2002 Jack Haldeman, science fiction writer, Perry's Planet, dies at 60
2001 Perry Como, singer, dies at 88
1996 Jack Perry, businessman, dies at 81
1996 Joan Perry Cohn Harvey, actress (Hands of a Stranger), dies at 85
1996 Charles Bruce Perry, professor of medicine, dies at 92
1995 Frank Perry, film director, dies at 65
1995 Frank Perry, U.S. dir (Diary of Mad Housewife, David and Lisa), dies at 65
1995 Perry Lederman, folk singer, dies at 52
1995 Fred Perry, English tennis star (Wimbledon 1934-36), dies at 85
1993 Raymond Burr, actor (Perry Mason), dies of liver cancer at 76
1992 David Oliver, actor (Perry Hutchins-Another World), dies of AIDS at 30
1992 Director Frank Perry (Mommie Dearest) marries Virginia Bush Ford
1991 Ferguson Jenkins, Gaylord Perry, Rod Carew, Tony Lazzeri, and Bill Veeck are elected into the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York
1991 Gaylord Perry, Ferguson Jenkins and Rod Carew elected to Hall of Fame
1985 Henry G. Perry completes 157 day, 14,021 mile bicycle tour of Australia
1985 Wanda Perry, actress (Roberta, Death of a Salesman), dies at 67
1983 Gaylord Perry joins Nolan Ryan and Steve Carlton to reach 3,500 career strikeouts this season, he also wins his 1st game as a Royal
1982 Seattle Mariner pitcher Gaylord Perry ejected for throwing a spitter
1982 Seattle Mariner Gaylord Perry becomes 15th pitcher to win 300 games
1982 Gaylord Perry (with 297 wins) signs with Seattle Mariners
1979 Julia A Perry, U.S. composer and conductor (Soul Symphony), dies at 55
1978 Padres Gaylord Perry is 1st to win Cy Young in both leagues (NL)
1978 Aerosmith's Steve Tyler and Joe Perry injured by a cherry bomb
1978 Steve Perry joins Journey
1978 Padres trade pitcher Dave Tomlin and $125,000 to Rangers for Gaylord Perry (He wins 1978 Cy Young Award)
1975 Lowell W. Perry confirmed as chairman of Equal Opportunity Comm
1973 Brothers Jim and Gaylord Perry face each other for only time, Tigers beat Indians 5-4, as Gaylord loses
1972 Gaylord Perry wins AL Cy Young award
1972 Marlo Perry, NFL linebacker for the Buffalo Bills
1971 Perry Carter, NFL cornerback for the Kansas City Chiefs
1971 Perry Carter, cornerback for the Oakland Raiders
1971 Perry Klein, NFL quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons
1971 Donna Perry, born in Glendale, California, playmate November, 1994
1970 Todd Perry, NFL guard for the Chicago Bears
1970 Twins Jim Perry wins AL Cy Young Award
1970 Erle Stanley Gardner, U.S. writer (Perry Mason), dies at 80
1969 Matthew L Perry, actor, Friends
1969 Matthew Perry, Williamstown Massachusetts, actor, Sydney, Chandler-Friends
1969 Perry Farrell, rocker, Jane's Addiction, Porno For Pyros
1969 Elliot Perry, NBA guard, Phoenix Suns, Milwaukee Bucks
1968 Darren Perry, NFL free safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers
1968 Gaylord Perry (Giants) no-hits St. Louis Cardinals, 1-0
1968 Nehemiah Perry, cricketer, fine Jamaican off-spinner
1966 Luke Perry, born in Mansfield, Ohio, actor, Dillon-Beverly Hill 90210
1966 Harold R Perry becomes 2nd black Roman Catholic bishop in US
1965 Michael Perry, NFL defensive tackle for the Denver Broncos
1965 Ray Collins, actor (Halls of Ivy, Perry Mason), dies at 75
1965 Tim Perry, NBA forward, New Jersey Nets
1965 Perry E Smith, U.S. murderer (In Cold Blood), hanged
1964 Perry Parker, South Laguna Beach California, golfer, 1992 Xerox BC Open
1964 Gerald Perry, NFL tackle for the Oakland Raiders
1963 Oliver Hazzard Perry La Farge, U.S. anthropologist/writer, dies at 61
1963 Perry Richardson, South Carolina, bassist, Firehouse-Love of a Lifetime
1963 Thomas Perry, German Musician
1962 William "The Refrigerator" Perry, NFL defensive back for the Chicago Bears
1961 Christopher J Perry, Edenton, North Carolina, PGA golfer, 1987 Kemper Open-2nd
1960 [James] Kenneth Perry, born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, PGA golfer, 1991 Memorial
1959 1st Grammy Awards: Perry Como and Ella Fitzgerald win
1958 John Hamilton, actor (Perry White-Superman), dies at 61
1958 RIAA certifies 1st gold record (Perry Como's Catch A Falling Star)
1958 Perry Stephens, Frankfurt Germany, actor, Loving, All My Children
1957 "Perry Mason" with Raymond Burr premieres on CBS-TV
1954 Perry Lee "Tiny" Tavares, rocker
1954 Don Perry climbs a 20' rope in under 2.8 seconds (AAU record)
1951 Guy Perry, rock guitarist and vocalist, Motels-Only the Lonely
1950 Joe Perry, born in Boston, Massachusetts, rock guitarist, Aerosmith-Walk this Way
1950 Rick Perry, American Politician
1949 Steve Perry, Hanford, California, vocalist, Journey-Open Arms, Oh Sherry
1948 Perry King, Alliance, Ohio, actor, Andy Warhol's "Bad"
1947 John Perry Barlow, American Writer
1946 Felton Perry, actor, Magnum Force, Sudden Death
1946 Antoinette Perry, American Actress
1944 Perry Christie, Statesman
1941 John Bennett Perry, Williamstown Massachusetts, singer and actor, Falcon Crest
1938 Anne Perry, British Novelist
1938 Gaylord Perry, baseball player, 1972 AL Cy Young winner
1936 Jim Perry, pitcher, Cy Young Award 1970
1936 56th U.S. Mens Tennis: Fred Perry beats J Donald Budge (26 62 86 16 108)
1936 Lane Smith, born in Memphis, Tennessee, actor, Perry White-Lois and Clark
1934 54th U.S. Mens Tennis: Fred Perry beats Wilmer L Allison (64 63 16 86)
1934 27th Australian Men's Tennis Open: Fred Perry beat Crawford (63 75 61)
1933 Britain's Fred Perry thwarts Australian Jack Crawford's bid for a Grand Slam by defeating him at U.S. Tennis championship
1933 53rd U.S. Mens Tennis: Fred Perry beats J H Crawford (63 11-13 46 60 61)
1933 53rd U.S. Mens Tennis: Fred Perry beats Jack Crawford (63 1113 46 60 61)
1933 Perry Botkin, Jr., born in New York City, orch leader, Bert Convy Show
1931 Carrie Saxon Perry, 1st black mayor of a major U.S. city, Hartford CT
1931 Perry Lopez, born in New York City, actor, Chinatown, Death Wish 4
1930 Frank Perry, film director
1927 Joe Perry, AAFC/NFL Hall of Fame fullback, San Francisco 49ers, Baltimore Colts
1927 Joe Perry, NFL Hall-of-Famer
1927 William J. Perry, American Politician
1925 Harry Guardino, New York City, actor, Monty Nash, Perry Mason, Hill St. Blues
1924 Julia A. Perry, U.S. composer, Cask of Amontillado
1924 Julia Perry, born in Lexington, Kentucky, composer, Selfish Giant
1921 Lord Perry of Walton, SDP/vice chancellor, Open University England
1918 Ray Charles, Chicago, orch leader, Perry Como
1917 Raymond Burr, BC Canada, actor, Perry Mason, Ironsides, Godzilla
1915 Jack Perry, businessman
1914 Perry Bass, Texas billionaire
1913 Dane Clark, Brooklyn, actor, Wire Service, Bold Venture, Perry Mason
1912 Perry Como, [Pierino], Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, singer/TV, Perry Como Show
1911 Joan Perry Cohn Harvey, actress, Hands of a Stranger
1909 Fred Perry, English tennis star/commentator, Wimbledon, 1934-36
1903 Charles Bruce Perry, professor of medicine
1902 Stepin Fetchit, [Lincoln Perry], Florida, actor, Miracle in Harlem
1901 Oliver [Hazard Perry] La Farge, New York City, anthropologist/novelist
1896 Nora Perry, writer, dies
1893 Commodore Perry arrives in Japan
1889 Erle Stanley Gardner, U.S. detective writer, Perry Mason
1888 Antoinette Perry, American Actress
1887 John Hamilton, Penn, actor, Perry White-Superman
1854 Treaty of Kanagawa: Commodore Perry forces Japan to opens ports to U.S.
1854 U.S. Commodore Matthew C. Perry's 2nd trip to Japan
1853 Commodore Perry requests trade relations with Japan
1853 Adm Perry and U.S. Navy visit Japan
1853 Commodore Matthew Perry sails his frigate Susquehanna into Tokyo Bay
1853 Commodore Matthew Perry reach Japan
1845 Rubber band patented by Stephen Perry of London
1831 Edward Aylesworth Perry, Brig General Confederate Army
1823 Oliver Hazard Perry Throck Morton, Gov-Ind, died in 1877
1823 William Flank Perry, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1901
1819 Oliver Hazard Perry, naval hero, dies on 34th birthday
1813 Comm Oliver H Perry defeats British in Battle of Lake Erie
1794 Matthew Calbraith Perry, Commodore, opened Japan
1785 Oliver Hazard Perry, U.S. Naval hero, "We have met the enemy"
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