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Stephen Eugene Hovley (born
December 18, 1944),
nicknamed Tennis Ball Head, is a
retired American professional baseball player whose career extended for...
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Brant Alyea was
drafted by the
Athletics from the
Minnesota Twins.
Steve Hovley was
drafted from the
Athletics by the
Kansas City Royals.
January 12, 1972:...
- and Tito
Francona to the
Milwaukee Brewers on June 11, 1970, for
Steve Hovley.
Despite a
respectable 3.34 ERA, Downing's
record was 2–10 for a Brewers...
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Francona were
traded by the
Athletics to the
Milwaukee Brewers for
Steve Hovley. Note: Pos = Position; G =
Games pla****; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. =...
- website, at http://www.bookreporter.com/reviews/the-time-keeper .
Margot Hovley, "Book review:
Mitch Albom's 'The Time Keeper'
unique and inspiring," in...
- Encyclopedia.
Printers Row
Publishing Group. p. 806. ISBN 978-1-68412-783-2.
Hovley,
Margot (April 4, 2013). "LDS
Living magazine releases collection of Mormon...
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returned by the
Angels to the St.
Louis Cardinals. June 7, 1966:
Steve Hovley was
drafted by the
Angels in the 35th
round of the 1966
Major League Baseball...
- Homme/
Ralph Adams Park
Civic Center Park
Community Gardens Freedom Park
Hovley Soccer Park
Ironwood Park Joe Mann Park
Magnesia Falls City Park Palm Desert...
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player to
drive in at
least 100 runs in a season.
November 29, 1971:
Steve Hovley was
drafted by the
Royals from the
Oakland Athletics in the 1971 rule 5...
- Lew
Krausse Jr., and Ken Sanders. Max
Alvis Tommy Harper Mike
Hegan Steve Hovley Lew
Krausse Jr. Ted
Kubiak Jerry McNertney Russ
Snyder Danny Walton April...
