2002 Adolph Green, "lyricist, screenwriter", Singin' in the Rain, dies at 86
2000 Fran Ryan, actress, Green Acres, dies at 83
1998 Superbowl XXXII: Denver Broncos beat Green Bay Packers 31-24
1998 Super Bowl XXXII, Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, Denver Broncos beat Green Bay Packers 31-24
1998 NFC Championship: Green Bay Packers beat San Francisco 49'ers 23-10
1997 Mavericks' A C Green sets NBA record of 907 consecutive games played
1997 Mavericks' A C Green ties Randy Smith's NBA record of 906 cons games
1997 Britain's Andy Green sets jet-powered car record (763.035 mph)
1997 New York jury awards boxer Mitch Green $45,000 in civil lawsuit against Mike Tyson, for street brawl in 1988
1997 Andy Green's Jet-powered car reaches record 749.69 MPH
1997 Britain's Andy Green sets jet-powered car record (714 mph)
1997 Tammie Green wins Giant Eagle LPGA Classic
1997 QB Brett Favre, re-signs with Green Bay Packers for $50M for 7 yrs
1997 Tammie Green wins LPGA Sprint Titlehoders Championship
1997 Alvy Moore, actor and producer, Mr. Kimball on Green Acres, dies at 75
1997 Super Bowl XXXI, Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, Green Bay Packers beat New England Patriots 35-21
1996 Peter James Frederick Green, CEO (LLoyd's of London), dies at 71
1996 Joseph Green, film maker, dies at 96
1996 Sam Green, industrialist/inventor, dies at 88
1995 Kelly Robbins and Tammie Green wins LPGA Diner's Club Golf Matches
1995 Eva Gabor, actress (Green Acres), dies at 74
1995 Michael Horden, actor (Fool, Green Man, Scoop), dies at 83
1994 Kelly Robbins and Tammie Green wins LPGA Diner's Club Golf Matches
1994 Pieter de Cort, Belgian rock guitarist (Betty Goes Green), dies at 25
1994 Tammie Green wins Youngstown-Warren LPGA Golf Classic
1994 Vasek Simek, Czech/US actor (Green Card, Mistress), dies at 66
1993 Helen O'Connell, singer (Green Eyes), dies of cancer at 74
1993 Don Henley booed in Milwaukee when he dedicates the song "It's Not Easy Being Green" to President Clinton
1993 Tammie Green wins LPGA Rochester International Golf Tournament
1993 "Three Little Pigs" by Green Jelly hits #17
1993 Tammie Green wins LPGA Healthsouth Palm Beach Golf Classic
1992 Bobby Russell, song writer (Honey, Little Green Apples), dies at 52
1992 Hans Zullig, Swiss/German dancer (Green Table), dies
1992 Dottie Green, female baseball player (Peaches), dies of cancer at 71
1992 Petra Kelly, founder (German Green Party), found dead at 44
1990 Return To Green Acres TV movie airs
1989 Barry Sadler, singer (Green Berets), murdered at 49 in Murfreesboro Tn
1989 Bucky Dent replaces Dallas Green as New York Yankee manager
1989 17th du Maurier Golf Classic: Tammie Green
1989 John Waldo Green, composer, dies at 80
1988 91 m radio telescope dish at Green Bank, WV collapses
1988 Dallas Green replaces Lou Pinella as manager of New York Yankees
1988 Dallas Green replaces Lou Pinella as New York Yankee manager
1988 Mike Tyson and Mitch Green brawl at 4 A.M. in Harlem
1987 Edith S Green, (Rep-D-Ore), dies at 77
1987 Hugh "Lumpy" Brannum, Actor (Mr Green Jeans), dies at 77
1986 U.S. submarine Nathaniel Green runs aground in Irish Sea
1985 67th PGA Championship: Hubert Green shoots 278 at Cherry Hills Denver
1985 Cards trade D Green, Jose Uribe, Dave LaPoint to Giants for Jack Clark
1982 Tom Drake, actor (Green Years, Warkill), dies of lung cancer at 63
1981 Atlanta Falcons tie record of 31 points in 4th quarter (vs Green Bay)
1980 Eva Green, French Actress
1979 Phillies replaces manager Danny Ozark with Dallas Green
1979 John Wayne, actor (Green Berets, True Grit), dies at 72
1979 Jack Soo, actor (Nick Yemana-Barney Miller, Green Berets), dies at 63
1978 Reds don green uniforms for St. Patricks Day
1978 Coleman, Comden and Green's musical premieres in New York City
1977 John Lennon is granted a green card for permanent residence in U.S.
1977 77th U.S. Golf Open: Hubert Green shoots a 278 at Southern Hills Tulsa
1977 "Party with Comden and Green" closes at Morosco New York City after 92 performances
1977 "Party with Comden and Green" opens at Morosco Theater New York City for 92 performances
1976 Alastair Sim, actor (Christmas Carol, Green for Danger), dies at 75
1975 Darren Sharper, NFL defensive back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1975 Joe Andruzzi, NFL guard, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1975 Chad Green, born in Dunkirk, New York, baseball outfielder 1996 Olympics bronze
1975 Brett Conway, NFL kicker, Green Bay Packers Superbowl 31
1975 Martyn Green, actor (Gilbert and Sullivan, Mikado), dies at 75
1974 Ryan Longwell, NFL kicker, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1974 Chris Darkins, NFL running back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1974 Anthony Hicks, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1974 Carol Mann wins LPGA S&H Green Stamp Golf Classic
1974 Seth Green, American Actor
1974 Derrick Mayes, NFL wide reciever, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1974 Styne, Comdem and Green's musical "Lorelei," premieres in New York City
1973 Yatil Green, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins
1973 Reggie Green, NFL guard for the Seattle Seahawks
1973 Darius Holland, NFL defensive tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1973 Karl H Waggerl, Austria author (Green Friends), dies at 75
1973 Ross Verba, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1973 Blaine McElmurry, NFL defensive back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1973 Keith McKenzie, NFL defensive end, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1973 Brian Austin Green, born in Van Nuys, California, actor, David-Beverly Hills 90210
1973 Tyrone Williams, NFL defensive back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1973 Walter Scott, NFL defensive tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
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
1973 Aaron Hayden, NFL running back, San Diego Chargers, Green Bay Packers - Superbowl 31
1973 Blake Brockermeyer, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1973 John Michels, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1973 Kathy Whitworth wins LPGA S&H Green Stamp Golf Classic
1973 Henry Green, English Novelist
1972 Brian Williams, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Roderick Mullen, NFL defensive back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Aaron Taylor, NFL guard, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Shawn Green, born in Des Plaines Illinois, outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jays
1972 Jack Tatum, Oakland, returns a fumble 104 yds vs Green Bay (rec)
1972 Tyrone Davis, NFL tight end, New York Jets, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Shawn King, NFL defensive end, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1972 Andrew Peterson, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1972 Antonio Freeman, NFL wide reciever, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Nigel Green, actor (Skull, Tobruk, Ipcress File), dies at 47
1972 Travis Jervey, NFL running back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Marco Rivera, NFL/WLAF guard, Scot Claymores, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Ron Davis, NFL cornerback, Atlanta Falcons, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Billie Joe Armstrong, singer/musician, Green Day
1972 Jermaine Smith, NFL defensive tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1972 Frank Garcia, NFL center, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1971 Nicole Green, Springfield Ohio, 400m runner
1971 Bernardo Harris, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 Gabe Wilkins, NFL defensive end, Green Bay Packers-Super Bowl 31
1971 Adam Timmerman, NFL guard, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 Craig Newsome, NFL defensive back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 Tom Green, Canadian Musician
1971 Craig Hentrich, NFL punter, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 Bob Kuberski, NFL defensive tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 Gilbert Brown, NFL defensive tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 Terry Mickens, NFL wide reciever, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 Richard Green, Australasia golfer
1971 William Henderson, NFL running back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 George Teague, NFL safety, Miami Dolphins, Green Bay Packers
1971 John Dall, actor (Corn is Green, Rope), dies of heart attack at 50
1971 Bill Schroeder, NFL wide reciever, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1970 Travis Green, Castlegar, NHL center for the New York Islanders
1970 Earl Dotson, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1970 Lamont Hollinquest, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1970 Robert Green, NFL running back for the Chicago Bears
1970 Trent Green, NFL quarterback for the Washington Redskins
1970 Robert Brooks, NFL wide reciever, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1970 Dorsey Levens, NFL running back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1970 Doug Evans, NFL defensive back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1970 Libyan leader Gadaffi launches "Green Revolution"
1970 Strouse, Adams, Comden and Green's musical "Applause," premieres in New York City
1970 Shawn Price, NFL defensive end, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers, Buf Bills
1970 Rod Smith, NFL cornerback for the Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1970 Mark Rothko, abstract expressionist (Green on Blue), dies at 66
1970 Tyler Green, U.S. baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies
1969 Jeff Thomason, NFL tight end, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1969 Santana Dotson, NFL defensive tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1969 Rogerick Green, NFL cornerback for the Jacksonville Jaguars
1969 Victor Green, NFL cornerback and safety for the New York Jets
1969 Brett Favre, NFL quarterback, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1969 Elbert Ellis, NFL wide receiver, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1969 Rhys Williams, actor (Nightmare, Okinawa, Corn is Green), dies at 71
1969 Mitzi Green, actress (Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer), dies at 48
1969 Kenneth Green, actor (Penrod), dies of heart attack at 61
1969 Mark Chmura, NFL tight end, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1969 Edgar Bennett, NFL running back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1969 Bob Wickman, Green Bay WI, pitcher, Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees
1969 Jason Childs, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1968 Bruin Ted Green sets NHL penalty record of 3 minors, 2 majors and 2 game misconducts in a game against New York Rangers in New York's MSG
1968 Rob Davis, NFL guard, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1968 George Koonce, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1968 WKGB TV channel 53 in Bowling Green, Kentucky (PBS) begins broadcasting
1968 Minn Tommy Krammer passes for 6 touchdowns vs Green Bay (42-7)
1968 35th NFL Chicago All-Star Game: Green Bay 34, All-Stars 17 (69,917)
1968 Leroy Butler, NFL defensive back, Green Bay Packers - Superbowl 31
1968 Pat Terrell, NFL strong safety for the Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1968 Megan Follows, actress, Chase, Anne of Green Gables
1968 Bryce Paup, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers, Buffalo Bills
1968 Chris Green, NFL safety for the Buffalo Bills
1968 Vince Lombardi resigns as coach of Green Bay Packers
1968 Doug Pederson, NFL quarterback, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1968 Harold Green, NFL running back, Cin Bengals, Atlanta Falcons
1968 Superbowl II: Green Bay Packers beat Oakland Raiders, 33-14 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Bart Starr, Green Bay, QB
1968 Jackie Harris, NFL tight end, Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1967 Nick Green, Australian rower 1996 Olympics
1967 Phillies release pitcher Dallas Green, their future manager
1967 34th NFL Chicago All-Star Game: Green Bay 27, All-Stars 0 (70,934)
1967 Eric Green, NFL tight end, Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens
1967 Suzy Green, born in Detroit, Michigan, LPGA golfer, 1995 Fieldcrest Cannon-26th
1967 Derrick Graham, NFL tackle for the Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers, Seat Seahawks
1967 Superbowl I: Green Bay Packers beat Kansas City Chiefs, 35-10 in LA Superbowl MVP: Bart Starr, Green Bay, QB
1967 Green Bay Packers beat Dallas Cowboys 34-27 in NFL championship game
1966 Erin Deiters, Green Bay Wis, WPVA volleyballer, U.S. Open-9th-1994
1966 33rd NFL Chicago All-Star Game: Green Bay 38, All-Stars 0 (72,000)
1966 Peter Green joins John Mayall's Bluebreakers
1966 Lawyer Tillman, NFL tight end, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1966 Willie Green, NFL wide reciever, Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32
1966 North Vietnamese capture U.S. Green Beret Camp at Ashau Valley
1966 Barry Sadlers' "Ballad of the Green Berets" becomes #1 (13 weeks)
1966 Green Bay Packers beat Cleveland Browns 23-12 in NFL championship game
1965 Duke Ellington's "Golden Brown and the Green Apple," premieres
1965 Paul Frase, NFL defensive end, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1965 Mark Dennis, NFL tackle, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1965 Chris Hoiles, Bowling Green, Ohio, catcher for the Baltimore Orioles
1965 Harry Galbreath, NFL guard for the Green Bay Packers
1964 Don Beebe, NFL wide reciever, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1964 Carlton Bailey, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1964 Seth Joyner, NFL linebacker, Ariz, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1964 Mary-Louise Parker, Ft. Jackson, South Carolina, actress, Fried Green Tomatoes
1964 Bruce Wilkerson, NFL tackle, Jaguars, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1964 Paul Cavanagh, actor (Black Arrow, Woman in Green), dies at 75
1964 WBGU TV channel 27 in Bowling Green, OH (PBS) begins broadcasting
1964 Dwight Stone, NFL receiver/running back, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1964 Frank Winters, NFL center, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1964 Mark Collins, NFL cornerback and safety, New York Giants, Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers
1963 Green Bay Packers win NFL championship
1963 Mike Prior, NFL defensive back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1963 Henry Daniell, English actor (Woman in Green, Body Snatchers), dies
1963 A C Green, NBA forward, Phoenix Suns, Dallas Mavericks
1963 30th NFL Chicago All-Star Game: All-Stars 20, Green Bay 17 (65,000)
1963 Tommy Barnhardt, NFL punter, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers, TB Bucs
1963 Eugene Robinson, NFL safety, Seattle Seahawks, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1963 Arther van Dijk, drummer, Ivy Green
1963 Jeff Dellenbach, NFL center, New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1962 Green Bay Packers beat New York Giants 16-7 in NFL championship game
1962 "Green Onions" by Booker T and MG's peaks at #3
1962 29th NFL Chicago All-Star Game: Green Bay 42, All-Stars 20 (65,000)
1962 Andy Green, UK, 1st to break sound barrier on land
1962 WBKO TV channel 13 in Bowling Green, Kentucky (ABC) begins broadcasting
1962 Steve Bono, NFL quarterback, Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers - Superbowl 31
1962 Brian Green, born in Columbus Indiana, actor, Sam Fowler-Another World
1962 Greg Kragen, NFL nose tackle for the Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1962 Brett Maxie, NFL safety, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1961 Green Bay Packers shutout New York Giants 37-0 in NFL championship game
1961 Styne/Comden/Green's musical "Subways are for Sleeping," premieres
1961 Reggie White, NFL defensive end, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1961 Frank Reich, NFL quarterback, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1961 Mark Rodenhauser, NFL center, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1961 Dan Stuart, U.S. singer and songwriter, Green on Red
1960 Philadelphia Eagles beat Green Bay Packers 17-13 in NFL championship game
1960 Damon Green, Pensacola, Florida, Nike golfer, 1990 Pensacola Open-49th
1960 Alfred E Green, director (Copacabana), dies after long illness at 71
1960 Allan Green, cricketeer
1960 Pete Metzelaars, NFL tight end, Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers and the Detroit Lions
1960 Bart de Boer, Dutch guitarist, Ivy Green
1960 Project Ozma begins at Green Bank radio astronomy center
1960 Robert Green, born in Omaha, Nebraska, tennis star
1960 Darrell Green, NFL cornerback for the Washington Redskins
1960 Songwriter Adolph Green marries actress and singer Phyllis Newman in New York City
1959 Tammie Green, Somerset, Ohio, LPGA golfer, 1989 du Maurier Ltd Classic
1959 Red Sox are last team to use a black player (Pumpsie Green)
1959 Sam Mills, NFL linebacker, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1959 "Party with Comden and Green" closes at John Golden New York City after 44 performances
1959 "Party with Comden and Green" opens at John Golden New York City for 44 performances
1959 Vince Lombardi signs a 5 year contract to coach Green Bay Packers
1959 "Party with Comden and Green" closes at John Golden New York City after 38 performances
1958 "Party with Comden and Green" opens at John Golden New York City for 38 performances
1958 Tim Mullens, Dutch singer/guitarist, Ivy green
1958 Gregg Edelman, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Green Card
1958 Simon Francken, Dutch bassist, Ivy Green
1958 Kenneth J Green, born in Danbury CT, PGA golfer, 1985 Buick Open
1958 Debbie Green, born in South Korea, volleyball player 1984 Olympics silver
1958 Ernest Green and 600 whites graduate from Little Rock's Central HS
1957 Jacob Green, NFL defensive end for the Seattle Seahawks
1956 Green [Gartside], rock vocalist, Scritti Politti-Flesh and Blood
1955 Bill Lloyd, Bowling Green, Kentucky, singer, Foster and Lloyd-Crazy Over You
1955 WFRV TV channel 5 in Green Bay, Wisconsin (ABC/NBC) begins broadcasting
1954 WLUK TV channel 11 in Green Bay, Wisconsin (NBC/ABC) begins broadcasting
1953 Lucinda Green, English equestrian
1953 WBAY TV channel 2 in Green Bay, Wisconsin (CBS) begins broadcasting
1953 Malcolm Green, rocker, Split Enz-I Got You
1952 William Green, union chairman (AFL 1924-52), dies at 79
1952 Alan Autry, NFLer for the Green Bay Packers/actor, Heat of the Night
1952 Philip Green, British Businessman
1951 Jack Green, rocker
1950 Gary Green, rocker, Gentle Giant
1950 P R Scott, Headmaster, Bancroft's School, Woodford Green
1949 Petra Kelly, German peace activist/MP, Green
1949 Bonnie Raitt, born in Burbank, California, country singer, Green Light, The Glow
1949 David Green, Melbourne Australia, rock bassist, Air Supply
1948 Steve Railsback, actor, Blue Monkey, Green Monkey, Escape 2000
1948 Don Sweet, Vancouver, CFL, NFL place kicker, Montreal, Green Bay
1947 Michael Green, English TV/video producer
1947 Gene Green, Rep-D-Texas
1946 Hubie Green, golfer, U.S. Open-1977, PGA-1985
1946 Hubie Green, Birmingham, Alabama, PGA golfer, U.S. Open 1977
1946 Peter Green, [Peter Greenbaum], London, rocker, Fleetwood Mac
1946 Helen Shapiro, Bethnal Green London, rock vocalist, Culture Club
1946 Lord Walton of Detchant, physician, Warden of Green College Oxford
1946 Al Green, Forest City Arkansas, singer, Lets Stay Together
1946 Ranger Doug, [Douglas Green], Illinois, singer, Riders in Sky-Cowboy Way
1946 David Green, English TV/video producer
1945 Gould/Comden/Green's "Billion Dollar Baby," premieres in New York City
1945 12th NFL Chicago All-Star Game: Green Bay 19, All-Stars 7 (92,753)
1945 DePaul beats Bowling Green for NIT title
1945 Mark J. Green, born in Brooklyn, New York, lawyer and author, Closed Enterprise System
1944 Green Bay Packers win NFL championship
1943 Gerard W. Kerncamp, historian/editor-in-chief (Green Amsterdam), dies
1942 14th Academy Awards - "How Green was My Valley," Cooper and Fontaine win
1941 Oda Mayumi, Tokyo, resident artist, Green Gulch Zen Center
1941 Richard Wright and Paul Green's "Native Son," premieres in New York City
1941 Jimmy Dorsey and Orch record "Green Eyes" and "Maria Elena"
1940 Bruce Lee, [Lee Yuen Kam], born in San Francisco, California, karate star/actor, Green Hornet
1940 Green Bay Packers become 1st NFL team to travel by plane
1940 7th NFL Chicago All-Star Game: Green Bay 45, All-Stars 28 (84,567)
1940 George Takei, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Sulu-Star Trek, Green Berets
1940 Rita Tushingham, born in Liverpool, England, actress, Green Eyes, Dr. Zhivago
1940 NFL Pro Bowl: Green Bay beats NFL All-Stars 16-7
1939 Green Bay Packers win NFL championship, beat New York Giants 27-0
1938 Emlyn Williams' "Corn is Green," premieres in London
1938 Henry John Newbolt, poet/author (Studies Green and Gray), dies at 75
1937 4th NFL Chicago All-Star Game: All-Stars 6, Green Bay 0 (84,560)
1936 Ray Nitschke, NFL linebacker for the Green Bay Packers
1936 Green Bay Packers win NFL championship
1936 "Green Hornet" radio show is 1st heard on WXYZ Radio in Detroit
1936 Jerry Kramer, Green Bay Packer, author, Instant Replay
1935 Paul Hornung, Green Bay Packer, the Golden Boy
1935 Anna Katharine Green, American Author
1935 Henry Jordan, Emporia, Virginia, NFL defensive tackle, Cleveland, Green Bay
1934 Michael Wayne, producer, McQ, Chisum, Green Berets, McLintock
1934 Doc Green, rocker, Drifters
1934 Dallas Green, baseball manager, Phillies, Yankees
1934 Willie Davis, NFL defensive end, Cleveland Browns, Green Bay
1934 Van Williams, Fort Worth, Texas, actor, Green Hornet, Tycoon
1934 Bart Starr, NFL quarterback/coach, Green Bay
1933 Forrest Gregg, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys
1933 Reynolds Price, U.S. writer, Strengthened by a Pale Green Light
1932 Jim Ringo, NFL center, Green Bay, Philadelphia
1932 Ocie Lee "OC" Smith, U.S. jazz singer, Little Green Apples
1932 Ivan Davis, Electra, Texas, pianist/writer, Hunger, Corn is Green
1931 Paul Green's "House of Connelly," premieres in New York City
1931 Lynn Riggs' "Green Grow the Lilacs," premieres in New York City
1930 Jasper Johns, Augusta, Georgia, painter/sculptor, Green Target
1930 Pulitzer prize awarded to Marc Connelly (Green Pastures)
1930 "Green Pastures" opens at Mansfield Theater
1930 1st red and green traffic lights installed (Manhattan New York City)
1930 Marc Connelly's "Green Pastures," premieres in New York City
1929 Bill Green, Rep-R-NY, 1978-
1927 Notre Dame's Fighting Irish changes blue jerseys for green
1926 Aldo Ray, Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania, actor, God's Little Acre, Green Beret
1926 Len Ford, NFL end, Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers
1926 Arthur Arfons, auto racer/designer, Green Monster 1964-536.71 MPH
1924 William Archer, Scottish critic/playwright (Green Goddess), dies at 68
1924 Hamilton Tiger Red Green scores 5 goals to beat Tor Maple Leafs 10-5
1924 Nigel Green, South Africa, actor, Skull, Tobruk, Ipcress File
1924 Peter James Frederick Green, CEO, LLoyd's of London
1922 Curly Lambeau and Green Bay Football Club granted NFL franchise
1922 J. E. Clair turns Green Bay franchise back to NFL
1921 Z Parenteau and Schuyler Green's musical "Kiki," premieres in New York City
1921 Green Bay Packers play 1st NFL game, 7-6 win over Minneapolis
1921 J E Clair of Acme Packing Co of Green Bay granted an NFL franchise
1921 William Archer's "Green Goddess," premieres in New York City
1920 Mitzi Green, born in Bronx, New York, actress, Little Orphan Annie
1920 Helen O'Connell, Lima Ohio, singer, Green Eyes, Anapola
1919 Curt Gowdy, Green River, Wyoming, sportscaster, ABC
1919 Tony Canadeo, Chicago, NFL hall of fame halfback for the Green Bay Packers
1916 Henrietta "Hetty" Howland Robinson Green, (Witch of Wall Street), dies
1915 Adolph Green, songwriter, married to Phyllis Newman
1913 27th U.S. Womens Tennis: Mary K Browne beats Dorothy Green (62 75)
1913 Mary Green, headmistress, Kidbrooke School
1913 Vince Lombardi, NFL coach for the Green Bay Packers
1913 Harry Green runs world record marathon (2:38:16.2)
1912 Clarke Hinkle, NFL fullback for the Green Bay Packers
1910 Arnie Herber, born in NFL QB, Green Bay Packers, New York Giants
1910 Edith S Green, Rep-D-Ore
1908 John Waldo Green, New York City, composer, Body and Soul, Guy Lombardo's arranger
1908 Bernie Green, born in New York City, orch leader, Arthur Godfrey Show, Garry Moore Show
1908 Ray Burns Green, composer
1907 John Wayne, Winterset, Iowa, actor, Green Berets, True Grit
1907 Sam Green, industrialist/inventor
1906 Richard Llewellyn, Wales, novelist, How Green Was My Valley
1905 Red Smith, Green Bay Wisconsin, sportscaster/columnist, Fight Talk
1905 Henry Green, English Novelist
1904 Jean Daste, actor, Z, Sorceress, Green Room, Stormy Waters
1903 Johnny Blood, aka John McNally, early NFL halfback, Green Bay
1903 Mark Rothko, [Marcus Rothkovich], U.S., painter, Green on Blue
1903 Mike Michalske, NFL guard, New York Yankees, Green Bay Packers
1902 Clyde Fitch' "Girl with Green Eyes," premieres in New York City
1901 John Fiske, [Edmund Fisk Green], U.S. historian/philosopher, dies
1900 Julien Green, US/French writer, Frere Francois
1900 Joseph Green, film maker
1899 Robert Green Ingersoll, American Lawyer
1899 Martyn Green, born in London, actor, Gilbert and Sullivan, Iceman Cometh
1898 Earl "Curly" Lambeau, NFL coach for the Green Bay Packers
1895 Caroline Gordon, Kentucky, writer, Green Centuries
1894 Paul Green, U.S., novelist/playwright, In Abraham's Bosom
1891 Francis McDonald, Bowling Green, Kentucky, actor, Will-Adv of Champion
1891 Storm Jameson, English novelist, The Green Man, Cousin Honore
1890 Newswriter George Whitney Calhoun names Green Bay team Packers
1889 Alfred E. Green, born in Perris, California, director, Copacabana, Jolson Story
1885 Lili Green, [Alice Sally Mary], Neth/Eng dancer
1880 Donald Crisp, born in Scotland, actor, How Green Was My Valley, Pollyana
1879 Ethel Barrymore, Philadelphia, actress, Constant Wife, Corn is Green
1875 T F Powys, Wales, writer, Captain Patch, Goat Green
1875 Duff Green, American Politician
1875 Electric dental drill is patented by George F Green
1873 William Green, president of American Federation of Labor, 1924-52
1868 George Arliss, born in London, England, actor, Devil, Green Goddess
1867 Emily Green Balch, U.S., sociologist/feminist/pacifist, Nobel 1946
1865 John Wilkes Booth, assassin, is shot dead near Bowling Green Virginia at 27
1864 William N Green Jr, Union brig-general, dies
1864 Thomas Green, U.S. Confederate brig-general, dies in battle at 50
1863 Martin E Green, Confederate brig-general, shot dead at 38
1862 Battle at Green River Kentucky (Morgan's Ohio Raid)
1858 Johan C Braakensiek, political cartoonist, Green Amsterdammer
1856 William Archer, Scotland, writer, Green Goddess
1847 Alice Sophia Stopford Green, Ireland, proponent of Irish independence
1846 Dr. William Thomas Green Morton 1st public use of ether
1846 Anna Katharine Green, American Author
1842 John Fiske, [Edmund Fisk Green], U.S. historian and philosopher
1836 Charles Darwin climbs Green Hill on Ascension
1834 Henrietta, Hetty, Green, financier, Witch of Wall Street
1833 Robert Green Ingersoll, New York, author/politician/agnostic, Att Gen-R-Ill
1829 Green Berry Raum, Brig General Union volunteers, died in 1909
1826 Green Clay Smith, Bvt Major General Union volunteers, died in 1895
1819 William Thomas Green Morton, dentist, used ether, HOF 1920
1819 James Green Martin, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1878
1818 Isham Green Harris, Gov, Confederacy, died in 1897
1815 Martin Edward Green, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1863
1814 Thomas Green, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1864
1807 Thomas Green Clemson, mining engineer, endowed Clemson University
1791 Duff Green, American Politician
1777 Battle of Bennington-New England's Green Mountain Boys rout Brits
1775 Green Mountain Boys capture Ft. Ticonderoga NY-American Revolution
1738 Ethan Allen, Revolutionary War fighter, lead the Green Mtn Boys
1642 Battle at Turnham Green, London: King Charles I vs English parliament
1383 Amadeus VI, (Green Earl), earl of Savoy, dies at 49
1334 Amadeus VI, [Green Earl], earl of Savoye
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