1986 Red Sox Spike Owens scores 6 runs in a 24-5 rout of Cleveland Indians
1984 Carl Lewis duplicates Jesse Owens' 1936 feat, wins 4 Olym track golds
1980 Jesse Owens, American Athlete
1980 Jesse Owens, (Oly-gold-36), dies at the age of 66
1976 Jerry Lee Lewis, attempting to shoot soda bottles hits his bass player Norman Owens twice in the chest
1975 Casual, [Jon Owens], rapper
1973 Terrell Owens, wide reciever for the San Francisco 49ers
1973 Black Sports Hall of Fame forms: Paul Robeson, Elgin Baylor, Jesse Owens, Jim Brown, Wilma Rudolph, Joe Louis and Althea Gibson elected
1972 Rich Owens, NFL defensive end for the Washington Redskins
1971 Eric Owens, born in Danville, Virginia, outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds
1969 35th Heisman Trophy Award: Steve Owens, Oklahoma (RB)
1969 Michael Owens, cricket pace bowler, NZ Test
1969 "Hee Haw" with Roy Clark and Buck Owens premieres on CBS TV
1969 Billy Owens, NBA forward and guard for the Sacramento Kings
1969 Jayhawk Owens, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, catcher for the Colorado Rockies
1967 Dan Owens, NFL defensive tackle for the Atlanta Falcons, Detroit Lions
1956 Susie Diane Owens, Arkansas City Kansas, playmate, March, 1988
1955 Track and Field names Jesse Owens all-time track athelete
1953 Jesse Owens named Illinois Athletic Commission secretary
1950 Bill Owens, American Politician
1941 Mickey Owens drops a 3rd strike, Tom Hendrick reaches 1st safely - would have been last out, instead Yanks score 4 and win 7-4
1941 Dodger Mickey Owens is 1st to catch 3 foul flies in an inning (3rd)
1941 Shirley Owens Alston, Passaic, New Jersey, singer, Shirelles-Soldier Boy
1936 Jesse Owens wins 4th gold medal at Berlin Olympics
1936 At Berlin Olympics, Jesse Owens wins his 3rd Olympic medal
1936 Major R Owens, Rep-D-NY
1936 Major R. Owens, American Politician
1936 Major Owens, American Politician
1936 Jesse Owens of U.S. sets 100 meter record at 10.2
1936 Gary Owens, Mitchell, South Dakota, disc jockey/TV host, Laugh, Indiana, Gong Show
1935 Jesse Owens equals or breaks 6 world records in one hour
1935 Jessie Owens of U.S., sets then long jump record at 26' 8"
1935 Gary Owens, announcer, Laugh-in
1929 Buck Owens, born in Sherman, Texas, country singer, Hee Haw
1918 Wilfred Owens, anti-war poet (Anthem for doomed youth), dies at 25
1913 Jesse Owens, track star, Olympics - 4 gold medals
1895 Michael Owens of Toledo, Ohio patents a glass-blowing machine
1890 1st 100 yard dash under 10 seconds (John Owens 9-4/5 secs, Washington D.C.)
1872 7.8 earthquake shakes Owens Valley, California
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