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Sam Crane (1894-1955) murdered two people.
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Max Flack and Cliff Heathcote each played on both teams during a double-header on May 30, 1922, having been traded mid-game.
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Cliff Heathcote lived across the street from my friend Clyde Sukeforth about 100 years ago. Considering how few players have hailed from the state of Maine, that's a pretty interesting fact.
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Eddie Waitkus was not shot by a crazed woman before or during WW2.
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Eddie Waitkus was not shot by a crazed woman before or during WW2.
1949, and makes for one of the funniest baseball cards. This is his actual 1955 Bowman, not a photoshop joke.
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Max Flack and Cliff Heathcote each played on both teams during a double-header on May 30, 1922, having been traded mid-game.
Q: Did you hear what happened to Helena Rubenstein?

A: Max Flack 'er.
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