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* [[2006]]: Montgomery's Blue Light Specials performed in the [[Phelan Park Music Series]]. | * [[2006]]: Montgomery's Blue Light Specials performed in the [[Phelan Park Music Series]]. | ||
* 2006: [[ASHOF]] inductee [[Billy Hitchcock]] died in Opelika. | |||
* [[2005]]: San Diego Riptide 58 - [[2005 Birmingham Steeldogs|Birmingham Steeldogs]] 57 at the [[BJCC]]. | * [[2005]]: San Diego Riptide 58 - [[2005 Birmingham Steeldogs|Birmingham Steeldogs]] 57 at the [[BJCC]]. | ||
* [[2002]]: Gospel singer [[Dorothy Love Coates]] died of heart failure in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[2002]]: Gospel singer [[Dorothy Love Coates]] died of heart failure in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
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April 9 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2006: Montgomery's Blue Light Specials performed in the Phelan Park Music Series.
- 2006: ASHOF inductee Billy Hitchcock died in Opelika.
- 2005: San Diego Riptide 58 - Birmingham Steeldogs 57 at the BJCC.
- 2002: Gospel singer Dorothy Love Coates died of heart failure in Birmingham.
- 2001: Tim Hummel tied a Birmingham Barons record with 3 triples in a game against Greenville.
- 1942: United States Representative Earl Hilliard was born in Birmingham.
- 1906: Physician Laura E. Burton was killed by her ex-husband, Allen Burton at her home.
- 1888: Ensley Furnace No. 4 was blown in.