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2002 Rose Bowl, Miami Hurricanes beat Nebraska Cornhuskers 37 - 14
1999 Super Bowl XXXIII, Pro Player Stadium, Miami, Denver Broncos beat Atlanta Falcons 34-19 1997 Tornado narrowly misses downtown Miami 1997 Major League Soccer announces Miami and Chicago expansion 1996 Carquest Bowl 7: Miami beats Virginia, 31-21 1996 Valujet DC-9 crashes in Miami, 109 die 1996 Jimmy Johnson announced as new coach of Miami Dolphins 1996 Miami Dolphin coach Don Shula announces his retirement 1995 Krissy Taylor, born in Miami, Florida, model, sister of supermodel, Niki Taylor, dies of respitory problems at 17 1995 Superbowl XXIX: San Francisco 49ers beat San Diego Chargers, 49-26 in Miami 1994 Howard Stern Radio Show premieres in Ft. Lauderdale / Miami, Florida on WBGG 105.9 FM 1994 Miami Heat beat New York Knicks ending 15 game NBA winning streak 1994 Miami begins a latin walk of fame, 1st star for Gloria Estefan 1993 Arthur P Smith, U.S. founder of Miami Planetarium, dies at 76 1992 58th Heisman Trophy Award: Gino Torretta, Miami, Florida (quarterback) 1992 Miami Dolphen Louis Oliver returns record tying interception 103 yards 1991 Cleveland Cavaliers beat Miami Heat 148-80, by record 68 pts 1991 NBA's most lopsided game Cleveland beats Miami 148-80 1991 Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula records his 300th career NFL victory 1990 NL announces Buffalo, Denver, Miami, Orlando, Tampa-St. Petersburg, and Washington D.C. as 6 finalist for 1993 expansion (Miami and Denver win) 1990 40th NBA All-Star Game: East beats West 130-113 at Miami 1990 Former Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega is transferred to a Miami jail 1990 Joseph Robbie, lawyer/NFL owner (Miami Dolphins), dies at 73 1989 Miami Vice's 100th episode seen on TV 1989 Superbowl XXIII: San Francisco 49ers beat Cincinnati Bengals, 20-16 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Jerry Rice, San Francisco, WR 1989 Phoenix Suns cancel game at Miami Heat, due to racial unrest in Miami 1988 NBA's Miami Heat wins 1st game ever, 89-88 (Clippers), after 17 loses 1988 1st NBA game at Miami Arena, Miami Heat loss to Los Angeles Clippers, 111-91 1988 Miami Dolphins beat San Francisco 49ers 27-21 in London 1988 Miami Arena opens 1988 Charlotte Hornets and Miami Heat begin their NBA expansion draft 1988 Miami beats Oklahoma for college football championship 1987 NBA announces 4 new franchises; Charlotte and Miami for 1988 and Minneapolis and Orlando for 1989 1987 Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami, opens 1987 Miami Herald reports a woman spent Friday and Saturday with Gary Hart 1987 NBA announces expansion to Charlotte North Carolina and Miami Florida in 1988 and Minneapolis Minnesota and Orlando Florida in 1989 1987 Penn State upsets Miami in Fiesta Bowl for college football champ 1986 52nd Heisman Trophy Award: Vinny Testaverde, Miami Florida (quarterback) 1986 Miami Dan Marino passes for 6 touchdowns vs New York Jets (51-45) 1986 New York Jets beat Miami Dolphins 51-45 in OT; record 884 passing yards 1986 Shalamar's Howard Hewett acquitted in Miami of drug charges 1985 On Mon Night football, Jets retire Joe Namath's #12, beat Miami 23-7 1985 Tom Greenway, actor (Miami Story), dies of a heart attack at 75 1985 Superbowl XIX: San Francisco 49ers beat Miami Dolphins, 38-16 in Stanford Superbowl MVP: Joe Montana, San Francisco, quarterback 1984 Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie passes (472 yards), including game ending 48 yard touchdown (Hail Mary Pass) to end game and beat Miami 47-45 1984 Miami Hurricanes blows 31-0 lead in 3rd quarter lose to Md 42-40 1984 "Miami Vice" premieres 1984 Miami beats Nebraska in Orange Bowl for college football championship 1983 Superbowl XVII: Washington Red Skins beat Miami Dolphins, 27-17 in Pasadena Superbowl MVP: John Riggins, Washington, RB 1983 Meyer Lansky, reputed mobster, dies in Miami Beach Florida at 80 1982 San Diego beats Miami 41-38 in OT after blowing a 24-0 lead 1982 San Diego Chargers beat Miami Dolphins, 41-38 in 13:52 of OT 1981 1st broadcast of "Miami Vice" on NBC-TV 1980 Major race riot in Miami Florida - 16 killed, 300 injured 1979 Lee Bowman, actor (Ellery Queen, Miami Undercover), dies at 64 1979 Brandi Siegel, born in Miami, Florida, rhythmic gymnast 1996 Olympics 1979 Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza flees to Miami 1979 Superbowl XIII: Pittsburgh Steelers beat Dallas Cowboys, 35-31 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh, quarterback 1978 Gloria Fajardo (21) marries Emilio Estefan (25) (Miami Sound Machine) 1978 Krissy Taylor, born in Miami, Florida, model, sister of supermodel, Niki Taylor 1978 Larry King moves his radio show from Miami to Washington D.C. 1978 Charlotte Greenwood, actress (Oklahoma, Moon over Miami), dies at 84 1977 Miami Bob Greise passes for 6 touchdowns vs St. Louis (55-14) 1977 Anita Bryant leads successful crusade against Miami gay rights law 1977 Ashley Ryan Ruiz Offord, born in Miami, Florida, singer, Menudo-Cannonball 1976 Adita Linares, born in Miami, Florida, spanish actress, Clueless, Cookie 1976 Priscilla Taylor, born in Miami, Florida, playmate March, 1996 1976 Keith Moon, drummer for Who, collapses and is hospitalized in Miami 1976 Superbowl X: Pittsburgh Steelers beat Dallas Cowboys, 21-17 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh, WR 1975 Terry Funk beats Jack Brisco in Miami Beach, to become NWA champ 1975 Charles C Smith, NBA guard for the Miami Heat 1975 Brian Manning, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1974 Mike Crawford, linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1974 L.A. Aztecs defeat Miami Toros to win NASL cup 1974 Jeff Buckey, tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1974 Karim Abdul-Jabaar, running back for the Miami Dolphins 1974 Sam Madison, cornerback for the Miami Dolphins 1974 Ronnie Ward, linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1974 Shane Burton, defensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1974 Superbowl VIII: Miami Dolphins beat Minnesota Vikings, 24-7 in Houston Superbowl MVP: Larry Csonka, Miami, RB 1973 Miami Dolphins beat Oakland Raiders 27-10 in AFC championship game 1973 Stanley Pritchett, running back for the Miami Dolphins 1973 Yatil Green, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1973 Brent Smith, tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1973 Shawn Wooden, free safety for the Miami Dolphins 1973 Trick Daddy, born in Miami, Florida, rapper, popular hits 'Let's Go', 'Shut Up', 'Thugs are Us' 1973 40th NFL Chicago All Star Game: Miami 14, All Stars 3 (54,103) 1973 Olindo Mare, kicker for the Miami Dolphins 1973 Marty Janzen, born in Miami, Florida, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1973 Voshon Lenard, NBA guard for the Miami Heat 1973 Alex Gonzalez, born in Miami, Florida, infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1973 Daryl Gardener, defensive end for the Miami Dolphins 1973 Tim Bowens, NFL defensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1973 Anthony Harris, linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1973 Superbowl VII: Miami Dolphins beat Washington Red Skins, 14-7 in LA 1973 Superbowl MVP: Jake Scott, Miami, S 1972 Miami Dolphins beat Pittsburgh Steelers 21-7 in AFC championship game 1972 Jim Kitts, WLAF running back, Frankfurt Galaxy, Miami Dolphins 1972 Miami Dolphins become 1st undefeated NFL team (14-0-0) 1972 Jamal Mashburn, NBA forward, Miami Heat, Dallas Mavericks 1972 Calvin Jackson, NFL cornerback for the Miami Dolphins 1972 Kurt Thomas, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks, Miami Heat 1972 Norman Hand, NFL defensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1972 Republican convention (Miami Beach, Florida) renominates Vice President Agnew but not unanimous - 1 vote went to NBC newsman David Brinkley 1972 Republican convention opens in Miami Beach, Florida 1972 Lee McClinton, NFL running back for the Miami Dolphins 1972 Democratic convention opens in Miami Beach Florida, McGovern 1972 Jerris McPhail, running back for the Miami Dolphins 1972 Billy Milner, NFL tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1972 Pat Johnson, NFL safety for the Miami Dolphins 1972 Tim Ruddy, NFL center for the Miami Dolphins 1972 Malcolm Huckaby, NBA guard for the Miami Heat 1972 Alex Ochoa, born in Miami, Florida, outfielder for the New York Mets 1972 Kirby Dar Dar, wide reciever for the Miami Dolphins 1972 Miami Dolphins beat Baltimore Colts 21-0 in AFC championship game 1971 Derrick Rodgers, linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1971 Aubrey Beavers, NFL/WLAF linebacker, Miami Dolphins, Rhein Fire 1971 Sean Hill, NFL cornerback for the Miami Dolphins 1971 Jeff Kopp, NFL linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1971 Dion Foxx, NFL linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1971 DeWayne Dotson, NFL linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1971 Terrell Buckley, NFL cornerback for the Miami Dolphins 1971 Ethan Albright, NFL tackle, Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills 1971 George Teague, NFL safety, Miami Dolphins, Green Bay Packers 1971 John Bock, NFL center, New York Jets, Miami Dolphins 1971 Super Bowl V: Baltimore Colts-16, Dallas Cowboys-13 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Chuck Howley, Dallas, LB 1970 Irving Spikes, NFL running back for the Miami Dolphins 1970 James Brown, tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1970 Qadry Ismail, NFL wide receiver, Minnesota Vikings, Miami Dolphins 1970 Bracey Walker, NFL safety, Cincinnati Bengals, Miami Dolphins 1970 Jim Morrison is tried in Miami on "lewd and lascivious behavior" 1970 Everett McIver, NFL guard, New York Jets, Miami Dolphins 1970 Ed Hawthorne, NFL defensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1970 Mark Strickland, NBA forward for the Miami Heat 1970 Troy Drayton, tight end for the Miami Dolphins 1970 Chris Gray, NFL guard, Miami Dolphins, Chicago Bears 1970 Race riots in Miami, Florida 1970 Troy Vincent, NFL cornerback, Miami Dolphins, Philadelphia Eagles 1970 Ricky Gutierrez, born in Miami, Florida, infielder for the Houston Astros 1970 Steve Emtman, NFL defensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1970 Walt Williams, NBA forward and guard, Toronto Raptors, Miami Heat 1970 Tim Jacobs, NFL running back, Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins 1970 Rex Walters, NBA guard for the Philadelphia 76ers, Miami Heat 1970 Sasha Danilovic, NBA guard for the Miami Heat 1970 Lamar Thomas, NFL wide receiver, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Dolphins 1970 Alonzo Mourning, NBA center, Miami Heat, Charlotte Hornets 1970 Terry Kirby, NFL running back, Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers 1969 Marco Coleman, NFL defensive end, Miami Dolphins, San Diego Chargers 1969 O J McDuffie, NFL wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1969 Corey Harris, NFL cornerback, Seattle Seahawks, Miami Dolphins 1969 Larry Thomas, born in Miami, Florida, pitcher, Chicago White Sox 1969 P J Brown, NBA center and forward, New Jersey Nets, Miami Heat 1969 Charles Jordan, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1969 Andrew Greene, NFL guard, Miami Dolphins, Saskatchewan Roughriders 1969 Randal Hill, NFL wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1969 Isaac Austin, NBA center for the Miami Heat 1969 Alex Fernandez, born in Miami Beach, Florida, pitcher, Chicago White Sox 1969 Craig Erickson, NFL quarterback, Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins 1969 Dwight Hollier, NFL linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1969 Carlos Reyes, born in Miami, Florida, pitcher for the Oakland A's 1969 Carlos Reyes, born in Miami, Florida, pitcher for the Oakland A's 1969 Rally for Decency (Miami) 1969 Robert Wilson, NFL running back for the Miami Dolphins 1969 Superbowl III: New York Jets beat Baltimore Colts, 16-7 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Joe Namath, New York Jets, quarterback 1968 100,000 attend Miami Pop Festival 1968 Frankie Smith, NFL cornerback, Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers 1968 Race riot in Miami, Chicago and Little Rock 1968 Race riot in Miami, Florida 1968 Republican convention in Miami Beach nominates Nixon for president 1968 Eric Murdock, NBA guard, Vancouver Grizzlies, Miami Heat 1968 Tony Smith, NBA guard for the Miami Heat 1968 Duane Causwell, NBA center, Miami Heat, Sacramento Kings 1968 Bryan Cox, NFL linebacker, Miami Dolphins, Chicago Bears 1968 Superbowl II: Green Bay Packers beat Oakland Raiders, 33-14 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Bart Starr, Green Bay, quarterback 1967 Terry Mills, NBA forward, Miami Heat, Detroit Pistons 1967 Dan McGwire, NFL quarterback for the Miami Dolphins 1967 Keith Askins, NBA guard and forward for the Miami Heat 1967 WLTV TV channel 23 in Miami, Florida (IND) begins broadcasting 1967 Frank Wainright, tight end for the Miami Dolphins 1967 Rex Chapman, NBA guard, Miami Heat, Phoenix Suns 1967 WCIX TV channel 6 in Miami, Florida (CBS) begins broadcasting 1967 Bernie Parmalee, NFL running back for the Miami Dolphins 1967 Eric Green, NFL tight end, Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens 1967 Keith Sims, NFL guard for the Miami Dolphins 1967 Pete Stoyanovich, NFL kicker, Miami Dolphins, Kansas City Chiefs 1967 Chris Singleton, NFL linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1967 Stacey King, NBA forward and center for the Miami Heat 1967 Richmond Webb, NFL tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1967 J B Brown, NFL cornerback, Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers 1966 Mike Williams, NFL wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1966 Tim Hardaway, NBA guard for the Miami Heat 1966 Miami beats St. Petersburg (Florida State League) 4-3 in 29 innings longest uninterrupted game in organized baseball 1966 Jeff Cross, NFL defensive end for the Miami Dolphins 1966 Louis Oliver, NFL safety, Miami Dolphins 1966 Bert Weidner, NFL guard for the Miami Dolphins 1966 Ronnie Williams, NFL tight end for the Miami Dolphins 1965 Chuck Klingbeil, NFL nose tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1965 Brett Perriman, NFL wide receiver, Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins 1965 Trace Armstrong, NFL defensive end for the Miami Dolphins 1965 Dan Majerle, NBA guard for the Miami Heat 1965 AFL awards its 1st expansion franchise (Miami Dolphins) 1965 Michael Stewart, NFL safety for the Miami Dolphins 1965 Olivia Barash, born in Miami, Florida, actress, Laura-Out of the Blue 1965 Daniel Stubbs, NFL defensive end, Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins 1964 Gene Atkins, NFL safety for the Miami Dolphins 1964 Lenny Harris, born in Miami, Florida, infielder for the Cincinnati Reds 1963 Bernie Kosar, NFL quarterback, Miami Dolphins, Cleveland Browns 1963 Keith Byars, NFL running back, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots 1963 Donna Wilkins, born in Miami, Florida, LPGA golfer, 1987 S&H Golf Classic-5th 1963 Pamela Annette Sanders, born in Miami, Florida, playmate, November, 1985 1963 Tom McHale, NFL tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1963 Bonnie Levin, Miami Beach, Florida, WPVA volleyballer 1962 Tyrone Corbin, NBA forward, Miami Heat, Atlanta Hawks 1962 Arthur Vining Davis, CEO (Alcoa-1910-57), dies at 95 in Miami 1962 Danny Tartabull, born in Miami, Florida, outfielder, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox 1962 Irving Fryar, NFL wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1962 Ricky Sanders, NFL wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1962 Ron Heller, NFL tackle for the Miami Dolphins 1962 WSEC (now WLRN) TV channel 17 in Miami, Florida (PBS) begins broadcasting 1962 Gary Clark, NFL wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1961 WPLG TV channel 10 in Miami, Florida (ABC) begins broadcasting 1961 Dan Marino, NFL quarterback for the Miami Dolphins 1961 John Kidd, NFL punter for the Miami Dolphins 1961 Martin L. King protests for black voting right in Miami 1961 Jeff Malone, NBA guard, Washington Bullets, Miami Heat 1961 Mickey Wright wins LPGA Miami Golf Open 1960 Terri Garber, born in Miami, Florida, actress, Leslie Carrington-Dynasty 1960 Barbara Bierman, born in Miami, Florida, WPVA volleyballer, U.S. Open-13th-1994 1960 Fiona Hutchison, born in Miami, Florida, actress, One Life to Live, Guiding Light 1960 Orioles-Reds series for Havana, is moved to Miami 1959 Victoria Jackson, born in Miami, Florida, actress, Casual Sex, SNL, UHF 1959 Dan Schayes, NBA center and forward, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic 1959 Victoria Jackson, born in Miami, Florida, comedian, SNL, Casual Sex 1958 David Wallace, Miami, actor, General Hospital, Babysitter, Humongus 1958 Glen Stewart Godwin, born in Miami, Florida, murderer, FBI Most Wanted 1957 Christina Smith, born in Miami, Florida, playmate, Mar, 1978 1957 Gloria Estefan, born in Havana, singer, Miami Sound Machine-Conga 1957 39th PGA Championship: Lionel Hebert at Miami Valley Golf Club Dayton Ohio 1956 WCKT (now WSVN) TV channel 7 in Miami, Florida (IND) begins broadcasting 1956 Fay Crocker wins LPGA Miami Beach Golf Open 1955 WPBT TV channel 2 in Miami, Florida (PBS) begins broadcasting 1955 Fernando Bujones, born in Miami, Florida, ballet dancer 1954 JoAnne Russell, born in Miami, Florida, tennis player, Wibeldon Double 1977 1954 Andre Dawson, born in Miami, Florida, outfielder, Expos, Cubs, 1987 NL MVP 1954 Jeff Apple, born in Miami, Florida, producer, In the Line of Fire 1953 Betty Wright, born in Miami, Florida, singer, rhythm and blues, soul music, influenced the world of hip hop, sang with Alice Cooper, Gloria Estefan, song Shoorah! Shoorah!, used in movie Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 1953 Ann Davidson, 1st woman to sail solo across Atlantic, arrives Miami 1952 Nora Dunn, born in Chicago, Illinois, comedienne, SNL, Miami Blues, Working Girl 1951 Larry Black, born in Miami, Florida, 4x100 runner, Gold Medal 1972 Olympics 1950 Kathryn Witt, born in Miami, Florida, actress, Lenny, Pam-Flying High 1950 Winston E Scott, born in Miami, Florida, USN Commander/astronaut, STS-72, 87 1950 University of Miami ends William and Mary straight tennis match victories at 82 1950 William H. Macy, born in Miami, Florida, actor, Homicide, Water Engine 1950 Emilio Estefan, born in Cuba, rocker, Miami Sound Machine-1 2 3 1949 Don Johnson, born in Flatt Creek, Missouri, actor, Miami Vice, Harrad Experiment 1949 Philip Michael Thomas, Columbus Ohio, actor, Miami Vice 1949 WTVJ TV channel 4 in Miami, Florida (NBC/CBS) begins broadcasting 1949 Lawrence Kasdan, born in Miami, Florida, director and writer, Accidental Tourist 1948 Jan Hammer, composer, Escape from TV, Miami Vice 1947 Dave Barry, born in Armonk, New York, humorist, author, Pulitzer-prize winner for Commentary 1988, wrote columns for the Miami Herald, books include 'Big Trouble', 'Dave Barry Turns 40', Dave Barry's Greatest Hits', 'Dave Barry's Complete Guide to Guys', style capitalizes on absurdities 1947 Bill Smitrovich, actor, Crime Story, Miami Vice 1947 Edward James Olmos, Cal, actor, Miami Vice, Stand and Deliver, Triumph 1946 Larry Csonka, NFL running back, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants 1946 Ben Vereen, born in Miami, Florida, actor/dancer, Pippin, Roots, Webster 1946 All-American Football Conference plays 1st game (Clev 44, Miami 0) 1945 Everett McGill, Miami Beach, Florida, actor, Jezebel's Kiss, Silver Bullet 1945 Bob Griese, NFL quarterback, Miami Dolphins, 1971 Player of Year 1944 Garo Yepremian, NFL place kicker for the Miami Dolphins 1943 Jimmy Johnson, NFL coach, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins 1942 Paul Warfield, NFL/WFL wide receiver, Cleveland, Miami, Memphis 1942 Bill Nelson,born in Miami, Florida, Representative-D-Florida 1979 - 1991, Senator-D-Florida 2001 -, astronaut, STS-61C 1941 Al Capone's son Sonny marries in Miami Beach 1940 Nick Buoniconti, NFL linebacker for the Miami Dolphins/sportscaster, NBC 1940 Lewis Spratlan, born in Miami, Florida, composer, contemporary classical music genre, Professor of Music Emeritus, Amherst College 1939 Thalmus Rasulala, Jack Crowder, born in Miami, Florida, actor, Blacula, Roots 1939 Henry Lawrence Garett III, born in Miami, Florida, Sect of Navy, 1989-92 1939 Ray Aranha, born in Miami, Florida, actor, Nick-Married People 1939 Ellen Taafe Zwilich, born in Miami, Florida, 1st woman composer Pulitzer 1982 1939 E. Clay Shaw, Jr., born in Miami, Florida, Representative-R-Florida 1981 - 2007 1939 William Benjamin Lenoir, born in Miami, Florida, astronaut, STS-5 1938 Wayne Huizenga, CEO, Waste Management, Blockbuster, Miami Dolphins 1937 Wayne Embry, holder of 7 basketball records, Miami of Ohio 1935 Sam Moore, born in Miami, Florida, rock vocalist, Sam and Dave-Soul Sister 1933 Anton J Cermak, (Mayor-D-Chicago), assassinated in Miami 1930 Esteban Edward Torres, born in Miami, Arizona, Representative-D-California 1983 - 1999 1930 Don Shula, winningest NFL coach for the Miami Dolphins 1929 Rokie Roker, born in Miami, Florida, actress, Helen-Jeffersons 1926 Hurricane hits Miami, kills 250 1926 Hurricane hits Miami and Palm Beach Florida; about 450 die 1926 Mary Stuart, born in Miami, Florida, actress, Jo-Search for Tomorrow 1926 International Greyhound Racing Association formed (Miami, Florida) 1925 Jordan Klein, born in Miami, Florida, cameraman/director, Thunderball 1916 Jack Elam, Miami, Arizona, actor, The Dakotas, East Street, Rio Lobo 1914 Lee Bowman, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, actor, Ellery Queen, Miami Undercover 1913 Dayton, Ohio almost destroyed when Scioto, Miami, and Muskingum River reach flood stage simultaneously 1912 Don Porter, Miami Oklahoma, actor, Russ Lawrence-Gidget, Ann Sothern Show 1896 City of Miami incorporated 1893 Charlotte Greenwood, born in Philadelphia, actress, Oklahoma, Moon over Miami |
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