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* [[2004]]: Florida Firecats 55 - [[2004 Birmingham Steeldogs|Birmingham Steeldogs]] 28 at Florida. | * [[2004]]: Florida Firecats 55 - [[2004 Birmingham Steeldogs|Birmingham Steeldogs]] 28 at Florida. | ||
*[[2001]]: [[ASHOF]] inductee [[Al Lary]] died in [[Northport]]. | * [[2001]]: Jeff Hardy defeated Mike Awesome for the WWF Hardcore Title. | ||
* 2001: [[ASHOF]] inductee [[Al Lary]] died in [[Northport]]. | |||
* [[1995]]: The [[Birmingham Barracudas]] traded quarterback [[Reggie Slack]] to Winnipeg. | * [[1995]]: The [[Birmingham Barracudas]] traded quarterback [[Reggie Slack]] to Winnipeg. | ||
* [[1982]]: The Florida Suns forfeited a scheduled game against the [[Alabama Magic]] in Selma. | * [[1982]]: The Florida Suns forfeited a scheduled game against the [[Alabama Magic]] in Selma. |
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July 10 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2004: Florida Firecats 55 - Birmingham Steeldogs 28 at Florida.
- 2001: Jeff Hardy defeated Mike Awesome for the WWF Hardcore Title.
- 2001: ASHOF inductee Al Lary died in Northport.
- 1995: The Birmingham Barracudas traded quarterback Reggie Slack to Winnipeg.
- 1982: The Florida Suns forfeited a scheduled game against the Alabama Magic in Selma.
- 1974: Birmingham Americans 11 - Southern California Suns 7 in front of 53,000 at their first game at Legion Field.
- 1964: The City of Pelham was incorporated.
- 1943: The USS Birmingham provided long-range gunfire support during the U. S. Marines' invasion of Sicily.
- 1936: Publisher John Rountree died.
- 1877: Physician and Civitan International founder Courtney Shropshire was born in New Orleans, Louisiana.
- 1820: Alabama's first Governor, William Wyatt Bibb died in office. Thomas Bibb, as President of the Senate, succeeded his brother as Governor.