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'''Bill McCloskey''' (May, 1854 - July 9, 1924) played one year of professional baseball in 1884 for the [[Wilmington Quicksteps]]. He played both as a catcher and as an outfielder. IN his 9 games of play, McCloskey had 30 at bats, acquiring a hit 4 of them, for a .100 batting average. |
'''Bill McCloskey''' (May, 1854 - July 9, 1924) played one year of professional baseball in 1884 for the [[Wilmington Quicksteps]]. He played both as a catcher and as an outfielder. IN his 9 games of play, McCloskey had 30 at bats, acquiring a hit 4 of them, for a .100 batting average. |
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Bill McCloskey (May, 1854 - July 9, 1924) played one year of professional baseball in 1884 for the Wilmington Quicksteps. He played both as a catcher and as an outfielder. IN his 9 games of play, McCloskey had 30 at bats, acquiring a hit 4 of them, for a .100 batting average.
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