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Melvin Anthony Hoderlein (June 24, 1923 – May 21, 2001) was an
American utility infielder in
Major League Baseball who pla**** from 1951
through 1954 for...
- bench. He was
traded in mid-season to the
Washington Senators for Mel
Hoderlein.
After finishing the
season batting just .246 overall, he was released...
- crousel.com.
Galerie Chantal Crousel. 2012.
Retrieved 15
February 2025.
Hoderlein,
Stefan (21 June 2008). "Michael Krebber:
Puberty in Teaching". koelnischerkunstverein...
- 1985–1991
Rudolf Schöfberger 1991–2000
Renate Schmidt 2000–2003
Wolfgang Hoderlein 2003–2009
Ludwig Stiegler 2009–2017
Florian Pronold 2017–2021 Natascha...
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records and or fame with
either the high
school or
later in life. Mel
Hoderlein class of 1942 Herb
Hoberg class of 1933
Grady Reid, Jr.
class of 1977...
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Philip W. Buchen, 85,
American attorney and
White House Counsel. Mel
Hoderlein, 77,
American baseball player.
Mario Martinelli, 95,
Italian resistance...
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Hoblitzel Butch Hobson George Hockette Johnny Hodapp Mel
Hoderlein Billy Hoeft Jack Hoey
Glenn Hoffman Fred
Hofmann Bryan Holaday Ken Holcombe...
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Larry Hisle Billy Hitch****
Lloyd Hittle John
Hobbs Denny Hocking Mel
Hoderlein Ed
Hodge Jim Hoey Izzy
Hoffman Ray
Hoffman Shanty Hogan Elon
Hogsett Wally...
- home run ever hit by
Boston Red Sox
legend Ted Williams. May 21 – Mel
Hoderlein, 77,
utility infielder for the
Boston Red Sox and
Washington Senators...
- age 55.
Career statistics from
Baseball Reference, or
Retrosheet "Mel
Hoderlein". BaseballLibrary.com.
Archived from the
original on June 4, 2011. "Frank...
