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'''June 11''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''June 11''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2007]]: The [[Inverness Country Club]] clubhouse was destroyed by fire. | |||
* [[2005]]: Louisville Fire 69 - [[2005 Birmingham Steeldogs|Birmingham Steeldogs]] 61 at the [[BJCC]] Arena. | * [[2005]]: Louisville Fire 69 - [[2005 Birmingham Steeldogs|Birmingham Steeldogs]] 61 at the [[BJCC]] Arena. | ||
* [[2003]]: [[2003 Birmingham Barons|Birmingham Barons]] 5 - Huntsville Stars 1 at the [[2003 Rickwood Classic]]. | * [[2003]]: [[2003 Birmingham Barons|Birmingham Barons]] 5 - Huntsville Stars 1 at the [[2003 Rickwood Classic]]. | ||
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June 11 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2007: The Inverness Country Club clubhouse was destroyed by fire.
- 2005: Louisville Fire 69 - Birmingham Steeldogs 61 at the BJCC Arena.
- 2003: Birmingham Barons 5 - Huntsville Stars 1 at the 2003 Rickwood Classic.
- 2000: Mobile BayBears 5 - Birmingham Barons 4 at the 2000 Rickwood Classic.
- 1983: Birmingham Stallions 31 - Boston Breakers 19 at Legion Field.
- 1963: Governor George Wallace carried out his "stand in the schoolhouse door" at the University of Alabama.
- 1953: Howard College broke ground on its new campus in Shades Valley.
- 1952: The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals threw out Bull Connor's convictions on charges of disorderly conduct, joint occupancy of a hotel room with a member of the opposite sex, and extramarital sexual intercourse.
- 1948: The Birmingham Junior Chamber of Commerce asked Mayor Cooper Green to support its "Coats Off Campaign".
- 1901: William D. Jelks succeeded William J. Samford as Governor of Alabama.
- 1890: South Highland Presbyterian Church purchased its present property from the Elyton Land Company for $2,500.