2005 Don Rose, American Entertainer
2005 Rose Mary Woods, American Celebrity
2004 Rose Bowl, USC Trojans beat Michigan Wolverines 28-14
2003 Rose Bowl, Oklahoma Sooners beat Washington State Cougars 34-14
2002 Rose Bowl, Miami Hurricanes beat Nebraska Cornhuskers 37-14
2001 Sandy Baron, comic, Broadway Danny Rose, dies at 63
2001 Rose Bowl, Washington Huskies beat Purdue Boilermakers 34-24
2000 Judd Rose, journalist, dies at 44
2000 Rose Bowl, Wisconsin Badgers beat Stanford Cardinals 17-9
1999 Rose Bowl, Wisconsin Badgers beat UCLA Bruins 38-31
1998 Rose Bowl, Michigan Wolverines beat Washington State Cougars 21-16
1997 Amy Fruhwirth and Clarence Rose win LPGA J C Penney Classic
1997 Rose Bowl, Ohio State Buckeyes beat Arizona State Sun Devils 10-17
1996 Bernard William George Rose, organist, dies at 80
1996 Rose Isabel Williams, sister of Tennessee Williams, dies at 86
1995 Gillian Rose, philosopher and writer, dies at 48
1995 1st NBA game at Rose Garden, Port Trailblazers lose to Grizzlies 92-80
1995 Jack Rose, screenwriter, dies at 83
1995 "Rose Tattoo" closes at Circle in the Square New York City after 80 performances
1995 "Rose Tattoo" opens at Circle in the Square Theater New York City for 80 performances
1995 Michael Tippett's "Rose Lake," premieres
1995 Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, mother of President John F Kennedy, dies at 104
1995 Rose Kennedy, American Author
1994 Jack Harkness, rose grower, dies at 75
1992 Axl Rose arrested on riot charges in St. Louis of Jul 2, 1991 concert
1991 Daniel Mann, U.S. director (Rose tattoo), dies of heart failure at 79
1991 Hall of Fame's board of directors vote 12-0 to bar Pete Rose
1991 Baseball officially bans Pete Rose from being elected to Hall of Fame
1990 David Rose, composer (Holiday for Strings, Stripper), dies at 80
1990 Pete Rose begins 5-ms prison term at Marion (IL) Federal prison camp
1990 Cincinnati Red Pete Rose is sentence to 5 months for tax evasion
1990 Pete Rose pleads guilty to hiding $300,000 in income
1989 Lou Piniella is named manager of the Reds, replacing banned Pete Rose
1989 Pete Rose is suspended from baseball for life for gambling
1989 George W. Bush and Edward W. Rose become CEO of Texas Rangers
1989 Baseball announces Reds manager Pete Rose is under investigation
1989 Pete Rose meets with Commissioner Ueberroth to discuss his gambling
1988 George Rose, actor (Devil's Disciple, Hideaways), dies at 68
1988 Reds manager Pete Rose is suspended for 30 days for pushing an ump
1988 Rose Auslander, writer, dies at 70
1987 Will Sampson, actor (From Here to Eternity, Yellow Rose), dies at 54
1987 Midnight Rockers beat Buddy Rose and Doug Somers for AWA World Tag Team
1986 Congress selects the rose as U.S. national flower
1986 Iowa's All-American running back, Ronnie Harmon, fumbles the ball 4 times in his last game-the Rose Bowl
1985 Dow Jones Industrial Average rose above 1,500 level for 1st time
1985 Helen Rose, costume designer, dies at 81
1985 Pete Rose of Cin Reds gets career hit 4,192 off Eric Show of San Diego Padres, eclipsing Ty Cobb's record
1985 Pete Rose ties Ty Cobb with 4,191 hits
1985 Pete Rose 2,108th run passes Hank Aaron as NL run scoring leader
1985 Tex Terry, actor (Apache Rose, Timberjack), dies at 82
1985 Dave Concepcion becomes 4th Cincinnati Red teammate to get 2,000 hits, others include Pete Rose, Tony Perez and Cesar Cedeno
1984 Pete Rose returns to Cin Reds as player-manager (gets 2 hits)
1984 Reds' Pete Rose collects record 3,053rd career single (vs Phila)
1984 Expos Pete Rose ties Ty Cobb with his 3,052nd single
1984 Pete Rose plays in record 3,309th game, surpassing Carl Yastrzemski
1984 Pete Rose becomes 1st NL to get get 4,000 hits in a career
1983 Cincinnati Red Pete Rose ends consecutive games played streak at 745
1982 English ship Mary Rose, which sank during an engagement with France in 1545, raised at Portsmouth, England
1982 Pete Rose sets record with his 13,941st plate appearance
1982 Pete Rose (Phillies) 12,365 at bat sets record (passes Aaron)
1982 Larry Walters using lawn chair and 42 helium balloons, rose to 16,000'
1982 Pete Rose gets his 3,772nd hit, moves past Aaron into 2nd place
1982 Pete Rose is 5th to appear in 3,000 games (Cobb, Musial, Aaron, Yaz)
1981 Pete Rose, 3,631 career hit, breaks Stan Musial's NL hit record
1981 Pete Rose ties Stan Musial's NL record of 3,630 hits
1980 Pete Rose, 39, steals second, third, and home in one inning for Phillies
1980 Rose VBL Windsor, daughter of English prince Richard
1979 Pete Rose reaches 200 hits in a season for 10th time
1979 Phillies Pete Rose collects NL record 2,427th career single
1978 Free agent Pete Rose signs 4-year, $32 million contract with Phillies
1978 Phillies Pete Rose becomes highest paid baseball player
1978 3rd annual reentry free-agent draft, Pete Rose, Tommy John, and Darrell Evans, available
1978 Braves stop Reds Pete Rose's hitting streak at 44 games
1978 Pete Rose goes hitless, ends his 44 game hitting streak (ties NL)
1978 Pete Rose ties NL record hitting streak at 44
1978 Cincinnati Red Pete Rose sets NL record hitting in 38 consecutive games
1978 Pete Rose ties NL hitting streak of 37 games
1978 Cincinnati Red Pete Rose becomes 14th player to get 3,000 hits
1977 Pete Rose passes Frankie Frisch as switch-hit leader with 2,881
1977 President Ford pardons Iva Toguri D'Aquino (Tokyo Rose)
1974 Malik Rose, NBA forward for the San Antonio Spurs
1974 Rose McGowan, American Actress
1973 Nixon's personal sec, Rose Mary Woods, tells a federal court she accidentally caused part of 18 -minute gap in a key Watergate tape
1973 Pete Rose wins NL MVP
1973 NLCS game 3 brawl between Cins' Pete Rose and New York Met Bud Harrelson
1973 Pete Rose and Willie Davis both get career hit # 2,000
1973 Wings release "Red Rose Speedway" in UK
1973 Paul McCartney releases "Red Rose Speedway" including "My Love"
1973 Jalen Rose, NBA guard for the Indiana Pacers
1973 Jalen Rose, NBA guard for the Denver Nuggets
1973 "Purlie" closes at Billy Rose Theater New York City after 14 performances
1972 "Purlie" opens at Billy Rose Theater New York City for 14 performances
1972 "Heathen!" opens and closes at Billy Rose Theater New York City for 1 performance
1971 "Earl of Ruston" closes at Billy Rose Theater New York City after 5 performances
1971 "Earl of Ruston" opens at Billy Rose Theater New York City for 5 performances
1971 "President's Daughter" closes at Billy Rose Theater New York City after 72 performances
1970 "President's Daughter" opens at Billy Rose Theater New York City for 72 performances
1970 Nel Rose, dancer, dies at 55
1970 Gypsy Rose Lee, stripper/actress (Pruitts of S Hampton), dies at 56
1970 Anita St. Rose, Miss Universe-Great Britain 1996
1969 Fortunio Bonanova, actor (My Best Gal, Havana Rose), dies at 74
1969 "Billy" opens and closes at Billy Rose Theater New York City after 1 performance
1968 Bob Gibson edges Pete Rose to win NL MVP
1968 "Here's Where I Belong" opens/closes at Billy Rose Theater New York City
1968 Rose Wilder Lane, American Journalist
1966 Minerva Urecal, actress (Apache Rose, Ghost Crazy), dies at 81
1966 Billy Rose, U.S. theater producer (Diamond Horse Show), dies at 66
1963 Cincinnati 2nd baseman Pete Rose wins NL Rookie of Year
1963 Pete Rose triples for his 1st major league base hit
1963 Pete Rose debuts with hits in his 2 1st at bats in spring training
1963 Seal, English vocalist/songwriter, Killer, Crazy, Kiss by a Rose
1963 Stark Young, U.S. writer (So Red the Rose), dies at 81
1962 "Family Affair" closes at Billy Rose Theater New York City after 65 performances
1962 Axl Rose, Lafayette, Indiana, vocalist, Guns and Roses
1962 "Family Affair" opens at Billy Rose Theater New York City for 65 performances
1961 Rebecca De Mornay, born in Santa Rose, California, actress, Hand that Rocks Cradle
1959 Jamie Rose, New York City, actress, Susan Birch-St. Elsewhere, Falcon Crest
1959 Rikki Rockett, rocker, Poison-Every Rose Has a Thorn
1959 Eric Blore, actor (Abie's Irish Rose, Love Happy), dies at 70
1958 Bobby Dall, rocker, Poison-Every Rose Has a Thorn
1958 Rose Macaulay, writer, dies at 77
1957 Michael Rose, born in Kingston, Jamaica, rocker, Black Uhuru-Brutal, Positive
1956 John Jorgenson, born in Madison, Wisconsin, singer, Desert Rose Band-Love Reunited
1955 Michael Chekhov, actor (Rhapsody, Abie's Irish Rose), dies at 64
1954 Kathleen Quinlan, California, actress, Never Promised You a Rose Garden
1954 Rose and Cotton Bowl are 1st sport colorcasts
1953 Steve Duncan, born in Knoxville, Tennessee, singer, Desert Rose Band-Love Reunited
1953 41st Australian Mens Tennis: Ken Rosewall beats Mervyn Rose (60 63 64)
1951 5th Tony Awards: Guys and Dolls and Rose Tattoo win
1951 Tennessee Williams' "Rose Tattoo," premieres in New York City
1950 Brian Rose, cricketer, England batsman in 9 Tests 1977-81
1950 Gemma Craven, Dublin, actress, Wagner, Story of Slipper and Rose
1949 Michael Rose, rocker, Average White Band
1949 Iva Toguri D'Aquino (Tokyo Rose) sentenced to 10 years and $10,000 fine
1947 Gillian Rose, philosopher and writer
1947 Lynn Anderson, ND, country singer, I Never Promised you a Rose Garden
1947 Rose Tremain, novelist/playwright
1946 Alaina Reed, Springfield Ohio, actress, Rose Lee Holloway-227
1946 Bill Bryson, Evanston, Illinois, singer, Desert Rose Band-Love Reunited
1945 Maurice Rose, 1st U.S. general in Nazi Germany, killed in action at 45
1945 Jay Dee Maness, Loma Linda California, singer, Desert Rose Band-Love Reunited
1944 Sherley Anne Williams, U.S. literary, Dessa Rose
1944 Herb Pedersen, born in Berkley, California, singer, Desert Rose Band-Love Reunited
1943 Rose Tremain, British novelist/playwright, Restoration
1943 Christoph Probst, German resistance fighter (That Weisse Rose), dies
1943 Hans Scholl, German resistance fighter (White Rose), beheaded at 24
1943 Sophie Scholl, German resistance fighter (Die Weisse Rose), beheaded
1943 Munich resistance group "White Rose" captured by Nazis
1943 Sign on Munich facade: "Out with Hitler! Long live freedom!" done by "White Rose" student group, caught on 2/18, beheaded on 2/22
1942 Charlie Rose, Henderson, North Carolina, newscaster, CBS Night Watch
1942 Rose Bowl played in North Carolina due to Japanese threat-Oregon 20, Duke 16
1941 Pete Rose, Cincinnati Reds, Charlie hustle, most hits in majors
1940 Tim Rose, rocker
1940 Reva Rose, born in Chicago, Illinois, singer and actress, Temperature's Rising
1940 Mary Rose Oakar, Rep
1939 Susan Anspach, New York City, actress, Grace-Yellow Rose, Blume in Love
1939 Charles Rose, Rep-D-North Carolina, 1973-
1939 Murray Rose, Scottish Athlete
1937 Lord Justice Rose
1937 Conny Vandenbos, Dutch singer, My rose, my little rose
1936 Rose Elizabeth Bird, California Supreme Court Justice
1935 Lee Remick, born in Quincy, Massachusetts, actress, Days of Wine and Rose, Long Hot Summer
1934 Don Rose, American Entertainer
1933 Richard Rose, Professor of Public Policy, Strathclyde University
1932 Marisa Pavan, born in Cagliari, Italy, actress, Solomon and Sheba, Rose Tattoo
1932 Rose Franken's "Another Language," premieres in New York City
1932 Vince Hill, singer, Roses of Picardy, La Vie en Rose
1932 Umberto Eco, author, Name of the Rose
1930 Ben Cooper, Hartford, Connecticut, actor, Rose Tattoo, Outcast, Arizona Raiders
1929 Rose Nyland, writer
1929 Roy Riegels runs 60 yds the wrong way with Rose Bowl fumble recovery
1928 Margaret Rule, consultant, Mary Rose Trust
1928 Estelita Rodriguez, born in Cuba, actress, Cuban Fireball, Havana Rose
1928 David Berriman, CEO, Rose Thomson Young group of Lloyds Trustees
1925 Rose Marie, actress/comedienne, Sally Rogers-Dick Van Dyke Show
1924 Rudolf Friml's "Rose Marie" opens to rave reviews in New York City
1924 Geoffrey Johnson Smith, actor, Norman Loves Rose, Drinking Games
1923 Rose Marie, born in New York City, actress, Sally Rogers-Dick Van Dyke Show
1923 John McKay, West Virginia, football coach, USC, Tampa Bay, 5X Rose Bowl champ
1922 Rose Moffard, acting Gov-AZ
1922 "Abie's Irish Rose" 1st of over 2,500 performances
1921 Nederlander Theater opens at 208 W 41 St. New York City (Billy Rose, Trafalgar)
1921 [Leopold J] Paul Cammermans, Flemish actor, Getatoeeerde Rose
1920 Ben Cami, Flemish writer/poet, Rose from Mud
1920 George Rose, Bicester England, actor, Beacon Hill, Holocaust
1918 Hans Scholl, German resistance fighter, Die Weisse Rose
1918 Leonard Rose, born in Washington D.C., concert cellist, New York Phil 1943-51
1918 Jack Harkness, rose grower
1917 Polly Rose, actress, Myrtle-Love That Jill
1917 Rose Mary Woods, American Celebrity
1916 Tokyo Rose, [Iva Toguri D'Aquino], propagandist, WW II
1916 Bernard William George Rose, composer/organist
1916 1st football game in Rose Bowl (Washington State-Brown)
1914 Nel Rose, Dutch dance teacher
1914 Rose Hill, singer and actress, Nicholas Nickleby, Shot in the Dark
1914 Rose Stainton, CEO, British Airways
1914 Gypsy Rose Lee, born in Seattle, Washington stripper, or 0109 or 0208
1914 Gypsy Rose Lee, [Rose Hovick], Seattle, burlesque actress, Gypsy
1911 Jack Rose, screenwriter
1911 Stuart Rose, designer, British Post Office
1911 Mitch Miller, born in Rochester, New York, sing along with Mitch, Yellow Rose of Tx
1910 David Rose, born in London, England, orch leader, Red Skelton Show, Stripper
1909 Rose Isabel Williams, sister of Tennessee Williams
1909 [Rose] Joan Blondell, New York City, actress, Real McCoys, Here Come the Brides
1908 Paul Lebeau, Flemish writer, Last Rose, Xanthippe
1908 Anna Magnani, born in Alexandria, Egypt, actress, Rose Tattoo, Miracle
1907 1st Portland Rose festival
1907 Rose Auslander, writer
1906 Phil Regan, singer, My Wild Irish Rose
1903 1st Teddy Bear introduced in America, made by Morris and Rose Michtom
1902 1st Rose Bowl game (Pasadena, California) (University of Mich-49, Sanford-0)
1900 Jed Harris, producer/director, Billy Rose Show, Operation Mad Ball
1899 Billy Rose, theatrical producer, Diamond Horse Show
1899 Ruth Schaumann, German painter/writer, Rose, Black King
1897 White Rose Mission opens on East 97th Street, New York City
1896 Raymond Herreman, Flemish writer, Rose of Jericho
1892 Ernestine Rose, Activist
1891 Michael Chekhov, Russia, actor, Abie's Irish Rose, Rhapsody
1890 Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, mom of John F. Kennedy, RFK and Ted
1890 Rose Kennedy, American Author
1889 Ray Collins, born in Sacramento, California, actor, Homecoming, Good Sam, Rose Marie
1888 Graham McNamee, sportscaster, 1st Rose Bowl
1888 Tris Speaker, baseball great, hit more doubles than Pete Rose
1886 Rose Wilder Lane, American Journalist
1884 Rose Schneiderman, New York state department of labor sect, 1937-44
1881 Stark Young, U.S. critic/writer, So Red the Rose
1881 Emilie Rose Macaulay, English writer
1881 Rose Macaulay, writer
1876 Nelly Saunders and Rose Harland fight 1st female boxing match (NY)
1873 Rose Melville, actress, Sis
1872 Henriette de Vreker-Verschuur, Dutch/Flemish actress, Rose Kate
1851 Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, U.S., nun/daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne
1810 Ernestine Rose, Activist
1800 William Billings, U.S. composer (Rose of Sharon), dies at 53
1772 Louis-Claude Daquin, French organist/composer (La Rose), dies at 77
1746 William Billings, born in Boston, Massachusetts, hymn composer, Rose of Sharon
1694 Louis-Claude Daquin, [d'Acquin], French organist/composer, La Rose
1545 King Henry VIII's flagship Mary Rose sinks at Portsmouth; 73 die
1545 Roger Grenville, English captain of Mary Rose, drowns
1400 Luca della Robbia, Italy, sculptor, Madonna of Rose Garden
1292 Sa'di, great Persian poet (Orchard, Rose Garden), dies
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