2003 Herb Gardner, writer, A Thousand Clowns, dies at 68
2002 John W. Gardner, American Educator
1996 Geoff Hamilton, gardner/journalist, dies at 59
1995 Kenneth Burslam Gardner, librarian/Orientalist, dies at 70
1995 James Gardner, designer, dies at 87
1992 Herb Gardner's "Conversations With My Father," premieres in New York City
1991 Expo's Mark Gardner no hits Dodgers for 9 innings, but loses in 10th
1990 Biggest U.S. art robbery, $100's millions at Gardner Museum, Boston
1990 Ava Gardner, actress (Barefoot Contessa), dies of pneumonia at 67
1989 Hy Gardner, newspaper columnist, dies at 80
1989 Largest Art robbery in the history (Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston), where 12 paintings valued at $100 million are stolen
1986 Gardner F[rancis] Fox, author (Kothar-Barbarian Swordsman), dies at 75
1985 Herb Gardner's "I'm Not Rappaport," premieres in New York City
1985 Gardner Cowles Jr, U.S. publisher (Look Magazine), dies at 82
1984 Blackhawk Bill Gardner scores on 10th penalty shot against Islanders
1984 Samuel Gardner, composer, dies at 92
1982 John C Gardner, U.S., writer (Life and Times of Chaucer High), dies at 49
1979 Ice Pairs Championship at Vienna won by Tai Babilonia and R Gardner USA
1977 Jack Gardner, actor (Wild Bill Hickok, 3 Russian Girls), dies at 77
1974 Herb Gardner's "Thieves," premieres in New York City
1970 Erle Stanley Gardner, U.S. writer (Perry Mason), dies at 80
1968 Helen Gardner, silent film actress (Sandra), dies
1968 Moe Gardner, NFL nose tackle for the Atlanta Falcons
1966 Carwell Gardner, NFL fullback, Buffalo Bills, San Diego Chargers
1962 Herb Gardner's "Thousand Clowns," premieres in New York City
1962 Janet Patricia Gardner, born in Juneau, Alaska, rocker, Vixen-Rev It Up
1962 Mark Gardner, born in Los Angeles, California, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1962 Mark Gardner, U.S. baseball player for the Florida Marlins
1956 Mark Daniel Gearan, born in Gardner, Massachusetts, campaign manager, Al Gore
1954 "Barefoot Contessa" starring Ava Gardner premieres at the Capitol
1954 Piers Gardner, director, British Institute of International and Comparative Law
1948 Dale A Gardner, Fairmont, Minnesota, Cmdr USN/astronaut, STS 8, STS 51A
1948 Guy Spencer Gardner, Alta Vista, Virginia, Lt Col USAF/astro, STS 27, STS 35
1946 Tony Ashton, born in Blackburn England, rocker, Ashton, Gardner and Dyke
1946 Kim Gardner, England, rock bassist, Ashton, Gardner and Dyke
1945 Roy Dyke, Liverpool, rock drummer, Ashton, Gardner and Dyke
1938 Kim Gardner, rocker, Byrds
1936 Geoff Hamilton, gardner/journalist
1933 John C Gardner, scholar/writer, Grendel, Sunlight Dialogues
1933 Bunk Gardner, rocker, Mothers Of Invention
1932 Andrew Gardner, British broadcaster
1932 Gardner McKay, born in New York City, actor, Pleasure Seekers, Boots and Saddles
1929 Keith A St. H Gardner, Jamaica, 4x400m runner 1960 Olympics bronze
1928 Carl Gardner, born in Tyler, Texas, rock vocalist, Coasters-Searchin
1926 Brother Dave Gardner, Novelty singer/comedian
1924 Kenneth Burslam Gardner, librarian/orientalist
1922 Ava Gardner, born in Grabtown, North Carolina, actress, On the Beach, Night of the Iguana
1917 John Gardner, composer
1914 Martin Gardner, Scientific American math and puzzles columnist
1913 Gardner Read, Evanston, Illinois, composer
1912 John W. Gardner, American Educator
1912 Edward Gardner, Queen's Court/MP
1911 Gardner F[rancis] Fox, U.S., sci-fi author, Kothar-Barbarian Swordsman
1907 James Gardner, designer
1903 Gardner Cowles, Iowa, publisher/founder, Look Magazine
1891 Samuel Gardner, composer
1889 Erle Stanley Gardner, U.S. detective writer, Perry Mason
1877 Frederick Gardner Cottrell, inventor, elecrostatic precipitator
1864 Stephen Gardner Champlin, brig-general (Union), dies at about 36
1858 Streetcar patented (E A Gardner of Philadelphia)
1831 Eliza Ann Gardner, underground railway conductor
1824 William Montgomery Gardner, Brig Gen Confederate Army, died in 1901
1823 Franklin Gardner, Major General Confederate Army
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