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14 July 2026
| N 23:56 | Bob Thompson (Canada) diffhist +1,887 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "*'''Throws''' Right *'''Born''' October 25, 1943 in Virden, MB Canada ==Biographical Information== '''Bob Thompson''' was a three-time MVP of the Manitoba Senior Baseball League and played for Team Canada. He was 3-3 for St. Lazare as a rookie in 1962. He went 4-3 in '62 and hit .368, 4th in the loop. He fell to .194 for his hometown Virden team in 1964 but fanned 128 in 102 IP; he led the MSBL in games pitched (15), innings and strikeouts. He was...") | ||||
| N 23:39 | Pete Thiessen diffhist +744 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "Peter Thiessen Primarily a third baseman, '''Pete Thiessen''' debuted in 1971 with the Vancouver Trojans then was with the Frasers in the 1972 Vancouver Industrial League. He was on the Landmarks in the '73 Vancouver Metro League; in the same league in 1974, he was on the Old Stylers. He played for Puccini's Italian Restaurant in the 1975 Metro League then was on Team Canada in the 1975 Pan American Games. He remained with Puccini's in 1976, his final season. S...") | ||||
| N 23:18 | Derek Pasolini diffhist +368 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "*'''School''' St. John's University ==Biographical Information== '''Derek Pasolini''' was on the St. John's team when they served as Team USA in the 1995 Pan American Games. {{DEFAULTSORT:Pasolini,Derek}} Category:USA National Team Players {{MissInfo |birthdate=x |birthplace=x |deathdate= |deathplace= |batting=x |throwing=x |height=x |weight=x }}") | ||||
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| N 16:28 | Luis Sanjur diffhist +645 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "SS/3B '''Luis Sanjur''' starred for the Panamanian national team that won Bronze in the 1959 Central American and Caribbean Games, outplaying future major leaguer teammates Ossie Chavarría and Chico Salmón. He hit .500 and slugged .667; he led the Games in average (.048 ahead of #2 Mario Mendible) and was second in slugging (.010 behind Mendible); his 8 RBI tied for 4th. Source: 1959 Central American and Caribbean Games Final Report {{DEFAULTSORT:...") | ||||
| N 14:53 | Eric Robinson diffhist +422 Alexsautographs talk contribs (Created page with " Eric Robinson ==Biographical Information== '''Eric Robinson''' has been a scout. He has scouted for the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles. He has signed Aaron Barrett, L.J. Hollins, Destin Hood, McKenzie Mills, Tyler Moore, Matt Skole and Josh Smoker. {{DEFAULTSORT:Robinson,Eric}} Category:Scouts {{MissInfo |height=x |weight=x |birthplace=x |birthdate=x |fullname=x }}") | ||||
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| N 21:51 | Manuel Bindi diffhist +1,976 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "*'''Bats''' Right, '''Throws''' Right *'''Born''' May 31, 1978 ==Biographical Information== '''Manuel Bindi''' played in the Serie A1 and for the Italian national team. He debuted in Italy's top league in 1996, going 0 for 1 for Grosseto. In '97, he fielded .946 as their main shortstop, hitting .347/.389/.407 and stealing 10 bases in 12 tries; he saw more action at short than former major leaguer Paul Faries....") | ||||
| N 21:36 | James Nicholson (USA) diffhist +283 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "'''James Nicholson''' was on Team USA when they won Silver in the 1972 Amateur World Series. {{DEFAULTSORT:Nicholson,James}} Category:USA National Team Players {{MissInfo |birthdate=x |birthplace=x |deathdate= |deathplace= |batting=x |throwing=x |height=x |weight=x }}") | ||||
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| N 15:34 | César Pérez (Panama) diffhist +603 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "'''César Pérez''' was the first baseman for the Panamanian national team that won Bronze in the 1959 Central American and Caribbean Games. He was among the tourney leaders in average (.435, 3rd, behind Luis Sanjur and Mario Mendible), slugging (.522, 7th, between Francisco Sánchez and Gus Gil) and fielding at 1B (.972, 3rd). Source: 1959 Central American and Caribbean Games Final Report {{DEFAULTSORT:Perez,Cesar}} Category:Panamanian Natio...") | ||||
| N 15:31 | Felipe Ureña diffhist +356 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "'''Felipe Ureña''' was a member of the Panamanian national team that won Bronze in the 1959 Central American and Caribbean Games but did not get into a contest. {{DEFAULTSORT:Urena,Felipe}} Category:Panamanian National Team Players {{MissInfo |birthdate=x |birthplace=x |deathdate= |deathplace= |batting=x |throwing=x |height=x |weight=x }}") | ||||
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| N 23:26 | Lou Ilardi diffhist +293 Mischa talk contribs (Created page with "Louis Ilardi *'''School''' St. John's University '''Lou Ilardi''' won a Bronze with Team USA in the 1973 Intercontinental Cup. {{DEFAULTSORT:Ilardi,Lou}} Category:USA National Team Players {{MissInfo |birthdate=x |birthplace=x |batting=x |throwing=x |height=x |weight=x }}") | ||||
| N 18:40 | Thomas Welch (minors01) diffhist +2,105 Randomrebus talk contribs (create page for Thomas Welch) | ||||
| N 16:35 | Todd Everleth diffhist +626 Alexsautographs talk contribs (N E W) | ||||


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