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William Glenn McCahan (June 7, 1921 – July 3, 1986) was an
American professional baseball player and right-handed
pitcher in the
Major Leagues with the...
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George Spears Main
Timothy "Tim"
Freeman Jr. Main Cody Hyce
Recurring Jack
McCahan Recurring Carey Hall
Recurring Phil
Kromm Recurring Greg
Boadwine Main...
- The
woman responsible for
maintaining the list
since 1986 is
Rebekah M.
McCahan. The
Christmas Price Index was
conceived by the
Chief Economist of Provident...
- DiPietro, with drum
duties being shared between Bill
Schaeffer and Pat
McCahan. Exit-13
underwent a line-up
change prior to 1994's
Ethos Musick, and recruited...
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Philadelphia Athletics first baseman Ferris Fain
threw wildly to
pitcher Bill
McCahan, who was
covering first base.
Spence made it to
second on the error, and...
- Adam
Cahan (born
December 30, 1971) is an
American consumer technology executive who was
Senior Vice
President of
Mobile and
Emerging Products for Yahoo...
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Fresne –
vocals (1, 8, 16)
Chelsea Kendall –
vocals (1, 8, 16)
Claire McCahan –
vocals (1, 8, 16)
Rebecca Myers –
vocals (1, 8, 16)
Daniel Parks – vocals...
- had
moved from
Kansas City, Missouri, its home from 1955 to 1967. Bill
McCahan had
pitched the Athletics' last no-hitter in 1947; the
franchise was then...
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Medicine In
office 1988–2003
Preceded by John I.
Sandson Succeeded by John F.
McCahan Personal details Born (1929-08-10)August 10, 1929 Pawtucket,
Rhode Island...
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Minnesota Twins (formerly "Washington Senators") most often:
three times by
McCahan (in 1947),
Hunter (in 1968), and Vida Blue (in 1970). None of
those no-hitters...
