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Norman Leroy Siebern (July 26, 1933 –
October 30, 2015) was an
American professional baseball player and scout. He
appeared in 1,406
games over a 12-year...
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member of the
Democratic Party.
Sieberns was born
February 8, 1889.
Sieberns earned a
bachelor of law in 1912.
Sieberns served in
World War I as a medic...
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Sieberns S (1983). "Depression-inducing and
antidepressive effects of neuroleptics...
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Siebern (1888 – 1942) was an
American sculptor. He was born in New York City, one of six
children – five
brothers and one
sister – of
immigrant German...
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Ratzeburg and was
elected propst (provost) of the
Archdiocese of Bremen.
Siebern, Heinrich: Die Kunstdenkmäler der
Provinz Hannover. III. Regierungsbezirk...
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catcher and
occasional outfielder; he
competed for
playing time with Norm
Siebern and Enos Slaughter. He hit .290 with 10 home runs and 43 runs
batted in...
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- was just the
sixth pitcher (to date) with a
World Series home run. Norm
Siebern was
summoned to take over for
Howard and
Johnny Kucks came in to pitch...
- York; in return, he did
receive some
talented younger players such as Norm
Siebern and
Jerry Lumpe, and the cash
helped the team pay the bills. However, with...
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support for the
Republican Party was waning.
Democratic candidate L. C.
Sieberns defeated Fifer Bohrer. She
returned to Bloomington, and
became chairman...
