2002 Josh Ryan Evans, actor, Passions, dies at 20
2000 Fran Ryan, actress, Green Acres, dies at 83
1996 Houston Astro's retire Nolan Ryan's #34
1996 Texas Rangers retire their 1st number, Nolan Ryan's #34
1993 Nolan Ryan, 46, pitches his last game
1993 Nolan Ryan, 324th and final victory, Rangers 4, Indians 1
1992 Mets trade David Cone to Toronto for Jeff Kent and Ryan Thompson
1992 Nolan Ryan strikes out his 100th batter for 23rd consecutive seasons
1991 Nolan Ryan's 4-3 victory over Twins is his 312th career win
1991 Jack Ryan, inventor (Barbie Doll, Hot Wheels), dies at 65
1991 Nolan Ryan possible 8th no-hitter ends in the 8th inning
1991 Nolan Ryan pitches his 7th no-hitter, beating Toronto
1991 Texas Ranger Nolan Ryan pitches record 7th no hitter (beats Toronto 3-0)
1990 Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan wed
1990 Nolan Ryan becomes 20th major league pitcher to win 300 games
1990 Nolan Ryan pitches his 6th no-hitter beating Oakland, in 9th he retires Ken Phelps, Rickey Henderson and Willie Randolph (all ex Yanks)
1990 Nolan Ryan ties Bob Feller's record of pitching 12 1-hitters
1990 Ryan White, hemophiliac aids sufferer, dies at 18
1989 Ryan Jessup, actor, Mikie-Baby Talk
1989 Nolan Ryan's perfect game broken in 8th, but gets his 300th strikeout
1989 Nolan Ryan strikes out his 5,000th batter (Rickey Henderson)
1989 Nolan Ryan becomes 2nd pitcher to defeat all 26 teams
1989 Nolan Ryan pitches his 2nd one-hitter this season and 11th overall
1989 Nolan Ryan blows a no hitter in 9th inning
1989 Nolan Ryan strikes out his 5,000th batter (Rickey Henderson)
1989 "Ryan's Hope" ends 13 year run on ABC-TV
1988 Rangers sign free-agent pitcher Nolan Ryan to a one-year contract
1988 Nolan Ryan is 7th to win 100 game on 2 teams, as Astro beat Mets 6-3
1988 Trevor Howard, actor (Ryan's Daughter), dies of bronchitis at 71
1987 Nolan Ryan strikes out his 4,500th batter
1987 Nolan Ryan passes the 200-strikeout barrier for record 11th time
1986 AIDS patient Ryan White returns to classes at Western Middle School
1985 Astros' Nolan Ryan, 1st to strike out 4000 (Mets' Danny Heep)
1984 Edmond Ryan, actor (Human Monster), dies at 79 of a heart attack
1984 Ryan O'Donohue, born in Pomona, California, actress, Byrds of Paradise, Boys are Back
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
1983 Lee Ryan, British Musician
1983 Steve Carlton temporarily passes Nolan Ryan with his 3,552 strike out
1983 Richard Jackson, Redlands, California, actor, Ryan Meyers-Saved by the Bell
1983 Nolan Ryan surpasses Walter Johnson for most strikeouts (3,508)
1983 Nolan Ryan becomes strikeout king (3,509), passing Walter Johnson
1983 Nolan Ryan strikes out his 3,500th batter
1982 Ryan Cabrera, American Musician
1981 Houston Astro Nolan Ryan 5th no-hitter beats Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-0
1981 Nolan Ryan's 5th career no-hitter as Astros beat Dodgers 5-0
1981 Astro's Nolan Ryan passes Early Wynn as all-time walk leader, 1,777
1980 Nolan Ryan is 4th to strikeout 3,000
1980 Ryan Gosling, Canadian Actor
1980 Ivan Triesault, actor (Von Ryan's Express, Desert Fox), dies at 81
1979 Astros sign Nolan Ryan, to record 4 year, $4.5 million contract
1979 Calif's Nolan Ryan and Boston's Steve Renko each lose no-hitters in 9th
1979 Elizabeth Ryan, tennis ace (won 19 Wimbledon titles), dies at 87
1978 Leo J. Ryan, (Rep-Cal) and 4 killed in Jonestown, Guyana by members of Peoples Temple, followed by ritual mass suicide of 914 members
1978 Angels Nolan Ryan strikes out 15 Mariners, 20th time he has 15 in game
1977 Nolan Ryan strikes out 300 batters for 5th straight year
1977 Nolan Ryan notches his 4th career 19-strikeout game
1977 Ashley Ryan Ruiz Offord, born in Miami, Florida, singer, Menudo-Cannonball
1977 Ryan Mitchell, born in Port Augusta SA Australia, swimmer 1996 Olympics
1977 Sarah Ryan, Adelaide SA Australia, swimmer 1996 Olympics
1977 Terry Ryan, St. Johns, NHL left wing, Montreal Canadiens
1977 Ryan Frances, actor, Trevor-Sisters
1976 Ryan Drese, born in San Francisco, California, baseball pitcher 1996 Olympics bronze
1976 Ryan Smyth, Banff, NHL left wing for the Edmonton Oilers
1976 Ryan Reynolds, Canadian Actor
1975 Sheila Ryan, actress(Song of Texas, Great Guns), dies at 54
1975 TV soap opera "Ryan's Hope" premieres
1975 Ryan Tucker, NFL center for the St. Louis Rams
1975 Nolan Ryan's bid for 2nd no-hitter broken in 6th inning
1975 California Angel Nolan Ryan 4th no-hitter beats Baltimore Orioles, 1-0
1974 Cornelius Ryan, war reporter/historian (Bridge too Far), dies at 54
1974 Marissa Ryan, actress, Elizabeth MacGillis-Major Dad
1974 California Angel Nolan Ryan throws fastest recorded pitch (100.9 MPH)
1974 California Angel Nolan Ryan 3rd no-hitter beats Minnesota Twin, 4-0
1974 Ryan Phillippe, American Actor
1974 Nolan Ryan pitch measured at record 161.6 kph (100.4 mph)
1974 Ryan Longwell, NFL kicker, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1974 Nolan Ryan strikes out 19 and walks only 2 as Angels top Red Sox, 4-2
1974 Angels' Nolan Ryan strikes out 19 Red Sox in 12 innings
1974 Ryan Phillips, linebacker for the New York Giants
1974 Ryan Seacrest, American Entertainer
1973 Ryan Berube, U.S., 800m freestyle relay, 1996 Olympics gold
1973 Nolan Ryan strikes out 16 in 11 innings, for record 383 of season
1973 Tim Ryan, American Politician
1973 California Angel Nolan Ryan 2nd no-hitter beats Detroit Tigers, 6-0
1973 Robert Ryan, U.S. actor (Dirty Dozens, Longest Day), dies at 63
1973 California Angel Nolan Ryan's 1st no-hitter beats Kansas City Royals, 3-0
1973 Irene Ryan, actress (Granny-Beverly Hillbillies), dies at 69
1973 Ryan Coughlin, CFL offensive linebacker, Montreal Alouettes
1973 Ryan Giggs, Welsh Athlete
1972 Jim Ryan (U.S.) and Billy Fordjour (Ghana) collide and fall in qualifying competitions for 1,500m finals, ending Ryan's chances for gold
1972 Ryan Leahy, WLAF OL for the Amsterdam Admirals
1972 Ryan Christopherson, NFL running back for the Jacksonville Jaguars
1972 Ryan Fujita, hockey forward, Team Japan 1998
1972 Ryan Kuwabara, hockey forward, Team Japan 1998
1972 Ryan McCoy, WLAF LB, London Monarchs
1972 Ryan Grigson, NFL guard and tackle, Detroit Lions
1972 Ryan Kuehl, defensive tackle for the Washington Redskins
1971 Ryan Hancock, Santa Clara California, pitcher for the California Angels
1971 Ryan Terry, NFL running back/kick returner for the Arizona Cardinals
1971 Ryan Carey, CFL safety for the Saskatchewan Roughriders
1971 Ryan Klesko, born in Westminster, California, outfielder, Atlanta Braves
1971 Ryan Hawblitzel, born in West Palm Beach, Florida, pitcher for the Colorado Rockies
1971 Ryan Yarborough, NFL wide receiver, Baltimore Ravens, New York Jets
1971 Ryan Mark Lambert
1971 Ryan Hayden, Indianapolis Indiana, 400m hurdler
1970 Ryan Wetnight, NFL tight end for the Chicago Bears
1970 Ryan McNeil, NFL cornerback, Detroit Lions, St. Louis Rams
1970 Natasha Ryan, born in Los Angeles, California, actress, Amy-Ladies' Man
1970 Paul Ryan, American Politician
1969 Dick Ryan, actor (For Heaven's Sake), dies after long illness at 72
1969 Tichina Arnold, born in Queens, actress, Ryan's Hope, Sharla-All My Children
1969 Traci Lin-Tavi, born in New York City, actress, Ryan's Hope, F/X, Fright Night 2
1968 Ken Ryan, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies
1968 Yasmine Bleeth, born in New York City, actress, Ryan's Hope, 1 Life to Live, Baywatch
1968 Jeri Ryan, actress, 7 of 9-Star Trek Voyager
1968 Ryan Bowen, U.S. baseball pitcher for the Florida Marlins
1966 Paul Michael Valley, actor, Ryan Harrison-Another World
1966 Matthew Ryan, Port Jefferson, New York, team handball circle 1996 Olympics
1965 Maria Pitillo, Matwah, New Jersey, actress, Ryan's Hope
1964 Cleveland Browns' Frank Ryan sets club record of 5 TD passes
1964 Gary Ryan, rocker, Blackhearts
1961 Meg Ryan, Bethel, Connecticut, actr, When Harry Met Sally, As the World Turns
1959 Ryan Stiles, born in Seattle, Washington actor, Lewis-Drew Carey Show
1957 Dirk Blocker, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Ryan's Four
1957 Ryan X-13 Vertijet becomes 1st jet to take-off and land vertically
1953 Phillie's Connie Ryan gets 6 hits in a game
1952 Ellis W Ryan resigns as Cleveland Indians president
1951 Leslie Easterbrook, born in Los Angeles, California, actress, Ryan's Hope, Police Acadamy 5
1951 Roz Ryan, born in Detroit, Michigan, actress, Amelia-Amen, Occupied
1950 Baseball owners choose Lou Perini (Braves), Phil Wrigley (Cubs), Del Webb (Yankees), and Ellis Ryan (Indians) to select new commissioner
1949 Chico Ryan, rock vocalist, Sha Na Na
1947 Nolan Ryan, pitcher, Mets, Angels, Astros, 7 no-hitters, 5,714 Ks
1944 Peter Ryan, British national director, Police Training
1943 Squire Fridell, born in Oakland California, actor, Rosetti and Ryan
1941 Sarah Miles, born in Essex, England, actress, Ryan's Hope, Big Sleep, Venom
1941 Ryan O'Neal, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Peyton Place, Paper Moon, Love Story
1941 Ryan O'Neal, actor, Love Story, Paper Moon
1938 Helen Ryan, actress, Hannah
1937 Albert Hall, Boothton Alabama, actor, Trouble in Mind, Ryan's 4
1934 Elizabeth Ryan wins her 12th Wimbledon doubles championship
1934 George Ryan, American Politician
1934 Buddy Ryan, NFL coach, Philadelphia Eagles, Phoenix Cardinals
1933 Tom Skerritt, born in Detroit, Michigan, actor, Ryan's Four, Alien, Big Bad Mama
1930 43rd Wimbledon Womens Tennis: Helen Moody beats Elizabeth Ryan (62 62)
1929 Michael Ryan, actor, John Randolph-Another World
1928 Bill Ryan, born in Brooklyn, New York, newscaster, Smithsonian
1928 Mitchell Ryan, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, actor, Chase, Executive Suite
1927 Bernard Barrow, New York City, actor, Ryan's Hope, Louie Slavinsky-Loving
1926 40th U.S. Womens Tennis: Molla B Mallory beats Elizabeth Ryan (46 64 97)
1926 Helen Gallagher, born in Brooklyn, actress, Ryan's Hope, Strangers When We Meet
1926 Tom Ryan, comic strip cartoonist, Tumbleweeds
1924 Peggy Ryan, born in Long Beach, California, actress, Jenny-Hawaii Five-0
1921 34th Wimbledon Womens Tennis: Suzanne Lenglen beats E Ryan (62 60)
1921 Sheila Ryan, born in Kansas, actress, Big Fix, Mule Train, Ringside, Caged Fury
1920 Cornelius Ryan, U.S. historian and writer, Italians: Face of a Nation
1916 Trevor Howard, born in England, actor, Mutiny on Bounty, Ryan's Daughter
1912 16th Boston Marathon won by Mike Ryan of New York in 2:21:18.2
1909 Robert Ryan, Chicago, actor, Billy Budd, Dirty Dozen, Longest Day
1908 David Lean, born in Croydon, England, director, Dr. Zhivago, Ryan's Daughter
1903 Irene Ryan, El Paso Texas, actress, Granny-Beverly Hillbillies
1896 Dick Ryan, CT, actor, For Heaven's Sake, Born to be Bad
1891 Elizabeth Ryan, Anaheim California, doubles tennis champ, 6 time Wimbled
1882 Last bare knuckle champion John L Sullivan KOs Paddy Ryan in Miss
1866 Samuel Ryan Curtis, Union general-major, dies at 49
1817 Samuel Ryan Curtis, Major General Union volunteers, died in 1866
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