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- John Charles McGeachey, surname sometimes spelled McGeachy, (May 13, 1864 – April 5, 1930) was an American Major League Baseball player who pla**** outfield...
- Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved 2010-10-19. "Jack McGeachey Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved 2010-10-19. "Mike McGeary Statistics". Baseball-Reference...
- Monte McFarland Jack McFetridge Ambrose McGann Dan McGann Chippy McGarr Jack McGeachey Mike McGeary Pat McGee Willie McGill Jim McGinley Tim McGinley...
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- artists such as Eric Clapton and Phil Collins. Jack McGeachey, a Major League Baseball player. Meredith McGeachie, Australian actress, born in Toowoomba, Australia...
- Britain Aqsa Mahmood – ISIS recruiter Music John Martyn (a.k.a. Ian David McGeachey) – Rock musician William Rogue (a.k.a. Stewart William Allan) – Rock musician...
- (1895–1896) John Leighton (1901, MGR) Mike McDermott (1896) Jack McGeachey (1895) Matty McIntyre (1901) Frank McM**** (1895) Dave Pickett (1895–1896) Ernie...
- B****ett Jerry Denny Dude Esterbrook Jack Gl******** Jumbo Schoeneck Outfielders Paul Hines Jack McGeachey Otto Schomberg Emmett Seery Manager Harry Spence...
- Lawrence John Kiley, Lawrence Jim Manning, Boston Chippy McGarr, Worcester Jack McGeachey, Holyoke Cyclone Miller, Springfield George Moolic, Lawrence...
- Cahill, Jerry Denny, Jack Gl********, Egyptian Healy, John Kirby, Jack McGeachey, George Myers, Otto Schomberg, and Emmett Seery. March 9, 1887: The Hoosiers...