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[[Image:James Coyle.jpg|right|thumb|Father James E. Coyle|Rev. James Coyle, born March 23, 1873]] | [[Image:James Coyle.jpg|right|thumb|Father James E. Coyle|Rev. James Coyle, born March 23, 1873]] | ||
==Births== | ==Births== | ||
* [[1993]]: Repeat offender [[Jimbroski Peterson]] was born. | |||
* [[1987]]: NFL football player [[Earl Bennett]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1987]]: NFL football player [[Earl Bennett]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
* [[1980]]: Entrepreneur [[Josh Tetrick]] was born in Birmingham. | * [[1980]]: Entrepreneur [[Josh Tetrick]] was born in Birmingham. | ||
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March 23 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2012: The film October Baby had its nationwide release.
- 1994: The Cobb Festival 12 cinema expanded to 18 screens.
- 1940: Joseph A. Durick was ordained a preist.
- 1819: Ruhamah was settled.
Births
- 1993: Repeat offender Jimbroski Peterson was born.
- 1987: NFL football player Earl Bennett was born in Birmingham.
- 1980: Entrepreneur Josh Tetrick was born in Birmingham.
- 1967: Musician and lawyer John P. Strohm was born in Indiana.
- 1951: MOCA director Don Lupo was born in South Carolina.
- 1943: Baseball player Lee May was born.
- 1873: Reverend James Coyle was born in County Roscommon, Ireland.
- 1843: Governor Joseph Johnston was born in Lincoln County, North Carolina
Deaths
- 2013: Pitcher Virgil Trucks died.
- 2006: Bassist Tom Blosser died.
Sports
- 2008: Second round action of the NCAA basketball tournament took place at the BJCC.
- 1993: The first night game was played at UAB's Young Memorial Field.
- 1991: The Birmingham Fire lost 20-5 vs. Montreal Machine.
- 1904: The New York Giants led by "Iron Man" pitcher Joe McGinnitty, played an exhibition against the Birmingham Barons, called "Iron Men" that night, to raise funds for Vulcan's completion.