- Lee Paul
Eilbracht (March 22, 1924 –
January 2, 2013) was an
American college baseball coach and
player in the
Chicago Cubs organization. Born in St....
- doi:10.1016/0022-328X(87)85117-3. Schmidt, Andreas; Marchetti, Mauro;
Eilbracht,
Peter (2004). "Regioselective
hydroaminomethylation of 1,1-diaryl-allyl-alcohols:...
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Albert Bollinger,
Illinois state senator, lawyer, and
businessman Lee
Eilbracht, All-America
baseball player and long-time
coach at
University of Illinois...
- T-9th – 1955 Lee
Eilbracht 14–10 7–6 4th – 1956 Lee
Eilbracht 15–18–1 4–11 10th – 1957 Lee
Eilbracht 17–9 7–4 T-2nd – 1958 Lee
Eilbracht 18–10 8–6 4th –...
- to
prevent it from
being overrun by the French.
Dutch governor Jacob Eilbracht capitulated to the
British on 15 July 1795. In 1804,
British forces blew...
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Clark (1920) Carl
Lundgren (1921–1934)
Wally Roettger (1935–1951) Lee
Eilbracht (1952–1978) Tom
Dedin (1979–1987)
Augie Garrido (1988–1990) Itch Jones...
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Clark (1920) Carl
Lundgren (1921–1934)
Wally Roettger (1935–1951) Lee
Eilbracht (1952–1978) Tom
Dedin (1979–1987)
Augie Garrido (1988–1990) Itch Jones...
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Giants and
Cleveland Buckeyes, also a
World War II
veteran January 2 – Lee
Eilbracht, 88,
baseball coach at
University of
Illinois and a
Chicago Cubs minor...
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Biotechnology Information, U.S.
National Library of Medicine.
Zirwes RF,
Eilbracht J,
Kneissel S, Schmidt-Zachmann MS (Jul 2000). "A
Novel Helicase-Type...
- 1927)
January 2
Angelo Coia,
American football player (b. 1938) Lee
Eilbracht,
American baseball coach (b. 1924) Ned Wertimer,
American actor (b. 1923)...
