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06-22-2008, 06:35 PM
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George Wright and finding a hidden gem in own collection
Posted By: George Dreher
I recall hearing that he took such a vicious swing at a pitch that it ruptured him internally. He continued playing in pain and died a few hours after returning home. It was a baseball game and the bats were massive and heavy. 
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