderson, born in Adelaide, Australia, actress, Laura, Rebecca, Tycoon 1891 Kenneth A. N. Anderson, British general, Dunkerk, North Africa 1889 17th Preakness: W Anderson aboard Buddhist wins in 2:17 1888 Maxwell Anderson, U.S., dramatist, Winter Set, High Tor 1886 Margaret Anderson, American Editor 1886 George K Anderson of Memphis, Tennessee patents typewriter ribbon 1885 Walter Anderson, German Writer 1882 Waverley John Anderson, Scottish viscount/governor of Bengal 1882 Gilbert M. Anderson, Max Aronson, Little Rock AR 1876 Sherwood Anderson, born in Winesburg, Ohio, author/publisher, Winesburg 1875 Hans Christian Anderson, Danish Author 1874 J H "Biddy" Anderson, cricketer, one Test South Africa vs. Australia 1902 1873 Ellen Anderson Glasgow, U.S., novelist, Ancient Law, Pulitzer-1942 1869 Martin Anderson Nexo, Danish poet and writer, Tabte Generation 1865 Battle of Wilmington, North Carolina (Fort Anderson) occupied by Federals 1865 Union troops force Confederates to abandon Ft. Anderson, North Carolina 1865 Union occupies Fort Anderson, NC 1864 Union troops ambush and kill 'Bloody' Bill Anderson in Richmond MI 1862 George Burgwyn Anderson, U.S. Confederate Brigadier-General, dies at 31 1860 Major Robert Anderson, under cover of darkness, concentrated his small force at Ft. Sumter 1837 Joseph Anderson, American Politician 1836 Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, 1st woman mayor in England, Aldeburgh 1835 Robert Houston Anderson, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1831 George Burgwyn Anderson, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1829 William Anderson Pile, Major General Union volunteers 1824 George Thomas "Tige" Anderson, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1822 James Patton Anderson, Major General Confederate Army 1821 Richard Heron Anderson, Lieutenant General Confederate Army 1819 Charles Anderson Dana, Assistant Secretary War, Union 1816 Jubal Anderson Early, Lt General Confederate Army 1813 Joseph Reid Anderson, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1805 Robert Anderson, Major General Union Army 1805 Hans Christian Anderson, Danish Author 1804 Samuel Read Anderson, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1775 Alexander Anderson, U.S., engraver/illustrator, Shakespeare 1757 Joseph Anderson, American Politician |
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