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06-06-2007, 10:59 AM
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Lowdermilk was my grandfather
Posted By: MIKE MUCCI
Yes, and was very wild as pitchers go. He hit many a batter and my mother said he had charged home plate before the batter could charge the mound. Must be why he went thru so many teams but Louis was more reserved and accurate, but WWI took Louis out of baseball and when he came back never could get back in the groove. 
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