Bunning, James Paul David
Born: Oct 23, 1931 AD
Currently alive, at 80 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Baseball Player, Politician
Currently alive, at 80 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Baseball Player, Politician
1931 - Bunning was born in Southgate, Kentucky on the 23rd of October.
1949 - He graduated from St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati and later received a bachelor's degree in economics from Xavier University.
1955 - Jim Bunning's first game as a major league pitcher was on the 20th of July.
- He was the pitcher for Detroit Tigers.
1964-1967 - He became pitcher for Philadelphia Phillies.
- He was a pitched perfect game playing for Philadelphia Phillies against New York (1st perfect game by a National League pitcher).
1968 - He was a pitcher for Pittsburgh Pirates.
1969 - He was pitcher for Los Angeles Dodgers.
1970 - He was the 1st pitcher since Cy Young to have won 100 games in major leagues.
1979-1983 - He became a member of Kentucky senate.
1987 - He Representative from Kentucky.
1999 - He became Senator from Kentucky.
2006 - In April, he was selected by Time as one of "America's Five Worst Senators.
- On the 6th of December, Bunning was one of only two senators (along with Rick Santorum), to vote against the confirmation of Robert Gates as Secretary of Defense.
1949 - He graduated from St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati and later received a bachelor's degree in economics from Xavier University.
1955 - Jim Bunning's first game as a major league pitcher was on the 20th of July.
- He was the pitcher for Detroit Tigers.
1964-1967 - He became pitcher for Philadelphia Phillies.
- He was a pitched perfect game playing for Philadelphia Phillies against New York (1st perfect game by a National League pitcher).
1968 - He was a pitcher for Pittsburgh Pirates.
1969 - He was pitcher for Los Angeles Dodgers.
1970 - He was the 1st pitcher since Cy Young to have won 100 games in major leagues.
1979-1983 - He became a member of Kentucky senate.
1987 - He Representative from Kentucky.
1999 - He became Senator from Kentucky.
2006 - In April, he was selected by Time as one of "America's Five Worst Senators.
- On the 6th of December, Bunning was one of only two senators (along with Rick Santorum), to vote against the confirmation of Robert Gates as Secretary of Defense.
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