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2002 Dennis Patrick, actor, Dallas, dies at 84
2000 Stanley Cup Finals, New Jersey Devils beat Dallas Stars 4 games to 2 1999 Stanley Cup Finals, Dallas Stars beat Buffalo Sabres 4 games to 2 1998 Dallas Cowboys sign Chan Gailey as their 4th head coach 1998 NHL's Dallas Stars retire Neal Broten's #7 1998 Barry Switzer resigns as Dallas Cowboy coach 1997 Howard Stern is fired from radio station, KEGL Dallas, Texas 1997 Dallas TV Station KXAS settle with Dallas Cowboys Michael Irvin and Erik Williams for reporting false sex assault allegations against them 1996 Dallas Cowboys play Kansas City Chiefs in Monterrey Mexico 1996 Superbowl XXX: Dallas Cowboys beat Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-17 in Tempe Superbowl MVP: 1995 Thomas O Hicks buys NHL Dallas Stars for $84 million 1995 John Erik Jonsson, businessman/Mayor of Dallas, dies at 93 1995 David Wayne, Wayne Mcmeekan, U.S. actor 'Dallas', dies at 81 1995 San Francisco 49ers beat Dallas Cowboys for NFC championship 1994 Dallas Pratt, collector, dies at 79 1994 Coach Jimmy Johnson quits Dallas Cowboys 1994 Superbowl XXVIII: Dallas Cowboys beat Buffalo Bills, 30-13 in Atlanta Superbowl MVP: Emmitt Smith, Dallas, RB 1994 James Clay, saxophonist, flutist, hard bop jazz music genre, style influenced by Sonny Rollins, dies at 59 in Dallas, Texas 1993 Anne Shirley, actress (Stella Dallas), dies of lung cancer at 75 1993 Superbowl XXVII: Dallas Cowboys beat Buffalo Bills, 52-17 in Pasadena Superbowl MVP: Troy Aikman, Dallas, quarterback 1992 New York Giants trailing Dallas Cowboys 34-0 in 3rd, lose 34-28 1992 Howard Stern Radio Show begins broadcasting in Dallas, Texas on KGEL-FM 97.1 1992 Crystal Pepsi begins test marketing in Providence, Denver and Dallas 1991 After going 12-0, Washington Redskins lose to Dallas 24-21 1991 Dallas Mavericks Roy Tarpley becomes 7th to be banned from NBA for life under the league's anti-drug agreement 1991 Dallas Adams, British painter/writer/actor (Terror from Within), dies 1991 356th and final episode of CBS 2nd longest running series Dallas, 2nd only to Gunsmoke 1990 Dallas Alinder, dies 1990 Supreme Court strikes down Dallas' ordinance imposing strict zoning on sexually oriented businesses 1989 Jock Mahoney, actor (Dallas, Cow Town, Range Rider), dies at 70 1989 Dallas Cowboy, Ed "Too Tall" Jones records his 1,000th NFL tackle 1989 Bucky Dent replaces Dallas Green as New York Yankee manager 1989 Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) last appearance on Dallas 1989 Dallas Cowboys' new owner fires 29-year coach Tom Landry 1988 Dallas Green replaces Lou Pinella as manager of New York Yankees 1988 Dallas Green replaces Lou Pinella as New York Yankee manager 1988 FDIC bails out 1st Republic Bank, Dallas, with $4 billion 1987 Los Angeles Rams beat Dallas Cowboys 28-27 in London, England (NFL expo) 1987 Chicago Bears beat Dallas Cowboys 17-6 in London, England (NFL expo) 1987 Pam Ewing, (Victoria Principal) character on Dallas, is killed off 1987 FBI apprehends most wanted Claude L Dallas, Jr. in California 1986 Bobby (Patrick Duffy) returns to Dallas, his death is attributed to his wife Pam's bad dream (erases all of last season) 1986 Bobby Ewing (Patrick Duffy) comes back from dead on Dallas 1986 "Dallas" announces it will revive killed Bobby Ewing character 1986 36th NBA All-Star Game: East beats West 139-132 at Dallas 1986 Donna Reed, actress (Donna Reed Show, Dallas), dies of cancer at 64 1985 Bobby Ewing, (Patrick Duffy) killed off on Dallas 1985 Dallas Maverick coach Dick Motta is 4th NBA coach to win 700 games 1984 Republican convention in Dallas renominates President Reagan and Vice President Bush 1983 [Dallas] Mack/McCord Reynolds, sci-fi author (Earth War), dies at 65 1983 Tony Dorsett sets NFL record with 99-yd rush, Dallas vs Minnesota 1982 Jock Ewing, dies in an aircrash on TV show "Dallas" 1981 Bryce Dallas Howard, American Actress 1981 Dynasty, a prime time soap opera inspired by Dallas, premieres on ABC 1980 Dallas' "Who Shot JR?" episode (Kristen) gets a 53.3 rating (83 mill) 1980 It is revealed Kristen shot J.R. Ewing on "Dallas" 1980 Dallas Mavericks 1st game at Reunion Arena beat San Antonio 103-92 1980 Barbara O'Neil, actress (Tower of London, Stella Dallas) 1980 Reunion Arena in Dallas opens 1980 On TV show Dallas, J.R. is shot 1979 Quarterback Roger Staubach's last regular season game with the Dallas Cowboys 1979 Phillies replaces manager Danny Ozark with Dallas Green 1979 Superbowl XIII: Pittsburgh Steelers beat Dallas Cowboys, 35-31 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh, quarterback 1978 WRR-AM in Dallas Texas changes call letters to KAAM 1978 TV show "Dallas" premieres on CBS (as a 5 week mini-series) 1978 1st broadcast of "Dallas" on CBS TV 1978 Superbowl XII: Dallas Cowboys beat Denver Broncos, 27-10 in N Orleans Superbowl MVP: Harvey Martin, Dallas, DE and Randy White, Dallas, DT 1977 Bridget Hall, Dallas Texas, model, Ford 1977 Vivian Brownlee wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1976 Jane Blalock wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1976 Toby Gowin, punter for the Dallas Cowboys 1976 Samaki Walker, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks 1976 Superbowl X: Pittsburgh Steelers beat Dallas Cowboys, 21-17 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh, WR 1975 Tevin Jermod Campbell, born in Dallas, Texas, rapper 1975 Carol Mann wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1975 Beau Morgan, running back for the Dallas Cowboys 1975 Sergei Gusev, Nizhny Tagil Rus, NHL defenseman for the Dallas Stars 1975 Jay R Ferguson, Jr., born in Dallas, Texas, actor, Taylor Newton-Evening Shade 1975 Nicky Sualua, NFL fullback for the Dallas Cowboys 1975 Kenny Wheaton, cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys 1975 Todd Harvey, Hamilton, NHL center for the Dallas Stars 1975 Chad Allen, born in Dallas, Texas, baseball outfielder 1996 Olympics bronze 1975 Macey Brooks, wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys 1975 Chris Anstey, NBA center, Dallas Mavericks 1974 Lee Vaughn, cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys 1974 Kavika Pittman, defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys 1974 Martin Muursepp, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks 1974 Joanne Carner wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1974 Darren Benson, NFL defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1974 Bubba Wells, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks 1974 Ace Custis, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks 1974 Kevin Mathis, cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys 1974 David LaFleur, tight end for the Dallas Cowboys 1974 Juha Lind, NHL forward, Team Finland, Dallas, Bronze Medal 1998 Olympics 1973 Minnesota Vikings beat Dallas Cowboys 27-10 in NFC championship game 1973 Erick Strickland, NBA guard, Dallas Mavericks 1973 Robert Petrovicky, born in Kosice, Czechoslovakia, NHL forward, Team Slovakia, Dallas 1973 John Baldwin, Jr., born in Dallas, Texas, figure skater, 1996 SW Pacific Sr champ 1973 Kathy Whitworth wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1973 Stacy Sanches, born in Dallas, Texas, playmate, Mar, 1995 1973 Sherman Williams, NFL running back for the Dallas Cowboys 1973 Wendell Davis, cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys 1973 Jere Lehtinen, Espoo Fin, NHL right wing, Dallas Stars, Olympic-bronze-98 1973 Stepfret Williams, wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys 1973 Grant Marshall, Mississauga, NHL right wing for the Dallas Stars 1973 Antonio Anderson, defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1973 Jennifer Darst, Dallas Texas, pairs skater, & Arthur Reid 1973 Edward Hervey, NFL wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys 1973 Michelle Martinez, Dallas Texas, Miss America, Texas-Top 10-1997 1973 Randall Godfrey, linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys 1973 Jason Kidd, NBA guard, Phoenix Suns, Dallas Mavericks 1973 Kendell Watkins, NFL tight end for the Dallas Cowboys 1973 Michael Finley, NBA guard and forward, for the Phoenix Suns and Dallas Mavericks 1973 George Hegamin, NFL/WLAF tail back, Dallas Cowboys, Frankfurt Galaxy 1973 Richard Matvichuk, Ft. Saskatchewan C, NHL defenseman for the Dallas Stars 1972 Washington Redskins beat Dallas Cowboys 26-3 in NFC championship game 1972 Loren Meyer, NBA center, Phoenix Suns, Dallas Mavericks 1972 Clay Shiver, corner for the Dallas Cowboys 1972 Jamal Mashburn, NBA forward, Miami Heat, Dallas Mavericks 1972 Dexter Coakley, linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys 1972 Singor Mobley, safety for the Dallas Cowboys 1972 Cherokee Parks, NBA center, Dallas Mavericks, Minnesota Timberwolves 1972 Grant Hill, born in Dallas, Texas, NBA forward and guard, Detroit Pistons, Gold Medal 1996 Olympics 1972 Kurt Thomas, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks, Miami Heat 1972 Jane Blalock wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1972 Tony Dumas, NBA guard, Dallas Mavericks 1972 39th NFL Chicago All Star Game: Dallas 20, All Stars 7 (54,162) 1972 Khalid Reeves, NBA guard, Dallas Mavericks, New Jersey Nets 1972 Billy Davis, NFL wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys 1972 Justin C G Leonard, born in Dallas, Texas, PGA golfer, 1994 Anheuser-Busch-3rd 1972 Derian Hatcher, Sterling Heights, Michigan, NHL defenseman for the Dallas Stars 1972 Darryl Sydor, Edmonton, NHL defenseman for the Dallas Stars 1972 Mike Kennedy, Vancouver, NHL left wing for the Dallas Stars 1972 Hurvin McCormack, NFL defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1972 Shawn Bradley, NBA center, Dallas Mavericks, New Jersey Nets, Space Jams 1972 Charlie Williams, NFL safety for the Dallas Cowboys 1972 Mark Lawrence, Burlington, NHL right wing for the Dallas Stars 1972 Steve Scifres, guard and tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1972 Super Bowl VI: Dallas Cowboys-24, Miami-3 in New Orleans Superbowl MVP: Roger Staubach, Dallas, QB 1972 Dominique Ross, NFL running back for the Dallas Cowboys 1972 Dallas Cowboys beat San Francisco '49ers 14-3 in NFC championship game 1971 Eric Bjornson, NFL tight end for the Dallas Cowboys 1971 Chris Boniol, NFL kicker, Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles 1971 Larry Allen, NFL guard and tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1971 Shane Hannah, NFL guard for the Dallas Cowboys 1971 Shane Andrews, born in Dallas, Texas, infielder for the Montreal Expos 1971 Oronde Gadsden, NFL wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys 1971 Ron Stone, NFLer for the Dallas Cowboys 1971 Sandra Haynie wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1971 Cory Fleming, NFL wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys 1971 Erykah Badu, born in Dallas, Texas, singer, songwriter, Grammy-winner, R&B, hip hop, jazz, given name Erica Abi Wright 1971 Shante Carver, NFL defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys 1971 Kevin Williams, receiver/kick returner, Az Cardinals, Dallas Cowboys 1971 John Reece, WLAF/NFL cornerback, Amsterdam Admirals, Dallas Cowboys 1971 Super Bowl V: Baltimore Colts-16, Dallas Cowboys-13 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Chuck Howley, Dallas, LB 1971 Oscar Sturgis, NFL defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys 1971 Dallas Cowboys beat San Francisco '49ers 17-10 in NFC championship game 1970 Lucious Harris, NBA guard, New Jersey Nets, Dallas Mavericks 1970 Marlin Cannon, Dallas Texas, 200m/400m runner 1970 Jim Jackson, NBA guard, Dallas Mavericks, Philadelphia 76ers 1970 Richie Cunningham, kicker for the Dallas Cowboys 1970 Ron "Popeye" Jones, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks 1970 Brock Marion, NFL safety for the Dallas Cowboys 1970 Mike Modano, born in Livonia, Michigan, NHL forward, Team USA, Dallas Stars 1970 Eric Riley, NBA center, Dallas Mavericks, Minnesota Timberwolves 1970 Hubert Davis, NBA guard, Dallas Mavericks, New York Knicks 1970 Betsy Rawls wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1970 Alundis Brice, NFL cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys 1970 Darrin Smith, NFL linebacker, Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles 1970 Kevin Smith, NFL cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys 1970 Jim Schwantz, NFL linebacker, Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers 1969 Dallas Cowboy kicker Mike Clark, attempting an on-side kick against Cleveland, missed the ball 1969 Larry Brown, NFL cornerback, Dallas Cowboys, Oakland Raiders 1969 Robert Jones, NFL linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys 1969 Clayton Holmes, NFL cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys 1969 Lorenzo Williams, NBA center, Washington Wizards, Dallas Mavericks 1969 Emmitt Smith, running back, Dallas Cowboys, 3-time NFL rushing leader 1969 Carol Mann wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1969 Darren Woodson, NFL safety for the Dallas Cowboys 1969 Russell Maryland, NFL defensive tackle, Dallas Cowboys, Oak Raiders 1969 John Boles, actor (Stella Dallas, Curly Top), dies at 73 1969 Dallas Drake, Trail, NHL center, Winnipeg Jets 1969 Robert Pack, NBA guard, Washington Bullets, Dallas Mavericks 1969 John Flannery, guard/corner for the Dallas Cowboys 1968 Darryl Hardy, NFL linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys 1968 John Jett, NFL punter, Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions 1968 Leon Lett, NFL defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1968 Greg Briggs, NFL safety, Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings 1968 Godfrey Myles, NFL linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys 1968 Erik Williams, NFL tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1968 Dennis Scott, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks 1968 Robert Bailey, NFL cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys 1968 Gertrude Short, actress (Stella Dallas, Blonde Venus), dies at 66 1968 Kathy Whitworth wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1968 Dixon Edwards, NFL linebacker, Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings 1967 Tony Tolbert, NFL defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys 1967 Phillies release pitcher Dallas Green, their future manager 1967 Michael Johnson, born in Dallas, Texas, 200m/400m runner, Olympic-2 gold-96 1967 Deion Sanders, NFL cornerback/wide reciever for the Dallas Cowboys 1967 Bill Huard, Welland, NHL left wing for the Dallas Stars 1967 Terry Davis, NBA forward and center, Dallas Mavericks, Washington Wizards 1967 George McCloud, NBA forward and guard, Dallas Mavericks, Phoenix Suns 1967 Jo Ann Prentice wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1967 Barbara Payton, actress (Dallas, Trapped, Bad Blonde), dies at 39 1967 Brent Gilchrist, Moose Jaw, NHL center for the Dallas Stars 1967 David Lang, NFL running back for the Dallas Cowboys 1967 Brent Fedyk, born in Yorkton, NHL left wing for the Dallas Stars 1967 Dallas Eakins, Dade City, NHL defenseman, Winnipeg Jets 1967 Scott Galbraith, NFL tight end, Washington Redskins, Dallas Cowboys 1967 Green Bay Packers beat Dallas Cowboys 34-27 in NFL championship game 1966 Troy Aikman, NFL quarterback, Dallas Cowboys - Superbowl 1992 1966 Dallas sacks Pittsburgh quarterbacks an NFL record 12 times 1966 Benoit Hogue, Repentigny, NHL center for the Dallas Stars 1966 Ken Norton, Jr., NFL linebacker, Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers 1966 Joe Nieuwendyk, NHL forward, Dallas Stars, Team Canada 1998 1966 Kevin Hatcher, born in Detroit, Michigan, NHL defenseman, Team USA, Dallas, Pitts 1966 Fred Strickland, linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys 1966 Clifford Ann Creed wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Invitational 1966 Robin Wright Penn, born in Dallas, Texas, actress, Santa Barbara, Princess Bride 1966 Jason Garrett, NFL quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys 1966 Darcy Wakaluk, born in Pincher Creek, NHL goalie for the Dallas Stars 1966 Michael Irvin, NFL wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys 1966 Daryl Johnston, NFL running back for the Dallas Cowboys 1965 Laurie Carr, born in Dallas, Texas, playmate, Dec, 1986 1965 Chad Hennings, NFL defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1965 Scott Brooks, NBA guard, Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks 1965 Scott Livingstone, born in Dallas, Texas, infielder, San Diego Padres, Detroit Tigers 1965 Buddy Groom, born in Dallas, Texas, pitcher for the Oakland A's 1965 Mickey Wright wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1965 Bob Bassen, Calgary, NHL center for the Dallas Stars 1965 Anthony Miller, NFL wide receiver, Denver Broncos, Dallas Cowboys 1965 William McNamara, born in Dallas, Texas, actor, Texasville, Beat, Stealing Home 1965 James Washington, NFL safety, Dallas Cowboys, Washington Redskins 1964 David Wood, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks 1964 Indians' directors vote to keep franchise in Cleveland, rejecting bids by Seattle, Oakland and Dallas 1964 Jim Koethe, Dallas Times Herald reporter, killed by karate chop 1964 Scott Rachal Verplank, born in Dallas, Texas, PGA golfer, 1985 Western Open 1964 Betsy Rawls wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open Invitational 1964 Dallas jury sentences Jack Ruby to death in Lee Harvey Oswald murder 1964 Cathy Podewell, California, actress, Dallas 1964 Charles Haley, NFL defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys 1963 John F Kennedy, 35th President (1961-63), assassinated in Dallas at 46 1963 Tony Casillas, NFL defensive tackle, New York Jets, Dallas Cowboys 1963 Anti-Kennedy "WANTED FOR TREASON" pamphlets scattered in Dallas 1963 Randy Wood, Princeton, NHL left wing for the Dallas Stars 1963 Mike Donnelly, Detroit, NHL left wing for the Dallas Stars 1963 A C Green, NBA forward, Phoenix Suns, Dallas Mavericks 1963 Greg Adams, Nelson, NHL left wing for the Dallas Stars 1963 45th PGA Championship: Jack Nicklaus shoots a 279 at Dallas AC Dallas 1963 Mickey Wright wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1963 Mike Lalor, Buffalo, NHL defenseman, Dallas Stars 1963 Jacqueline Sheen, born in Dallas, Texas, playmate July, 1990 1963 AFL's Dallas Texans become Kansas City Chiefs 1962 Dallas Texans beat Houston Oilers 20-17 in AFL championship game 1962 New York Giant YA Title sets NFL season touchdown pass record at 33 with 6 touchdowns vs Dallas (41-31) 1962 Jay Novacek, NFL tight end for the Dallas Cowboys 1962 Derek Kennard, NFL guard for the Dallas Cowboys 1962 Kym Malin, born in Dallas, Texas, playmate, May, 1982 1962 Dale Hellestrae, NFLer for the Dallas Cowboys 1962 Ruth Jessen wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1962 Scott Case, NFL safety for the Dallas Cowboys 1962 Herschel Walker, WFL/NFL running back for New Jersey Generals, Dallas Cowboy 1961 Nate Newton, NFL guard for the Dallas Cowboys 1961 Joel Ashley Edwards, born in Dallas, Texas, PGA golfer, 1992 BC Open-2nd 1961 Grant Ledyard, Winnipeg, NHL defenseman for the Dallas Stars 1961 St. Louis Cardinals Bill Stacy, returns 2 interceptions for TDs vs Dallas 1961 Bill Bates, NFL safety for the Dallas Cowboys 1961 Louise Suggs wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1961 Craig Ludwig, Rhinelander, NHL defenseman for the Dallas Stars 1960 Michael Carter, born in Dallas, Texas, shot putter 1984 Olympics silver 1960 KERA TV channel 13 in Dallas, Texas (PBS) begins broadcasting 1960 Mark Tuinei, NFL tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1960 Guy Carbonneau, Sept-iles, NHL center for the Dallas Stars 1960 B J Jefferson, born in Dallas, Texas, actress, Ronnie Laurance-Another World 1960 NFL announces Dallas Cowboys (1960) and Minnesota Vikings (1961) franchises 1959 Everson Walls, NFL cornerback, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants 1959 Tom Landry accepts coaching job with Dallas Cowboys (stays until 1988) 1959 Timothy Patrick Murphy, Hartford Conn, actor, Dallas, Glitter 1959 AFL organized with NY, Dallas, LA, Minneapolis, Denver and Houston 1959 Anne Smith, born in Dallas, Texas, tennis star 1959 Jenilee Harrison, born in Glendale, California, actress, Cindy-3's Company, Dallas 1959 Louise Suggs wins LPGA Dallas Civitan Golf Open 1959 Wade Wilson, NFL quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys 1958 Sheree J Wilson, Rochester, Minnesota, actress, Our Family Honor, Dallas 1958 1st airplane flight exceeding 1200 hours, lands, Dallas, Texas 1958 Mickey Wright wins LPGA Dallas Golf Open 1958 Ray Donaldson, NFL center for the Dallas Cowboys 1958 1st 2-way moving sidewalk in service, Dallas Tx 1957 Wiffi Smith wins LPGA Dallas Golf Open 1956 Ashley Cox, Dallas Texas, playmate, December, 1977 1956 Patty Berg wins LPGA Dallas Golf Open 1955 Leigh J McCloskey, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Dallas, Executive Suite, General Hosp 1955 Michele Scarabelli, actress, Jo Santini-Airwolf, Alienation, Dallas 1955 Robby Benson, born in Dallas, Texas, actor, One on One, Running Brave, Chosen 1954 Catherine Crier, born in Dallas, Texas, former district court judge, television personality, writer, anchor Court TV program 1954 Stevie Ray Vaughan, born in Dallas, Texas, guitarist, Sky is Crying, Texas Flood 1954 Jeffrey S. Ashby, born in Dallas, Texas, astronaut, sk: STS-85 1954 Peter MacNicol, born in Dallas, Texas, actor, Chicago Hope, Sophie's Choice 1954 Tony Dorsett, NFL running back, Dallas Cowboys, Heisman Trophy 1953 NFL Dallas Texans become Baltimore Colts (now Indianapolis Colts) 1953 Randy White, NFL tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1952 Only win ever for NFL's Dallas Texans (11-1) beats Bears 27-23 1952 Deborah Shelton, Washington D.C., actress, Dallas, Ocean Kill, Body Double 1952 52nd U.S. Golf Open: Julius Boros shoots a 281 at Northwood Club Dallas 1952 Danny White, quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys 1952 1st NFL team in Texas, Dallas Texans formerly New York Yankees 1951 Ed "Too Tall" Jones, NFL linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys 1950 Morgan Fairchild, born in Dallas, Texas, actress, Falcon Crest 1948 Marc Singer, Vancouver Canada, actor, V, Dallas 1947 Meat Loaf, Marvin Lee Aday, Dallas, rocker, Bat Out of Hell 1947 Michael Huffington, born in Dallas, Texas, U.S. oil millionaire, Representative-R-California, 1992 - 1994 1947 Stephanie Beacham, England, Devil's Widow, Schizo, Dallas, Colbys 1947 Dallas Adams, British actor/painter/writer, Terror From Within 1947 Calvin Hill, NFL running back for the Dallas Cowboys 1946 10 die in fire at Baker Hotel, Dallas Texas 1946 William Frederick Fisher, Dallas Texas, MD/astronaut, STS-51-I 1945 Michael Martin Murphey, born in Dallas, Texas, country singer, Wildfire 1945 Stephen Stills, born in Dallas, Texas, songwriter/guitarist, Cosby Stills and Nash 1944 Boz Scaggs, born in Dallas, Texas, rocker, Steve Miller Band 1944 Sly Stone, born in Dallas, rocker, Sly and the Family Stone-Everyday People 1943 Jimmy Johnson, NFL coach, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins 1943 Gayle Hunnicutt, Ft. Worth, Texas, actress, Legend of Hell House, Dallas 1943 Craig Morton, born in Flint, Michigan, NFL quarterback, Dallas, Denver 1943 Sharon Tate, born in Dallas, Texas, actress, Valley of the Dolls 1942 Lawrence Allen Gilbert, Fort Knox, Kentucky, PGA golfer, 1994 Dallas Reunion 1942 Jerry Jones, owner/General Manager for the Dallas Cowboys 1942 Roger Staubach, NFL quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys 1942 Mac Davis, Lubbock, Texas, singer and actor, Mac Davis Show, North Dallas 40 1942 K Callan, born in Dallas, Texas, actress, Joe's World, Martha-Lois and Clark 1941 Dack Rambo, Delano California, actor, Guns of Will Sonnett, Dallas 1941 Bo Svenson, Goteborg Sweden, actor, North Dallas 40, Walking Tall 1940 Nick Nolte, actor, Teachers, 48 Hours, North Dallas 40 1939 Lee Buck Trevino, born in Dallas, Texas, PGA golfer, U.S. Open 1968, 71 1939 Bob Lilly, NFL defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys 1939 Donald L. Holmquest, born in Dallas, Texas, astronaut 1938 John Reilly, Chicago, actor, Sean-General Hospital, Dallas, Hamptons 1937 Clemon Daniels, AFL player of year 1963, halfback, Oak, Dallas SF 1937 Barbara Babcock, born in Pasadena, California, actress, Dr. Quinn, Dallas, Hill St. Blues 1935 James Clay, born in Dallas, Texas, saxophonist, flutist, hard bop jazz music genre, style influenced by Sonny Rollins 1935 Dallas Willard, American Philosopher 1935 Frank Yablans, New York City, writer, North Dallas Forty 1935 Monte Markham, born in Manatee, Florida, actor, Second Hundred Years, Dallas 1935 Jimmy Powell, born in Dallas, Texas, PGA golfer, 1990 Southwestern Bell Classic 1934 Dallas Green, baseball manager, Phillies, Yankees 1934 Ben Piazza, born in Little Rock, Arkansas, actor, Blues Brothers, Ben Casey, Dallas 1934 [Robert] Lee Elder, born in Dallas, Texas, PGA golfer, 1974 Monsanto Open 1933 Ramiro Cortes, born in Dallas, Texas, composer, Fulbright Fellow, taught composition at University of California, University of Utah 1933 Forrest Gregg, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys 1931 Larry Hagman, TV actor, I Dream of Jeannie, Dallas 1930 Sam Johnson, born in Dallas, Texas, Representative-R-Texas 1991 - 1929 1st group hospital insurance plan offered (Dallas Tx) 1928 George Emmett McFarland, Dallas, act, Spanky-Our Gang/Little Rascals 1927 Barbara Payton, Cloquet, Minnesota, actress, Dallas, Trapped, Bad Blonde 1927 10th PGA Championship: Water Hagen at Cedar Crest CC Dallas 1927 Elliot McKay See, Jr., Dallas Texas, astronaut 1927 Johnnie Ray, Dallas OR, pop singer, Cry 1927 Gino Marchetti, NFL defensive end, Dallas Texans, Baltimore Colts 1924 Tom Landry, NFL player for the New York Giants/coach for the Dallas Cowboys 1923 Ruth Roman, born in Boston, Massachusetts, actress, Sylvia-Knots Landing, Dallas 1922 WRR-AM in Dallas Texas begins radio transmissions 1922 James Noble, born in Dallas, Texas, actor, Governor Gatling-Benson 1921 Linda Darnell, born in Dallas, Texas, actress, Unfaithfully Yours, 2nd Chance 1921 Michael Fox, U.S., actor, Quincy, Dallas, Bold and the Beautiful 1919 Jock Mahoney, Chicago, actor, Dallas, Yancy Derringer, Day of Fury 1918 Anne Shirley, born in UK, actress, Devil and Daniel Webster, Stella Dallas 1918 Dennis Patrick, born in Philadelphia, actor, Dear Dead Delilah, Dallas, Rituals 1917 [Dallas] Mack/McCord Reynolds, U.S., sci-fi author, Earth War 1917 Jack Buetel, born in Dallas, Texas, actress, Outlaw, Half Breed 1917 Steve Cochran, Eureka California, actor, Mozambique, Gay Senotiys, Dallas 1915 Southern Methodist University (Dallas Texas) holds its 1st class 1914 Martha Scott, born in Jamesport, Missouri, actress, Dallas, Bionic Woman, Our Town 1914 Dallas Pratt, collector 1913 Johnny McAfee, born in Dallas, Texas, singer, Sammy Kaye Show 1905 Art Donovan, NFL defensive tackle, Balt, New York Yankees, Dallas 1902 Gertrude Short, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, actress, Stella Dallas, Blonde Venus 1901 John Erik Jonsson, businessman/Mayor of Dallas 1900 James Hall, born in Dallas, Texas, actor, Hell's Angels 1895 King Vidor, director, War and Peace, Stella Dallas 1891 Belle Bennett, born in Milcoon Rapids, Iowa, actress, Stella Dallas, Iron Mask 1864 Battle of Dallas, Georgia 1792 George Mifflin Dallas, D, 11th Vice President, 1845-49 |
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