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playing in Rochester.
Hoiles returned to the
major leagues in 1991 when the
Orioles traded away
catcher Mickey Tettleton and gave
Hoiles an
opportunity to...
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Hoiles is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Chris Hoiles (born 1965),
American baseball player John
Hoiles (disambiguation), multiple...
- Waratahs.
Hoiles represented the
Wallabies for the
first time in 2004 at the age of 22 in the Test
match against Scotland. In 2004,
Hoiles was part of...
-
newspaper The
Alliance Review.
Hoiles and his
brother bought the
Santa Ana
Daily Register in 1935,
among other newspapers Hoiles became president of Freedom...
- John
Hoiles may
refer to: John E.
Hoiles (born 1938),
Australian rules footballer,
father of John M.
Hoiles John M.
Hoiles (born 1961),
Australian rules...
- L****e
Hoile (born 1973 in Aarhus, Denmark) is a
Danish artist,
photographer and filmmaker. He has
collaborated with
musician Steven Wilson and his projects...
- recruit,
Hoiles made
seven appearances for Geelong, two late in the 1985 VFL
season and five in the 1986 season. He is the son of John E.
Hoiles, a former...
-
Different Strokes is an
album by Jim
Hoiles & Friends,
Alison Krauss and
Swamp Weiss. It also
features b****ist
Viktor Krauss,
brother of bluegr**** singer...
-
model of disability.
Michael James Hoiles Oliver was born 3
February 1945, in Rochester, Kent to Fred and Edna (nee
Hoiles) Oliver. He grew up in Borstal...
- gladiators, for Paul
Townend and
Willie Mullins." ITV lead
commentator Richard Hoiles describes the
climax of the race. As the
Grand National is
accorded the...
