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2002 World Series, Anaheim Angels beat San Francisco Giants 4 games to 3
1997 San Diego Padres trade Rickey Henderson to Anaheim Angels 1997 Anaheim Angels Tony Phillips arrested for purchasing cocaine 1997 Angels scores 13 in 7th vs White Sox 1997 David Doyle, TV actor (Charlie's Angels) 1996 A's scores 13 in 1st vs Angels 1995 Seattle Mariners beat California Angels, 9-1 in a playoff game to win AL West 1994 "Angels in America-Perestroika" closes at W Kerr New York City after 216 performances 1994 "Angels in America-Millennium Approach" closes at Kerr after 367 performances 1994 48th Tony Awards: Angels in America: Perestroika and Passion win 1994 Ronald Russell, actor/manager (We Are Angels), dies at 83 1993 "Angels in America-Perestroika" opens at Walter Kerr New York City for 216 performances 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 47th Tony Awards: Angels in America and Kiss of the Spider Woman win 1993 "Angels in America-Millennium Approaches" opens at Kerr for 367 performances 1992 California Angels, are involved in a bus crash, in New Jersey 1992 "City of Angels" closes at Virginia Theater New York City after 878 performances 1990 Brewers beat Angels 20-7, including 13 in 5th inning 1990 Trailing 7-0, Brewers tie Angels and then score 13 in 5th to win 20-7 1990 44th Tony Awards: Grapes of Wrath and City of Angels win 1990 New York Yankees trade Dave Winfield to Angels for Mike Witt 1990 Angels Mark Langston and Mike Witt, no-hit Seattle, 1-0 1989 "City of Angels" opens at Virginia Theater New York City for 878 performances 1989 C Coleman and D Zippel's musical "City of Angels," premieres in New York City 1989 Mark Langston signs record $3.2 million per year California Angels contract 1989 Donnie Moore, pitcher (Angels), shoots himself at 35 1986 California Angels within 1 pitch of pennant victory lose to Red Sox 1986 Chicago White Sox Joe Crowley no-hits California Angels, 7-1 1986 Game between Angels and Twins delayed for 9 minutes by strong winds 1985 Angels announce that they will not offer Rod Carew a new contract 1985 Baltimore Oriole Eddie Murray knocks in 9 RBIs in a game vs California Angels 1983 Angels OF Brian Downing error ends his record streak at 244 games 1983 Fred Lynn of Angels hits All Star game 1st grand slam (AL wins 13-3) 1982 Gene Mauch resigns as manager of Angels 1982 Brewers beat Angels in ALCS 1981 Guardian Angels Curtis Sliwa and Lisa Evers marry 1981 Yankee Ron Davis strikes out 8 consecutive Angels, ran record of 13 strikeouts of last 14 faced, also saved Gene Nelsons 1st win, 4-2 1981 Red Sox trade Fred Lynn to Angels for Frank Tanana and Joe Rudi 1980 California Angels Freddie Patek, hits 3 home runs and double to beat Red Sox 20-2 1979 California Angels win their 1st NL West pennant 1979 California Angels trounce Toronto Blue Jays, 24-2 1978 Lyman Bostock, outfielder (Angels), shot and killed at 27 1978 Angels Nolan Ryan strikes out 15 Mariners, 20th time he has 15 in game 1977 Cheryl Ladd replaces Farrah Fawcett on Charlie's Angels 1977 Minn Twin Bert Blyleven no-hits California Angels, 9-0 1977 Angels acquire Dave Kingman from Padres for cash 9 days later Yankees buy Kingman (started with Mets) who plays in all 4 divisions in 1977 1977 Cleveland Indian Dennis Eckersley no-hits California Angels, 2-0 1977 Kingdome opens, Seattle Mariners 1st game, loses to Angels 7-0 1975 Oakland A's Vida Blue, Glenn Abbott, Paul Linblad and Rollie Fingers, no-hits California Angels 5-0 1975 Pulitzer prize awarded to Michael Shaara (Killer Angels) 1974 Nolan Ryan strikes out 19 and walks only 2 as Angels top Red Sox, 4-2 1974 Angels' Nolan Ryan strikes out 19 Red Sox in 12 innings 1974 Darin Erstad, outfielder, California Angels 1973 Angels outfielder Bobby Valentine breaks his leg trying to scale wall to prevent a Dick Green home run during a 5-4 loss to the A's 1972 Los Angeles Dodgers trade Frank Robinson to California Angels 1972 Garret Anderson, born in Los Angeles, California, outfielder for the California Angels 1971 Ryan Hancock, Santa Clara California, pitcher for the California Angels 1971 Angels suspend Alex Johnson (after 5 benchings and 29 fines) 1971 Shad Williams, born in Fresno California, pitcher for the California Angels 1971 Jeff Schmidt, U.S. baseball pitcher for the California Angels 1970 California Angels Clyde Wright no-hits Oakland A's, 8-0 1970 Milwaukee Brewers (former Seat Pilots) 1st game, lose to Angels 12-0 1969 Damion Easley, New York City, infielder for the California Angels 1969 Troy Percival, born in Fontana, California, pitcher for the California Angels 1969 Brad Pennington, born in Salem, Indiana, pitcher for the California Angels 1969 Orlando Palmeiro, Hoboken, New Jersey, outfielder for the California Angels 1968 Tim Salmon, born in Long Beach, California, outfielder for the California Angels 1968 Charlie Sexton, rocker, Arc Angels 1968 J T Snow, U.S. baseball 1st baseman, New York Yankees, California Angels 1968 J T Snow, born in Long Beach, California, infielder, New York Yankees, California Angels 1967 Gary Disarcina, Maiden, Massachusetts, infielder for the California Angels 1967 Chuck McElroy, pitcher for the California Angels 1967 Jim Abbott, born in Flint, Michigan, pitcher, California Angels, New York Yankees 1967 Red Sox Tony Conigliaro is beaned by Angels Jack Hamilton 1967 Mike James, born in Ft. Walton, Florida, pitcher for the California Angels 1967 Jason Grimsley, born in Cleveland, Texas, pitcher for the California Angels 1967 Shawn Boskie, born in Hawthorne, Nevada, pitcher for the California Angels 1966 In 1st regular season game at Anaheim Stadium, Angels lose 3-1 to Chic 1966 Anaheim Stadium for California Angels opens 1965 Preparing a move to Anaheim, Angels change their name from LA to California 1965 Vincent Perez, actor, The Crow-City of Angels 1964 Ground is broken for Anaheim Stadium, future home of Angels 1964 Joe Magrane, born in Des Moines, Iowa, Joseph David Magrane, baseball player, pitcher, MLB Network broadcaster, played for Major League Baseball teams, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago White Sox, California Angels, NBC sports analyst at 2008 Summer Olympics 1964 Jeff Schwarz, U.S. baseball pitcher, California Angels, Chicago White Sox 1963 Indians' Woodie Held, Pedro Ramos, Tito Francona, and Larry Brown hit consecutive home runs in one inning (vs California Angels) 1963 Pat Borders, Columbus, Ohio, catcher for the California Angels 1963 Rich Monteleone, born in Tampa, Florida, pitcher for the California Angels 1962 Chuck Finley, Monroe, Louisiana, pitcher for the California Angels 1962 Randy Velarde, born in Midland, Texas, infielder, New York Yankees, California Angels 1962 Chuck Finley, pitcher, Angels 1962 Indians and Angels set AL record of 40 strikeouts in a doubleheader 1962 All star MVP: Leon Wagner (LA Angels) 1962 Boston Red Sox Earl Wilson no-hits LA Angels, 2-0 1961 Oriole Jack Fisher walks 12 LA Angels in a 9 inning game 1960 Expansion LA Angels sign a 4 year lease to use Dodger Stadium 1960 AL grants Gene Autry a franchise, LA Angels 1960 Charlie Finley, makes a bid to purchase expansion LA Angels 1960 Rex Hudler, born in Tempe, Arizona, outfielder, New York Yankees, California Angels 1960 Mark Langston, born in San Diego, California, pitcher for the California Angels 1960 Chili Davis, born in Kingston, Jamacia, outfielder for the California Angels 1958 Our Lady of Angels School burns, killing 92 students and 3 nuns (Chic) 1958 Don Slaught, born in Long Beach, California, catcher, California Angels, New York Yankees 1958 Dickie Thon, born in South Bend, Indiana, Richard William 'Dickie' Thon, baseball player, shortstop, played for Major League Baseball teams California Angels, Milwaukee Brewers, suffered Mike Torrez fastball facial injury, Hispanic Heritage Baseball Museum Hall of Famer, 2003 1957 Tim Wallach, Huntington Park, infielder for the California Angels 1955 Tanya Roberts, Leigh, born in Bronx, New York, actress, Charlie's Angels, Sheena 1954 Curtis Sliwa, founder, Guardian Angels, radio personality, WABC 1953 Frank Tanana, baseball pitcher, California Angels 1953 Tony Armas, born in Puerto Piritu, Venezuela, Antonio Rafael Armas Machado, baseball player, two-time All-Star, played with California Angels, Pittsburgh Pirates, Oakland Athletics, Boston Red Sox, susceptible to injuries, on disabled list 12 times, missing 302 games 1951 Cheryl Ladd, born in Huron, South Dakota, actress, Charlie's Angels, Purple Hearts 1948 Kate Jackson, born in Birmingham, Alabama, actress, Rookies, Charlie's Angels 1947 Bob Boone, San Diego, catcher, Phillies, Angels 1947 Nolan Ryan, pitcher, Mets, Angels, Astros, 7 no-hitters, 5,714 Ks 1946 Farrah Fawcett, born in Texas, actress, Charley's Angels, Burning Bed 1945 Elaine Joyce, born in Cleveland, Ohio, actress, City of Angels, Mr. Merlin 1945 Conny Van Dyke, Nassawadox, Virginia, actress, Framed, Hell's Angels '69 1944 Peggy Santiglia McGannon, New Jersey, rocker, Angels 1942 Phyllis "Jiggs" Allbut Meister, Orange, New Jersey, rocker, Angels 1942 Kevin Conway, New York City, actor, Flash Point, Cage of Angels 1941 Ken Berry, baseball player, White Sox, Angels, Brewers, Indians 1940 Barbara Allbut, Orange, New Jersey, rock vocalist, Angels 1940 James Hall, writer/actor (Millie, Hell's Angels), dies at 39 1940 Peter Fonda, actor, Easy Rider, Lilith, Wild Angels, Trip 1934 Tom Baker, actor, Angels Die Hard, Vault of Horror 1932 Diane Ladd, Meridian Mississippi, actress, Wild Angels, Wild at Heart 1932 O. C. Smith, born in Mansfield, Louisiana, born Ocie Lee Smith, singer, pastor, "Save the Last Dance for Me" hit number one on Rhythm n' Beach Top 40, founded The City of Angels Church 1928 Aaron Spelling, TV executive producer, Charlie's Angels 1925 David Doyle, born in Omaha, Nebraska, actor, John Bosley-Charlie's Angels 1925 Noel Coward's "Fallen Angels," premieres in London 1918 John Forsythe, born in New Jersey, actor, Bachelor Father, Charlie's Angels, Dynasty 1916 Bill Williams, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Starlit Time, Date With the Angels 1910 Ronald Russell, actor/manager, We are Angels, Little Dorrit 1907 Gene Autry, Tioga, Texas, cowpoke/singer/actor/owner, California Angels 1900 James Hall, born in Dallas, Texas, actor, Hell's Angels 1899 Pat O'Brien, Milwaukee, actor, Knute Rockne, Angels with Dirty Faces 1658 Maria Margaretha van Angels, Dutch prioress at Oirschot, dies at 52 |
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