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2000 Craig Stevens, actor, Peter Gunn, dies at 81
1997 123rd Preakness: Gary Stevens aboard Silver Charm wins in 1:54 1997 123rd Kentucky Derby: Gary Stevens aboard Silver Charm wins in 2:02.3 1995 127th Belmont: Gary Stevens aboard Thunder Gulch wins in 2:32 1995 121st Kentucky Derby: Gary Stevens on Thunder Gulch wins in 2:01.2 1994 Oswald "Ossie" Stevens Nock, railway Writer, dies at 69 1994 John William Stevens, jazz drummer, dies at 54 1994 28th Music City News Country Awards: Alan Jackson and Ray Stevens 1993 Dudley Stevens, entertainer, dies of AIDS at 57 1992 Scott Stevens is named 5th Captain in New Jersey Devils history 1991 Fran Stevens, singer, dies of cancer in Bronx New York at 72 1990 Barbara Stanwyck, Ruby Stevens, actress (Big Valley), dies at 82 1988 114th Kentucky Derby: Gary Stevens on Winning Colors wins in 2:02.2 1986 Shia LaBeouf, born in Los Angeles, California, voice actor, actor, comedian, appeared in Disney's 'Even Stevens' television series, film debut, 'Holes', appeared in 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' 1984 Oldest groom - Harry Stevens, 103, weds Thelma Lucas, 83, in Wisc 1984 Julie Stevens, actress (Lorelei-Big Town), dies at 67 1983 Bernard George Stevens, composer, dies at 66 1979 Yusef Islam (Cat Stevens) weds Fouzia Ali at Kensington Mosque 1978 Rachel Stevens, English Musician 1977 "In The Mood" by Henhouse 5 Plus Too (Ray Stevens) peaks at #40 1977 Onslow Stevens, actor (Mr Fisher-This is the Life), dies at 74 1975 John Paul Stevens becomes a Supreme Court Justice 1975 George Stevens, U.S. director (Swing Time, Gunga Din), dies at 70 1974 "Streak" by Ray Stevens hit #1 on U.K. pop chart 1974 "Streak" by Ray Stevens hits #1 1973 Matt Stevens, safety for the Philadelphia Eagles 1970 "Ray Stevens Show," debuts on NBC-TV 1970 "Everything Is Beautiful" by Ray Stevens hits #1 1970 Inger Stevens, actress (Katy-Farmer's Daughter), commits suicide at 35 1970 Dave Stevens, Fullerton California, pitcher for the Minnesota Twins 1969 "Gitarzan" by Ray Stevens peaks at #8 1969 Carrie Stevens, Buffalo, New York, playmate, June 1997 1968 Kyle Stevens, born in New Jersey, rock guitarist, Bang Tango-Dancin' on Coals 1965 Kevin Stevens, born in Brockton, NHL left wing for the Los Angeles Kings 1964 Scott Stevens, Kitchener, NHL defenseman, New Jersey Devils, Team Canada 1963 Fisher Stevens, Chicago, actor, My Science Project, Short Circuit 1963 Max Stevens, Millmeran QLD, Australasia golfer 1959 "Kookie, Kookie Lend Me Your Comb" by Byrnes and Connie Stevens hits #4 1955 Wallace Stevens, U.S. poet and writer (Owl's Clover), dies at 75 1955 Andrew Stevens, born in Memphis, Tennessee, actor, Seduction, Boys in Company C, Fury 1955 John Stevens, member of European Parliament, founder of the Pro-Euro Conservative party, known for his pro-Euro policy stance 1954 Brinke Stevens, Charlene Brinkman, California, actress, Slumber Party Massacre 1953 John Edward Stevens, New York City, bank robber, FBI Most Wanted List 1950 Bollingen Prize for poetry awarded to Wallace Stevens 1949 Tony Stevens, born in Willesden, London, bassist, musician, played bass with Foghat, Savoy Brown, releases include 'Looking In' 1948 Shakin' Stevens, Mike Barrett, Wales, rocker, You Drive Me Crazy 1947 Cat Stevens, Yusaf Islam, rock vocalist, Peace Train, Father and Son 1947 Peter Weller, born in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, actor, Robocop, Of Unknown Origin 1947 Dodie Stevens, actress, Mary Hartman! 1945 Jennifer d'Abo, CEO, Ryman, Moyses Stevens 1944 Barry Stevens, British/Netherlands, choreographer, Personals, Young Again 1940 John William Stevens, jazz drummer 1939 Ray Stevens, Clarksdale, Georgia, singer, Ahab the Arab, Streak 1938 Connie Stevens, born in Brooklyn, singer and actress, Hawaiian Eye, Back to Beach 1936 Stella Stevens, born in Yazoo City, Mississippi, actress, Girls! Girls!, Manitou 1936 April Stevens, born in Niagara Falls, New York, rock vocalist, Deep Purple 1935 Kaye Stevens, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania singer/comedienne, Jerry Lewis Show 1934 Inger Stevens, Stockholm Sweden, actress, Katy-Farmer's Daughter 1933 Dr. Robert Stevens, Master, Pembroke College, Oxford 1932 Gavin Stevens, cricket, Australian bat on 59-60 India/Pakistan tour 1932 Jocelyn Stevens, CEO, English Heritage 1925 Ronnie Stevens, born in London, England, actor, Rodney-Dick and Duchess 1925 Oswald "Ossie" Stevens Nock, railway writer 1923 Ted Stevens, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, Senator-R-Alaska 1968 - 2009 1923 Ted Stevens, American Politician 1920 John Paul Stevens, born in Illinois, 103rd Supreme Court Justice, 1975- 1920 John Paul Stevens, Supreme Court Justice 1919 Warren Stevens, Clark's Summit, Pennsylvania, actor, Richard Boone Show 1918 Craig Stevens, born in Liberty, Missouri, actor, Craig-Dallas, Peter Gunn 1916 Robert Stevens Baker, composer 1916 Bernard George Stevens, composer 1915 Mark Stevens, born in Cleveland, Ohio, actor, Big Town, Martin Kane 1913 Rise Stevens, New York City, mezzo-soprano, Met Opera, actor, Going My Way 1910 Roger L. Stevens, producer, Giant 1908 Halsey Stevens, Scott, New York, composer, Triskelion 1906 Alfred Stevens, Belgian painter, dies 1904 George Stevens, U.S. director, Alice Adams, Penny Serenade 1902 Onslow Stevens, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Mr Fisher-This is the Life 1898 Curtis Stevens, U.S., 2 man bobsled 1932 Olympics gold 1892 Edouard Joseph Stevens, Belgian painter/graphic artist, dies at 72 1887 Thomas Stevens is 1st man to bicycle around the world (SF-SF) 1884 Thomas Stevens starts 1st bike trip around world (2 years 9 mos) 1880 Flour rolling mill patented (John Stevens of Wisconsin) 1879 Wallace Stevens, born in Reading, Pennsylvania, poet, Ideas of Order 1877 John Stevens, applies for a patent for his flour rolling mill 1868 Thaddeus Stevens, architect of Radical Reconstruction, dies at 76 1864 Clement Hoffman Stevens, U.S. banker/inventor/Confederate Brigadier-General, dies at 42 1864 Battle of Fort Stevens, DC (Early's Raid, Tennallytown, MD) 1862 Isaac Ingalls Stevens, U.S. Union general-major, dies in battle at 44 1860 1st U.S. "dime novel" published: "Malaseka, The Indian Wife of the White Hunter," by Mrs. Ann Stevens 1840 Hiram Stevens Maxim, inventor, automatic single-barrel rifle 1837 Richard John Samuel Stevens, composer, dies at 80 1830 John Stevens Bowen, Major General Confederate Army 1828 Cornelis Stevens, Belgian RC foreman/polemist, dies at 80 1827 Walter Husted Stevens, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1823 Alfred Stevens, Belgian painter 1821 Clement Hoffman "Rock" Stevens, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1819 Edouard Joseph Stevens, Belgian animal painter/graphic artist 1818 Isaac Ingalls Stevens, Major General Union volunteers 1815 New Jersey issues 1st U.S. railroad charter (John Stevens) 1792 Thaddeus Stevens, U.S. Radical Republican congressional leader, Rep-R 1757 Richard John Samuel Stevens, composer 1747 Cornelis Stevens, Belgium, RC foreman/polemist, Le sophisme devoile 1638 Palamedes "Stevens" Palamedesz, painter, dies at about 30 1594 Fleming Pieter Stevens appointed royal painter of Rudolf II (Prague) |
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