TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On July 19, 1865, Louisville hosted the first baseball game west of the Alleghenies, played under standard rules. The Louisville Grays hosted and defeated the… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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July 19, 1999
Keeneland July Sale Expected To Be Memoriable British Open Ends on Stunning Collapse and Brilliant Comeback Hopes Fade in Search For JFK, Jr.
July 19, 1974
K9 Helps Pole Search for Escaped Prisoners; Lexington V.P. Ford Says Tapes Prove President Nixon is Innocent
July 19, 1924
Three Men Reeve Electric Chair Verdict For Killing Paris Banker Kentucky Sheriffs Can’t Receive Reward Money For Catching Horse Thieves
July 18, 1999
JFK, Jr. Feared Dead George Bush Takes Tobacco Money For Presidential Run; Refused For Governor Campaign
July 18, 1974
Billy Graham in Switzerland Frankfort Softens its Opposition To Damming Red River
July 18, 1924
State Hospital Is Too Crowded Tri State Day At Raceland Park
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On July 18, 1775, Judge Henderson wrote, “Our salt is exhausted, and the men who went with Colonel Boone for that article have not returned,… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 17, 1999
I-66 Plan Worries Environmentalist and Forest Service Health Care Bill Has Little For Public
July 17, 1974
Baseball Great Dizzy Dean Dies Thousands Are Idle As Strikes Continue; Tower of London Bombed