2003 NBA Finals, San Antonio Spurs beat New Jersey Nets 4 games to 2
2003 Super Bowl XXXVII, Qualcomm Stadium San Diego, Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat Oakland Raiders 48-21
2002 World Series, Anaheim Angels beat San Francisco Giants 4 games to 3
2002 21st NCAA Women's Basketball Championship: at San Antonio
1999 NBA Finals, San Antonio Spurs beat New York Knicks 4 games to 1
1999 18th NCAA Women's Basketball Championship: at San Jose
1998 World Series, New York Yankees beat San Diego Padres 4 games to 0
1998 60th NCAA Men's Basketball Championship: at Alamodome San Antonio
1998 Super Bowl XXXII, Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, Denver Broncos beat Green Bay Packers 31-24
1998 NFC Championship: Green Bay Packers beat San Francisco 49'ers 23-10
1997 San Francisco 49ers retire Joe Montana's #16
1997 Flyers Eric Lindros tries to bite San Jose defenseman Marty McSorley
1997 San Francisco Giants manager Dusty Baker named NL Manager of the Year
1997 At 6:11 AM San Francisco experiences a black out
1997 San Diego Padres trade Rickey Henderson to Anaheim Angels
1997 1st ever baseball inter-league game San Francisco Giants beat Texas Rangers 4-3
1997 Kevin Brown of Florida Marlins no hits San Francisco Giants 9-0
1997 Expos trailing San Francisco Giants by 9 runs comeback to win 14-13
1997 Chicago Cubs turn baseballs 68th triple play (vs San Francisco Giants)
1997 San Diego Padres retire #35 worn by pitcher Randy Jones
1997 Howard Stern Radio Show premieres in San Diego, California on KIOZ 105.3 FM
1997 San Diego Padres and St. Louis Cardinals play at Aloha Stadium Hawaii
1997 Sam Moskowitz, San Francisco fandom historian, dies at 76
1997 San Francisco Giant J. T. Snow suffers a fractured eye socket when hit by a pitch
1997 San Francisco Giants Barry Bonds signs record $22.9M 2 year contract
1997 Milton Cato, PM of San Vincent and Grenadines (1979-84), dies
1997 47th NHL All-Star Game: East beat West 11-7 at San Jose Arena
1996 San Diego Padres sweep Los Angeles Dodgers in race for NL West title
1996 San Francisco Giant Bobby Bond is 2nd player to hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases
1996 46th NBA All-Star Game: East beats West 129-118 at San Antonio
1996 Or San Yu, president of Burma in (1981-88), dies
1996 U San Yu, soldier/politician, dies at 77
1995 San Francisco Giants announce plans to build a new stadium to open in 2000
1995 Expos pitcher Pedro Martinez perfect game is broken up in 10th inning as San Diego's Bip Roberts leads off with a double, Mont wins 1-0
1995 CFL's Sacramento Gold Miners become San Antonio Texans
1995 Howard Stern radio show premieres in San Diego, California on KIOZ 105.3 FM
1995 Superbowl XXIX: San Francisco 49ers beat San Diego Chargers, 49-26 in Miami
1995 Superbowl MVP: Steve Young, San Francisco, QB
1995 San Diego Chargers beat Pittsburgh Steelers 17-13 for AFC championship
1995 San Francisco 49ers beat Dallas Cowboys for NFC championship
1994 1st NFL game on Fox network (exhibition - San Francisco vs Denver)
1994 Lili Damita, wife of Errol Flynn (Bridge of San Luis Rey), dies at 89
1994 "Where On Earth Is Carmen San Diego," debuts on Fox TV
1994 Helicopter crashes into office building in San Jose, California, 1 dead
1994 Esther Ralston, U.S. actress (Tin Pan Alley, San Francisco Docks), dies at 91
1993 1st NBA game in Alamodome, San Antonio Spurs beat Warriors 91-85
1993 San Francisco outfielder Darren Lewis sets record of 267 consec errorless games
1993 Philadelphia Phillies beat San Francisco Giants 7-6 in 20 innings
1993 Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas opens
1992 San Francisco Giants renig on $43 million pact with Barry Bonds
1992 Tampa Bay group purchases San Francisco Giants
1992 San Jose voters reject Giants plan to build a new stadium
1992 America Cup finals begin in San Diego
1991 93 cars and 11 truck accident near San Francisco during a dust storm, 17 die
1991 San Diego State's Marshall Faulk is 1st freshman to capture national rushing and scoring titles
1991 Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi wins Nobel Peace Prize
1991 San Jose Sharks beat Calgary for their 1st NHL win, 4-3
1991 San Jose Sharks lose 4-3 to Vancouver Canucks in their 1st NHL game
1991 Freshman Marshall Faulk of San Diego State rushed for NCAA record
1991 Atlanta Braves Kent Mercker, Mark Wohlers and Alejandro Pena pitched 1st combined no-hitter in NL, beating San Diego Padres, 1-0
1991 San Francisco Giant pitcher Dave Dravecky's cancerous left arm is amputated
1991 San Diego Sockers win 4th consecutive Major Soccer League championship
1991 Orlando Thunder beats San Antonio Riders in their 1st WLAF game 35-34
1991 Matt Barr's field goal with no time left gives New York Giant 15-13 Victory over defending champs San Francisco 49ers, for NFC title
1991 Vasco Pratolini, Italy, writer (Ragazze di San Frediano), dies at 77
1990 NL batting champ Willie McGee signs as a free agent with San Francisco Giants
1990 NFL's New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers after winning their 1st 10 games both
1990 Helen Hudson sings national anthem in 26th park of year (San Diego)
1990 Roseanne Barr sings National Anthem at San Diego Padre game
1990 Paul Wynne, KGO-TV San Francisco reporter, dies of AIDS at 46
1990 Superbowl XXIV: San Francisco 49ers beat Denver Broncos, 55-10 in New Orleans Superbowl MVP: Joe Montana, San Francisco, QB
1990 Will Clark, NL's MVP signs a $15M 4-year contract with San Francisco Giants
1989 Oakland A's sweep San Francisco Giants in earthquake/BART series
1989 Buck Helm found alive after being buried 4 days, in San Francisco earthquake
1989 Earthquake in San Francisco (6.9) cancels 3rd game of World Series, kills 67
1989 Beth Daniel wins LPGA Konica San Jose Golf Classic
1989 Oakland wins AL West and San Francisco wins NL West title
1989 Cancer sufferer/San Francisco Giant pitcher Dave Dravecky breaks arm on mound
1989 Javier Sotomayor of Cuba sets high jump record (8'0") in San Juan
1989 Burma government puts author Aung San Suu Kyi under house arrest
1989 New York Supreme Court takes America's Cup away from San Diego Yacht Club for using a catamaran against New Zealand. Appeals court eventually overrules
1989 Superbowl XXIII: San Francisco 49ers beat Cin Bengals, 20-16 in Miami Superbowl MVP: Jerry Rice, San Francisco, WR
1988 Kathy Guadagnino wins LPGA Konica San Jose Golf Classic
1988 Miami Dolphins beat San Francisco 49ers 27-21 in London
1988 Highest temperature ever recorded in San Francisco, 103 degrees F (39 degrees C)
1988 San Antonio (Texas League) beats Jackson 1-0 in 26 innings
1988 Ayako Okamoto wins LPGA San Diego Inamori Golf Classic
1988 Jose Vizcaino, born in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic, infielder for the New York Mets
1988 3-judge panel of 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco strikes down Army's ban on homosexuals (later overturned by appeal)
1988 Superbowl XXII: Washington Redskins beat Denver Broncos, 42-10 in San Diego Superbowl MVP: Doug Williams, Washington, QB
1987 St. Louis Cardinals beat San Francisco Giants, 4 games to 3 in NLCS
1987 Jan Stephens wins LPGA Konica San Jose Golf Classic
1987 1st 3 San Diego Padres hit home runs off San Francisco starter Roger Mason
1987 San Diego Yacht Club celebrates return of America's Cup
1986 Dupont Plaza Hotel fire in San Juan, Puerto Rico kills 97
1986 7.5 Earthquake strikes San Salvador, El Salvador
1986 Houston Astro Mike Scott no-hits San Francisco Giants, 2-0
1986 Patty Sheehan wins LPGA Konica San Jose Golf Classic
1986 San Francisco Federal jury convicts Navy radioman Jerry Whitworth of espionage
1986 San Francisco Giant Robby Thompson is caught stealing record 4 times
1986 San Diego Padre Steve Garvey ejected for 1st time
1986 San Antonio's Alvin Robertson scores NBA 2nd quadruple double-20 pts, 11 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals against Phoenix
1985 Val Skinner wins LPGA Konica San Jose Golf Classic
1985 Pete Rose of Cin Reds gets career hit 4,192 off Eric Show of San Diego Padres, eclipsing Ty Cobb's record
1985 7 die in a car and train crash in San Jose, California
1985 All star MVP: LaMarr Hoyt (San Diego Padres)
1985 Julian Lennon's 1st concert (San Antonio Texas)
1985 Superbowl XIX: San Francisco 49ers beat Miami Dolphins, 38-16 in Stanford Superbowl MVP: Joe Montana, San Francisco, QB
1984 Puerto Rican tanker, San Francisco explodes spilling 2 million gallons of oil as ship caught fire
1984 Detroit Tigers beat San Diego Padres, 4 games to 1 in 81st World Series
1984 Striking umps return for Game 5 of NLCS, San Diego Padres win pennant
1984 Amy Alcott wins LPGA San Jose Golf Classic
1984 James Huberty kills 21 McDonald's patrons in San Ysidro California
1984 Walter F. Mondale wins Democratic presidential nomination in San Francisco
1984 55th All Star Baseball Game: NL wins 3-1 at Candlestick Park, San Francisco
1984 Dolphin rocket launched off San Clemente Island
1984 Taran Noah Smith, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Mark Taylor-Home Improvement
1984 Ray Kroc, founder of MacDonalds/owner San Diego Padres, dies at 81
1984 Denver Nuggets 163, San Antonio Spurs 155-highest-scoring NBA game
1983 NBA San Diego Clippers ends 29 game road losing streak
1983 KYA-AM in San Francisco, California changes call letters to KOIT
1983 Richard Baker, Zen teacher, steps down from abbotship of San Francisco Zen Center
1983 Kathy Postlewait wins LPGA San Jose Golf Classic
1983 1st non-human primate, baboon, conceived in a lab dish, San Antonio
1983 San Antonio spurs beat Denver Nuggets, 152-133 in NBA playoff game
1983 NBA San Diego Clippers begin a 29 game road losing streak
1982 FCC approves AM stereo radio, KTSA San Antonio goes stereo
1982 KGB-AM in San Diego, California changes call letters to KCNN (now KPOP)
1982 NBA highest scoring game: San Antonio beat Milwaukee 171-166 (3 OT)
1982 San Diego beats Miami 41-38 in OT after blowing a 24-0 lead
1982 Superbowl MVP: Joe Montana, San Francisco, QB
1982 Superbowl XVI: San Francisco 49ers beat Cin Bengals, 26-21 in Pontiac Mich
1982 San Diego Chargers beat Miami Dolphins, 41-38 in 13:52 of OT
1981 Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco opens at 11:30 AM
1981 Richard Nixon Museum in San Clemente closes
1981 Montreal Expo Charlie Lee no-hits San Francisco Giants, 4-0
1981 San Antonio blocks 20 Golden State shots to set NBA reg game record
1981 Henry Cisneros becomes 1st Mexican-American mayor (San Antonio)
1981 1st Richard Nixon museum opens in San Clemente, California
1980 Rider Strong, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Shawn Hunter-Boy Meets World
1980 Dallas Mavericks 1st game at Reunion Arena beat San Antonio 103-92
1980 Dodger's Jerry Reuss' no-hits San Francisco Giants 8-0
1980 Phillies and San Francisco Giants end their game at 3:11 AM
1980 Oscar Romero, archbishop of San Salvador, murdered during mass
1979 Winterland Rock Concert Hall in San Francisco closes after 556 concerts
1979 68th Davis Cup: USA beats Italy in San Francisco (5-0)
1979 San Diego Chicken reborn at Jack Murphy Stadium
1979 Julia Schultz, born in San Diego, California, playmate, Feb, 1998
1979 Dan White convicted of manslaughter death of San Francisco mayor Moscone
1979 Patricia Hearst is released from a San Francisco prison for bank robbery
1978 Dianne Feinstein is named San Francisco 1st female mayor
1978 PSA Boeing 727 and a Cessna private plane collide by San Diego, 144 die
1978 49th All Star Baseball Game: NL wins 7-3 at San Diego Stadium
1978 Amy Chow, born in San Jose, California, gymnast, Olympics-gold/silver-96
1978 Denver's David Thompson scores 73 points and San Antonio's George Gervin scores 63 points in separate NBA games (33 in 1 quarter)
1977 Victor Francen, actor (J'Acusse, San Antonio), dies at 89
1977 Lee San San, Miss Hong Kong Universe 1997
1977 San Francisco Giant Willie McCovey hits NL record 18th grand slammer
1977 San Diego Padres beat Mont Expos, 11-8, in 21 innings
1977 Jonathan Angel, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Tommy Delucca-Saved By The Bell
1977 Olivia Burnette, born in San Clemente, California, actress, Torkelsons
1977 Earthquake in San Francisco, at 5.0, strongest since 1966
1977 Dustin Diamond, born in San Jose, California, actor, Screech-Saved By Bell
1977 Beata Handra, born in San Francisco, California, dance skater, & Sinek-1997 Pac Coast Sr 3rd
1976 Longest non-stop passenger airflight (Sydney to San Francisco 13h14m)
1976 Alicia Silverstone, born in San Francisco, California, actress, Clueless, Batman Forever
1976 San Francisco Giant John Montefusco no-hits Atlanta Braves, 9-0
1976 St. Louis Cardinals beat San Diego Chargers 20-10 in Tokyo (NFL expo)
1976 San Diego Padre pitcher Randy Jones ties record of 68 innings without a walk
1976 Tim Duncan, NBA forward for the San Antonio Spurs
1976 Ryan Drese, born in San Francisco, California, baseball pitcher 1996 Olympics bronze
1976 San Francisco Giants are bought for $8 million by Bob Lurie and Bud Herseth
1976 Bob Lurie becomes CEO of San Francisco Giants
1976 Jesse "Lone Cat" Fuller, San Francisco Blues Great, dies at 80
1975 Heather O'Rourke, born in San Diego, California, actress, Happy Days, Poltergeist
1975 Thornton N Wilder, U.S. writer (Bridge of San Luis Rey), dies at 78
1975 Sara Jane Moore tries to assassinate President Ford in San Francisco California
1975 Raleigh Roundtree, tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1975 San Francisco Giant Ed Halick no-hits New York Giants, 6-0
1975 Travis Lee, born in San Diego, California, baseball 1st baseman 1996 Olympics bronze
1975 Jacque Jones, born in San Diego, California, baseball outfielder 1996 Olympics bronze
1975 1st appearance of San Diego Chicken
1975 Miguel Mejia, San Pedro de Macoris, outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals
1975 8th ABA All-Star Game: East 151 beats West 124 at San Antonio
1974 Cynthia Geyn Brown, born in San Jose, California, playmate, May, 1995
1974 Malik Rose, NBA forward for the San Antonio Spurs
1974 Marc Edwards, NFL fullback for the San Francisco 49ers
1974 Alexander Polinsky, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Adam-Charles in Charge
1974 Justin Whalin, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Jimmy Olsen-Lois and Clark
1974 Justin Whalin, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Jimmy-Lois and Clark, Charles in Charge
1974 Dave Fiore, tackle for the San Francisco 49ers
1974 1st Laura Ashley-store in U.S. opens in San Francisco
1974 Ted Giannous, born in San Diego, actor, KGB Chicken
1974 Jason Kendall, born in San Diego, California, catcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates
1974 Bryan Still, wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers
1974 Kenny Bynum, running back for the San Diego Chargers
1974 Paul Bradford, cornerback for the San Diego Chargers
1974 Ben Bordelon, tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1974 James Burgess, linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1974 Toran James, linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1974 NASA launches Italian satellite San Marcos C-2 (235/843 km)
1974 McDonald's founder Ray Kroc buys San Diego Padres
1974 Zack Bronson, safety for the San Francisco 49ers
1974 Ray Kroc, CEO of McDonald's, buys San Diego Padres for $12 million
1973 San Diego files anti-trust against NL (stopping Padres move to DC)
1973 Terrell Owens, wide reciever for the San Francisco 49ers
1973 NL votes to move San Diego Padres to Washington D.C. (doesn't happen)
1973 Terrance Shaw, NFL cornerback for the San Diego Chargers
1973 Nicole Teter, born in San Diego, California, 800m runner
1973 San Francisco Giants trade Willie McCovey to San Diego Padres for pitcher Mike Caldwell
1973 Monks Heng Yo and Heng Ju, start 1000 mile San Francisco to Seattle pilgrimage
1973 Mario Lopez, born in San Diego, California, actor, A C Slater-Saved by the Bell
1973 Wilt Chamberlain signs with ABA San Diego Conquistadors
1973 NL refuses to allow San Diego Padres move to Washington D.C.
1973 Terrell Fletcher, NFL running back for the San Diego Chargers
1973 Reggie Geary, NBA guard for the San Antonio Spurs
1973 Atlanta Braves Phil Niekro no-hits San Diego Padres, 9-0
1973 All star MVP: Bobby Bonds for the San Francisco Giants
1973 Christine Monge, born in San Francisco, California, female pitcher, Colo Silver Bullets
1973 Cory Alexander, NBA guard for the San Antonio Spurs
1973 San Francisco Giants Bobby Bonds sets NL record with 22 lead off HRs
1973 Ville Peltonen, Vantaa FIN, NHL forward, Team Finland, San Jose
1973 Suzannah Bianco, born in San Jose, California, synchronized swimmer, Olympics-alt-96
1973 Patrick Sapp, NFL offensive linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1973 Wendy Ward, born in San Antonio, Texas, LPGA golfer, 1995 GHP Classic-15th
1973 San Francisco Giants score 7 runs with 2 outs in 9th to beat Pirates, 8-7
1973 Aaron Hayden, NFL running back, San Diego Chargers, Green Bay Packers - Superbowl 31
1973 San Francisco 49er President Lou Spadia proposes NFL expand to 30 teams
1973 David Vaughn, NBA forward, Orlando Magic, San Francisco Warriors
1973 Jim Mills, tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1973 Latario Rachal, WLAF/NFL receiver, Amsterdam Admirals, San Diego Chargers
1973 Jimmy Oliver, NFL wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers
1973 Vincent Bradford, linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 Rodney Harrison, NFL safety for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Jamal Willis, NFL running back for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 Charlie Jones, wide reciever for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Daryl Price, defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 Marc Newfield, Sacramento California, outfielder for the San Diego Padres
1972 J J Stokes, NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 1st black NL umpire (Art Williams-Los Angeles vs San Diego)
1972 Don Sasa, NFL defensive tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Chicago White Sox Milt Pappas no-hits San Diego Padres, 1-0
1972 San Francisco Giant Jim Barr retires 1st 20 batters he faces added to last 21 he retired 6 days earlier for record 41 in a row
1972 "Cheech and Chong Day" in San Antonio Texas
1972 Nate Colbert of San Diego Padres hits record tying 5 home runs in a double header
1972 Tony Berti, NFL tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1972 David Hendrix, NFL strong safety for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Troy Sienkiewicz, NFL tackle and guard for the San Diego Chargers
1972 In Willie Mays 1st game as a New York Met his homer beats San Francisco Giants, 5-4
1972 Tommy Thompson, NFL punter for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 Natrone Means, NFL running back, San Diego Chargers, Jacksonville Jaguars
1972 David Williams, born in Bedford, Pennsylvania, outfielder for the San Francisco Giants
1972 Jeff Wilkins, NFL kicker for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 Maurice Harrell, NFL tight end for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Isaac Davis, NFL guard for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Greg Clark, tight end for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 Shannon Mitchell, NFL tight end for the San Diego Chargers
1972 William Floyd, full back for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 David Binn, NFL safety for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Pulu Poumele, guard for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Bryant Young, NFL defensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 Anthony Peterson, NFL linebacker, Chicago Bears, San Francisco 49ers
1972 Ernie Reyes, Jr., born in San Jose, California, actor, Ernie-Sidekicks
1972 Brandie Burton, San Bernardino California, LPGA golfer, 1993 du Maurier Ltd
1972 Chuck Levy, kick returner/running back for the San Francisco 49ers
1972 Willie Clark, NFL cornerback, San Diego Chargers, Philadelphia Eagles
1972 Dallas Cowboys beat San Francisco '49ers 14-3 in NFC championship game
1971 Mark Montreuil, NFL cornerback for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Melvin Nieves, San Juan Puerto Rico, outfielder for the Detroit Tigers
1971 Michael Watkins, NFL wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Shunryu Suzuki, Zen teacher, founder of San Francisco Zen Center, dies
1971 Richard Baker becomes teacher of San Francisco Zen Center
1971 Boomer [Norman] Ellison, NFL wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Monty Williams, NBA forward and guard for the San Antonio Spurs
1971 Houston Astros beat San Diego Padres, 2-1, in 21 innings
1971 Brandon Harrison, NFL wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Henry Thomas, born in San Antonio, Texas, actor, ET
1971 Rich Aurilia, born in Brooklyn, New York, infielder for the San Francisco Giants
1971 Shauna Sand, born in San Diego, California, actress, Renegade
1971 Chris Thomas, NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers
1971 Tyrone Drakeford, NFL cornerback for the San Francisco 49ers
1971 Christopher Gomez, born in Los Angeles, California, infielder for the San Diego Padres
1971 Vaughn Parker, NFL guard and tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Marshall Boze, San Manual, Arizona, pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers
1971 Sandra Haynie wins LPGA San Antonio Alamo Golf Open
1971 Jeff Brohm, quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers
1971 Tom Cavallo, NFL/WLAF linebacker, Frankfurt Galaxy, San Francisco 49ers
1971 Craig Whelihan, NFL quarterback for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Fort Point, San Francisco dedicated as a national historic site
1971 Brett Carolan, NFL tight end for the San Francisco 49ers
1971 Raul Mondesi, born in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic, outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers
1971 Becky Dyroen-Lancer, born in San Jose, California, synchro swimmer, Oly-gold-96
1971 Van Tuinei, defensive end for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Quake in San Fernando Valley kills 64 and causes over $ B damage
1971 Jamal Fountaine, NFL defensive end, San Francisco 49ers, Atlanta Falcons
1971 Kerry Taylor, U.S. baseball pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1971 Jeff Juden, Salem, Massachusetts, baseball pitcher, Philadelphia Phillies, San Francisco Giants
1971 Andre Coleman, NFL wide receiver/kick returner for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Greg Engel, NFL center for the San Diego Chargers
1971 Junior Bryant, NFL defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers
1971 29 pilot whales beach themselves and die at San Clemente Island, California
1971 Garrison Hearst, NFL running back, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers
1971 Dallas Cowboys beat San Francisco '49ers 17-10 in NFC championship game
1971 Kevin Mitchell, NFL linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers
1970 Mike Salmon, NFL/WLAF safety, Houston Oilers, Rhein Fire, San Francisco 49ers
1970 Allen Watson, born in Brooklyn, New York, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1970 Dana Stubblefield, NFL defensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers
1970 Darrien Gordon, NFL cornerback, San Diego Chargers, Broncos-Superbowl 32
1970 Kris[ten] Fillat, born in San Diego, California, field hockey forward 1996 Olympics
1970 Marquez Pope, NFL cornerback for the San Francisco 49ers
1970 NBA Cleveland Cavaliers 1st home game, lose to San Diego 110-99
1970 Manny Martinez, San Pedro DE, outfielder for the Seattle Mariners
1970 Chris Mims, NFL defensive end for the San Diego Chargers
1970 Kerri Kendall, born in San Diego, California, playmate, Sep, 1990
1970 Joey Hamilton, Statesboro Georgia, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1970 Luis Lopez, infielder for the San Diego Padres
1970 Elvis Grbac, NFL quarterback, San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs
1970 4, including presiding judge, killed in courthouse shootout in San Rafael, California (Police charge Angela Davis provided weapons)
1970 Joe Cocozzo, NFL guard for the San Diego Chargers
1970 Bryce Florie, born in Charleston, Florida, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1970 William Van Landingham, born in Columbia, Tennessee, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1970 Marsha Guialdo, born in San Juan, Trinidad, 100m hurdler
1970 San Francisco Giant Jim Ray Hart is 8th to get 6 RBIs in an inning (5th)
1970 Doug Bochtler, born in West Palm Beach, Florida, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1970 Phil A. Mickelson, born in San Diego, California, PGA golfer, 1991 Northern Telecom
1970 Pitts Pirate Doc Ellis no-hits San Diego Padres, 2-0
1970 Chad Fann, NFL tight end, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers
1970 San Diego Padres draft Mike Ivie #1
1970 Raylee Johnson, NFL defensive end for the San Diego Chargers
1970 Sebastian Barrie, NFL defensive tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1970 San Diego Padres beat San Francisco Giants 17-16 in 15 innings
1970 Derrick Deese, NFL guard for the San Francisco 49ers
1970 Mark Harris, wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers
1970 Tim Hanshaw, NFL guard for the San Francisco 49ers
1970 San Francisco beats Cincinnati 2-1, only day Reds aren't in 1st place in 1970
1970 Sean Bergman, born in Joliet, Illinois, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1970 Chris Dalman, NFL guard and center for the San Francisco 49ers
1970 Eric Castle, NFL free safety for the San Diego Chargers
1970 Ray Crittenden, wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers
1970 Brian O'Neal, NFL full back for the San Francisco 49ers
1970 NL offices begins move from Cin to San Francisco (completed Feb 23)
1970 Dell Demps, NBA guard for the San Antonio Spurs
1970 Dan Carlson, U.S. baseball pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1970 Jim Schwantz, NFL linebacker, Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers
1970 Marvin Benard, Bluefields Nicaragua, outfielder for the San Francisco Giants
1970 Terry Kirby, NFL running back, Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers
1970 Darnell Walker, NFL cornerback, Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers
1970 Ron Villone, Englewood, New Jersey, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1970 Dan Landry, born in San Diego, California, volleyball opposite hitter 1996 Olympics
1970 Royce Clayton, born in Burbank, California, infielder, San Francisco Giants, St. Louis Cardinals
1969 Rodney Culver, NFL running back for the San Diego Chargers
1969 Marco Coleman, NFL defensive end, Miami Dolphins, San Diego Chargers
1969 San Francisco Fire Department replaces leather helmets with plastic ones
1969 Lewis Bush, NFL outside linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1969 Robb Nen, San Pedro California, pitcher for the Florida Marlins
1969 John Parrella, NFL defensive tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1969 San Francisco Giant Willie McCovey edges Tom Seaver as NL MVP
1969 Rod Milstead, NFL guard for the San Francisco 49ers
1969 Dwayne Gordon, NFL linebacker, San Diego Chargers, New York Jets
1969 Lee Woodall, NFL linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers
1969 Alfred Pupunu, NFL tight end for the San Diego Chargers
1969 KHOF (now KAGL) TV ch 30 in San Bernardino/Glenda, California (IND) begins
1969 San Francisco Giant Willie Mays, becomes 2nd player to hit HR # 600
1969 Rudy Galindo, born in San Jose, California, 1996 U.S. Mens' Champion
1969 Elly Hakami, born in San Francisco, California, tennis star
1969 All star MVP: Willie McCovey for the San Francisco Giants
1969 Pat Hurst, San Leandro California, LPGA golfer, 1995 Rolex Rookie of the Year
1969 U.S. nuclear sub Guitarro sinks off San Francisco
1969 Karen Kraft, San Mateo, California, rower, 1996 Olympics silver
1969 Glen Young, NFL linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1969 Ari Meyers, born in San Juan PR, actress, Emma McArdle-Kate and Allie
1969 Scott Sanders, born in Hannibal, Missouri, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1969 Yoko Zetterlund, born in San Francisco, California, volleyball setter, Olympics bronze 1992, 1996
1969 Michael Dumas, NFL free safety, San Diego Chargers, Jacksonville Jaguars
1969 Andrew McMarlin, born in San Francisco, California, rower 1996 Olympics
1969 Steve Israel, NFL cornerback for the San Francisco 49ers, New England Patriots
1969 Deems May, NFL tight end for the San Diego Chargers
1969 Doug Creek, born in Winchester, Virginia, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1969 Shawn Jefferson, NFL wide receiver, San Diego Chargers, New England Patriots
1969 Roy Barker, NFL defensive end, Minnesota Vikings, San Francisco 49ers
1969 Phil Plantier, Manchester NH, outfielder, San Diego Padres, Red Sox, A's
1969 Junior Seau, NFL inside linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1969 Erric Pegram, NFL running back, Pit Steelers, New York Giants, San Diego Chargers
1969 Christy Turlington, born in San Francisco, California, model, Calvin Klein Eternity
1968 Aaron Craver, NFL running back, Denver Broncos, San Diego Chargers
1968 Ricky Ervins, NFL running back for the San Francisco 49ers
1968 Randy Knorr, San Gabriel California, catcher for the Houston Astros
1968 Sammy Sosa, San Pedro, Dominican Republic, outfielder for the Chicago Cubs
1968 Jose Offerman, San Pedro de Macoris, infielder for the Kansas City Royals
1968 Students of San Francisco State Counsel go on strike
1968 Alfred Williams, NFL defensive end, San Francisco 49ers, Broncos-Superbowl 32
1968 Osvaldo Fernandez, Holguin Cuba, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1968 Julio Valera, San Sebastian Puerto Rico, pitcher for the Kansas City Royals
1968 James Williams, NFL linebacker, Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers
1968 Frankie Smith, NFL cornerback, Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers
1968 Atlanta Chiefs beat San Diego Toros 3-0 for NASL championship
1968 Carre Otis, born in San Francisco, California, actress, Wild Orchid
1968 Ray Washburn (Cards) no-hits San Francisco Giants 2-0
1968 Bernie Williams, born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, outfielder, New York Yankees
1968 Matt Hamon, born in San Francisco, California, cyclist 1996 Olympics
1968 Courtney Hall, NFL center for the San Diego Chargers
1968 Rod Beck, born in Burbank, California, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1968 Michael Brandon, NFL defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers
1968 Brandi Chastain, born in San Jose, California, soccer forward 1996 Olympics
1968 Brave Hank Aaron hits his 500th HR off San Francisco Giant Mike McCormick
1968 All star MVP: Willie Mays for the San Francisco Giants
1968 Nate Singleton, NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers
1968 Derek Loville, NFL running back for the San Francisco 49ers
1968 Dan Peltier, born in Clifton Park, New York, outfielder for the San Francisco Giants
1968 Adam Walker, NFL running back for the San Francisco 49ers
1968 Melissa Coombes, born in San Gabriel, California, female pitcher, Colo Silver Bullets
1968 Brian Roche, NFL tight end for the San Diego Chargers
1968 Duane Young, NFL tight end for the San Diego Chargers
1968 NL grants San Diego Padres a franchise
1968 Nathalie Schneyder, born in San Francisco, California, synchronized swimmer, 1996 Olympics gold
1968 San Francisco's Old Hall of Justice demolished
1968 Eric Moten, NFL guard and tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1968 HemisFair 1968 opens in San Antonio, Texas
1968 Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego opens
1968 U.S. marine base Khe San Vietnam, appalled
1968 KEMO (now KOFY) TV channel 20 in San Francisco, California (IND) 1st broadcast
1968 Japanese Trade and Cultural Center (Japan Center) dedicated in San Francisco
1968 Jose Vizcaino, born in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic, infielder for the New York Mets
1968 Lynda Johnson ordered off San Francisco cable car for eating an ice cream cone
1968 Diocese of Rome announces that it "deplored the concept," but wouldn't prohibit rock and roll masses at Church of San Lessio Falconieri
1968 Merton Hanks, NFL safety for the San Francisco 49ers
1968 Cary Conklin, NFL quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers
1968 Ashely Allen, born in San Antonio, Texas, playmate, Aug, 1992
1968 Sean Elliott, NBA forward for the San Antonio Spurs
1968 Eric Davis, NFL cornerback, San Francisco 49ers, Carolina Panthers
1968 Eric Metcalf, NFL receiver/running back, Atl Falcons, San Diego Chargers
1968 Fred[ric] Honebein, born in San Francisco, California, rower, Olympics-5th-1996
1968 Brian Johnson, born in Oakland California, catcher for the San Diego Padres
1968 KBHK TV channel 44 in San Francisco, California (IND) begins broadcasting
1967 Frank Hartley, NFL tight end, Cleveland Browns, San Diego Chargers
1967 Ann Schirman, San Diego, WPVA volleyballer, National-17th-1994
1967 Dennis Brown, NFL defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers
1967 Frank Pollack, NFL tackle for the San Francisco 49ers
1967 Jaren Jackson, NBA guard and forward, Houston Rockets, San Antonio Spurs
1967 John Flaherty, New York City, catcher for the San Diego Padres
1967 Harvey Pulliam, born in San Francisco, California, outfielder for the Colorado Rockies
1967 Trevor Hoffman, Anaheim California, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1967 KGSC (now KICU) TV channel 36 in San Jose, California (IND) begins
1967 Dexter Carter, NFL running back for the San Francisco 49ers
1967 San Francisco Giants beat Cincinnati Reds, 1-0, in 21 innings
1967 Tabitha Soren, born in San Antonio, Texas, MTV reporter, This Week in Rock
1967 Debbie Spence, San Jose Cal, tennis star
1967 Construction begins on San Francisco MUNI METRO (Market Street subway)
1967 Astro Eddie Matthews hits his 500th HR off San Francisco Giant Juan Marichal
1967 Andy Ashby, born in Kansas City, Missouri, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1967 Tim Worrell, born in Pasadena, California, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1967 KPBS TV channel 15 in San Diego, California (PBS) begins broadcasting
1967 Dedrick Dodge, NFL safety, San Francisco 49ers, Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32
1967 San Marco 2 Launch (1st Equatorial Launch)
1967 21st NBA Championship: Philadelphia 76ers beat San Francisco Warriors, 4 games to 2
1967 Mark Seay, NFL wide receiver, San Diego Chargers, Philadelphia Eagles
1967 Tom Donahue, San Francisco dj begins new radio format - Progressive (KMPX-FM)
1967 Kirk Scrafford, NFL tackle for the San Francisco 49ers
1967 John Patterson, U.S. baseball infielder for the San Francisco Giants
1967 Ulf Dahlen, Ostersund SWE, NHL forward, Team Sweden, San Jose
1967 Joseph Amor, San Jose, video game record holder, Space Invaders
1966 Carl Herrera, NBA forward for the San Antonio Spurs
1966 Carwell Gardner, NFL fullback, Buffalo Bills, San Diego Chargers
1966 Kyle Kopp, San Bernardino California, water polo 2m offense 1996 Olympics
1966 Shawn Lee, NFL defensive tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1966 Anna Clark, born in San Francisco, California, playmate, Apr, 1987
1966 Archi Cianfrocco, Rome, New York, infielder for the San Diego Padres
1966 Ken Norton, Jr., NFL linebacker, Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers
1966 "Staten Island," 1st icebreaker to enter San Francisco bay
1966 Ted Popson, NFL tight end for the San Francisco 49ers
1966 24th World San Francisco Convention honors Gene Roddenberry
1966 John Wetteland, San Mateo California, pitcher, New York Yanks, Rangers, Expos
1966 Greg Jackson, NFL strong safety, Philadelphia Eagles, San Diego Chargers
1966 Antonio Goss, NFL linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers
1966 Vinny Del Negro, NBA guard for the San Antonio Spurs
1966 Darryl Hall, NFL cornerback for the San Francisco 49ers
1966 Doug Bodger, born in Chemainus BC, NHL defenseman, Team Canada, San Jose
1966 Thyme Lewis, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Jonah-Days of our Lives
1966 Janis Joplin plays her 1st gig in San Francisco
1966 Janis Joplin's 1st live concert, Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco
1966 Armando Reynoso, San Luis Potosi Mexico, pitcher for the Colorado Rockies
1966 Greg Maddux, born in San Angelo, Texas, pitcher, Atlanta Braves
1966 Steve Scarsone, born in Anaheim, California, infielder for the San Francisco Giants
1966 Oliver Barnett, NFL defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers
1966 Bo Orlando, NFL safety, San Diego Chargers, Cincinnati Bengals
1966 Dwayne Harper, NFL cornerback for the San Diego Chargers
1966 Brian Shaw, NBA guard, Orlando Magic, San Francisco Warriors
1966 Al Iafrate, born in Dearborn, Michigan, NHL defenseman, San Jose Sharks
1966 Wesley Walls, NFL tight end, Carolina Panthers, San Francisco 49ers, NO Saints
1966 San Francisco Giant Willie Mays signs highest contract, $130,000 per year
1965 Buffalo Bills beat San Diego Chargers 23-0 in AFL championship game
1965 Willie Blair, Paintsville, Kentucky, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1965 Stacy Sunny, San Bernadino California, female infielder, Colo Silver Bullets
1965 San Francisco Giant Masanori Murakami, 4-1 this year, does not renew his contract signing instead with the Nankai Hawks of Osaka for $40,000
1965 Matt Williams, infielder for the San Francisco Giants
1965 KCST TV channel 39 in San Diego, California (NBC) begins broadcasting
1965 Michael Paul Springer, born in San Francisco, California, PGA golfer, 1994 Greater Milwaukee
1965 Steve Decker, Rock Island, Illinois, catcher for the San Francisco Giants
1965 Marvin Washington, NFL defensive end, New York Jets, San Francisco 49ers
1965 Tony Martin, NFL wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers
1965 Will Perdue, NBA center for the San Antonio Spurs
1965 Japanese community of San Francisco holds Masanori Murakami Day at Candlestick Park to honor 1st Japanese player to play in major leagues
1965 David Robinson, born in Florida, NBA center, San Antonio Spurs, Olympics gold 92
1965 Shawn Michaels, born in San Antonio, wrestler, WWF/AWA
1965 Charles Smith, NBA forward for the San Antonio Spurs
1965 Kirt Manwaring, born in Elmira, New York, catcher for the San Francisco Giants
1965 Scott Livingstone, born in Dallas, Texas, infielder, San Diego Padres, Det Tigers
1965 Greg Vaughn, born in Sacramento, California, outfielder, Milwaukee Brewers, San Diego Padres
1965 Todd Bridges, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Different Strokes, Fish
1965 Steve Finley, Union City, Tennessee, outfielder for the San Diego Padres
1965 Reuben Davis, NFL defensive tackle for the San Diego Chargers
1965 Stan Humphries, NFL quarterback for the San Diego Chargers
1965 Avery Johnson, NBA guard for the San Antonio Spurs
1965 Steve Finley, born in Union City, Tennessee, outfielder for the San Diego Padres
1965 Rod Woodson, NFL cornerback/kick returner for the Pittsburgh Steelers and San Francisco 49ers
1965 John van Loen, Dutch soccer player, Feyenoord, San Frecce
1965 Harry Swayne, NFL tackle, San Diego Chargers, Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32
1965 Tim McDonald, safety for the San Francisco 49ers
1965 Brad Brink, U.S. baseball pitcher, San Francisco Giants, Philadelphia Phillies
1965 Barbara Belding, San Diego Cal, WPVA volleyballer, U.S. Open-17th-1994
1965 Darren Bennett, NFL punter for the San Diego Chargers
1965 Tim McDonald, NFL player for the San Francisco 49ers
1965 Mark Dewey, Grand Rapids, Michigan, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1964 Randy Kirk, NFL outside linebacker, AZ Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers
1964 Steve Wallace, NFL tackle, San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs
1964 Buffalo Bills beat San Diego Chargers 20-7 in AFL championship game
1964 Evelyn Conley, born in San Francisco, California, WPVA volleyballer, U.S. Open-7th-1989
1964 Kathy Whitworth wins LPGA San Antonio Civitan Golf Open
1964 Kevin Gogan, NFL guard, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers
1964 Joe LeSte, born in San Diego, California, rock vocalist, Bang Tango-Dancin' on Coals
1964 Kay Cockerill, born in San Jose, California, LPGA golfer, 1995 Friendly's Classic-32nd
1964 Chris Gwynn, born in Los Angeles, California, outfielder for the San Diego Padres
1964 KCSM TV channel 60 in San Mateo-SF, California (PBS) begins
1964 Rich Delucia, Reading, Pennsylvania, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1964 Mark McLemore, born in San Diego, California, infielder for the Texas Rangers
1964 WTSJ TV channel 18 in San Juan, PR (NBC) begins broadcasting
1964 Tim Harris, NFL defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers
1964 Beatles arrive in San Francisco, 2nd U.S. visit
1964 Johnny Thomas, NFL cornerback, Cleveland Browns, San Diego Chargers
1964 Kevin Elster, born in San Pedro, California, infielder for the Texas Rangers
1964 Jose Bautista, Bani, Dominican Republic, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1964 Barry Bonds, born in Riverside, California, left fielder, Pirates, San Francisco Giants, 3X MVP
1964 DeAnne Hemmens, born in San Francisco, California, sprint kayak 1996 Olympics
1964 Chuck Person, NBA forward for the San Antonio Spurs
1964 Greg Anderson, NBA forward and center, San Antonio Spurs, Atlanta Hawks
1964 San Francisco Giants beat New York Mets, 8-6, in 23 innings (2nd game) (7 hours 32 mins)
1964 Drew Story, San Clemente, California, canoe alternate for 1996 Olympics
1964 Leslie O'Neal, NFL defensive end, San Diego Chargers, St. Louis Rams
1964 Ronnie Harmon, NFL running back, San Diego Chargers, Tennessee Oilers
1964 18th NBA Championship: Boston Celtics beat San Francisco Warriors, 4 games to 1
1964 John Carney, NFL kicker for the San Diego Chargers
1964 Harris Barton, NFL tackle for the San Francisco 49ers
1964 Tom Lampkin, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, catcher for the San Francisco Giants
1964 Gigi Fernandez, [Beatriz], San Juan PR, U.S. tennis star, Olymp-gold-96
1964 Dennis Gibson, NFL inside linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1964 Gretchen Magers, Pittsburgh PA/San Antonio, Texas, tennis star
1964 Sharon Cain, born in San Antonio, Texas, team handball center back 1996 Olympics
1964 Jeff Tabaka, U.S. baseball pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1964 Stan Javier, S P de Macoris, Dominican Republic, outfielder, Oak A's, San Francisco Giants
1964 San Diego Chargers win AFL-championship
1963 Lori McNeil, born in San Diego, California, tennis star, 1995 Oakland doubles
1963 Robin White, San Diego Cal, tennis player, U.S. Open doubles 1988
1963 Kathy Whitworth wins LPGA San Antonio Civitan Golf Open
1963 Susie Scott, born in San Diego, California, playmate, May, 1983
1963 Patti Berendt, born in San Diego, California, LPGA golfer, 1995 Star Bank Classic-24th
1963 Alou brothers-Felipe, Matty, and Jesus-appear in San Francisco outfield for 1 inn
1963 Mark Carreon, born in Chicago, Illinois, outfielder for the San Francisco Giants
1963 All star MVP: Willie Mays for the San Francisco Giants
1963 San Francisco Giants Juan Marichal no-hits Houston Colt .45s, 1-0
1963 1st Sunday night game in baseball San Francisco Giants lose to Houston Colts 3-0
1963 Ken Caminiti, born in Hanford, California, infielder for the San Diego Padres
1963 Mark Leiter, Joliet, Illinois, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1963 Alcatraz federal penitentiary in San Francisco Bay closed
1963 Shawon Dunston, born in Brooklyn, New York, infielder for the San Francisco Giants
1963 Wilt Chamberlain of NBA San Francisco Warriors scores 70 points vs. Syracuse
1963 Willie Mays for the San Francisco Giants signs a record $100,000 per year contract
1963 Brent Jones, NFL tight end for the San Francisco 49ers
1963 Todd Benzinger, U.S. baseball player for the San Francisco Giants
1963 Raleigh MCkenzie, NFL center/guard, Philadelphia Eagles, San Diego Chargers
1963 Scott Fisher, born in San Jose, California, Australian basketball forward 1996 Olympics
1963 Wilt Chamberlain of NBA San Francisco Warriors scores 67 points vs LA
1963 Craig Shipley, Australian/US baseball infielder for the San Diego Padres
1963 San Diego beats Boston 51-10 in AFL championship game
1963 Jim Everett, NFL quarterback, Los Angeles Raiders, NO Saints, San Diego Chargers
1962 Ray Brown, NFL guard, Washington Redskins, San Francisco 49ers
1962 Wilt Chamberlain of NBA San Francisco Warriors scores 73 points vs New York Knicks
1962 Laura San Giacoma, Danville, New Jersey, actress, Pretty Woman, Vital Signs
1962 Murle Lindstrom wins LPGA San Antonio Civitan Golf Tournament
1962 Wilt Chamberlain of NBA San Francisco Warriors scores 72 points vs Los Angeles Lakers
1962 Daphne Zuniga, born in San Francisco, California, actress, Jo Reynolds-Melrose Place, Spaceballs
1962 B D Wong, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Freshman, Mystery Date
1962 Yanks (20th championship) beat San Francisco Giants 4 games to 3 in World Series
1962 Susan DeMattei, born in San Francisco, California, cyclist 1996 Olympics bronze
1962 Jerry Rice, NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers
1962 Mickey Wright wins LPGA San Diego Golf Open
1962 Dennis Paulson, San Gabriel California, PGA golfer, 1994 Freeport-McMoRan-4th
1962 KVCR TV channel 24 in San Bernardino, California (PBS) begins broadcasting
1962 KLRN TV channel 9 in San Antonio, Texas (PBS) begins broadcasting
1962 Jody Reed, born in Tampa, Florida, infielder for the San Diego Padres
1962 Mike Whitmarsh, born in San Diego, California, beach volleyballer, 1996 Olympics silver
1962 Robby Thompson, W Palm Beach, Florida, infielder for the San Francisco Giants
1962 Michael Damian, born in San Diego, singer, Rock on, /actor, Young and Restless
1962 San Mateo County withdraws from BART district, San Francisco Bay area
1962 John Taylor, NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers
1962 Shaun Gayle, NFL strong safety for the San Diego Chargers
1962 William Fuller, NFL defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles, San Diego Chargers
1962 Mark Gardner, born in Los Angeles, California, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
1962 KACB TV channel 3 in San Angelo, Texas (NBC) begins broadcasting
1962 Snow falls in San Francisco
1962 Laura San Giacomo, American Actress
1962 Kevin Mitchell, U.S. baseball outfielder, New York Met, San Francisco Giants, for the Cincinnati Reds
1961 Rick Aguilera, San Gabriel California, pitcher for the Minnesota Twins
1961 Tahnee Welch, [La Tahn Renee Welch], born in San Diego, California, actress, Cocoon
1961 Houston Oilers beat San Diego Chargers 10-3 in AFL championship game
1961 Gale Gilbert, NFL quarterback for the San Diego Chargers
1961 Wind Bell, journal of San Francisco Zen Center, begins publishing
1961 Steve Young, NFL quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers
1961 Glenn "Doc" Rivers, NBA guard for the San Antonio Spurs
1961 Louise Suggs wins LPGA San Antonio Golf Civitan
1961 Chris Doleman, defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers
1961 Bryant Young, defensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers
1961 Steve Young, NFL quarterback, San Francisco 49ers, NFL Player of Year '92
1961 William C McCool, born in San Diego, California, Lt Cmdr USN/astronaut
1961 Sharon Barrett, San Diego, LPGA golfer, 1993 Nabisco Dinah Shore-22nd
1961 New San Francisco Hall of Justice opens
1961 Liz Stewart, born in San Francisco, California, playmate, July, 1984
1961 Phils and San Francisco set then record longest night game (5h11m) 7-7 15 inn tie
1961 106 degrees F, hottest temperature in San Francisco
1961 San Francisco Giant Willie Mays hits 4 home runs in a game
1961 Warren Spahn pitches 2nd no hitter at 41 beats San Francisco Giants, 1-0
1961 Jesse Sapolu, NFL guard for the San Francisco 49ers
1961 AFL's LA Chargers move to San Diego
1960 Juan Samuel, San Pedro de Macoris, infielder, New York Yankees, Blue Jays
1960 Bob Tewksbury, Concord NH, pitcher for the San Diego Padres
1960 Fernando Valenzuela, Navajua Mexico, pitcher, Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres
1960 San Francisco's White House department store 1st to accept BankAmericard
1960 Louise Suggs wins LPGA San Antonio Civitan Golf Tournament
1960 Hank Baran, born in San Diego, California, Canadian Tour golfer, 1988 Won Mexican
1960 Damon Keeve, born in San Francisco, California, heavyweight, 209+ lbs, judoka, Olympics-92, 96
1960 Mark Langston, born in San Diego, California, pitcher for the California Angels
1960 Mitch Kahn, born in San Clemente, California, kayak alternate for 1996 Olympics
1960 San Francisco Giants Juan Marichal debuts, with a 1 hitter against Phillies
1960 KDBQ-AM in San Francisco, California changes call letters to KYA
1960 Roger Craig, NFL reciever for the San Francisco 49ers
1960 KYA-AM in San Francisco changes call letters to KDBQ (for 2 weeks)
1960 Colleen Devine, born in San Gabriel, California, actress, Irreconcilable Differences
1960 Nancy Taylor, born in San Francisco, California, LPGA golfer, 1994 Rochester Intl-54th
1960 WKBM TV (now WLII) channel 11 in Caguas/San Juan, PR 1st broadcast
1960 Juan Marichal debuts as San Francisco Giant pitcher, beats Phillies on 1 hitter
1960 Tony Gwynn, born in Los Angeles, California, outfielder for the San Diego Padres
1960 1st performance of Ferde Grofe's "San Francisco Suite"
1960 Anne Howard, born in San Diego, California, actress, Nicole Love-Another World
1960 Gregory Efthimos Louganis, born in San Diego, C |
