Boudreau, Lou

Brief biography and photo.

Louis "Lou" Boudreau (July 17, 1917, in Harvey, Illinois – August 10, 2001) was ... Boudreau helped make history in 1941 as a key figure in stopping the 56-game ...[2010/08/25]

- Lou Boudreau When team owner Bill Veeck threatened to replace him 1947, Cleveland Indians fans held pro-Boudreau rallies Responsible for coming up[2010/08/31]

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Family web-site of baseball Hall-of-Famer Lou Boudreau. ... National Baseball Hall of Fame: Lou Boudreau. Brief biography and photo. http://www. ...[2010/06/28]

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SIGNED by Hall-Of-Fame Cleveland Indian star Lou Boudreau on a specially bound-in page. Fine in dj. (B) First Edition. 1993 CHAMPAIGN SAGAMORE PUBLISHING.[2010/06/03]

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Britannica online encyclopedia article on Lou Boudreau (American baseball player and manager), July 7, 1917Harvey, Ill., U.S.Aug. 10, 2001Frankfort, Ill.American ...[2010/08/29]

Lou Boudreau. A slick-fielding shortstop, steady hitter, and pennant ... Originally a third baseman/catcher, Boudreau was moved to shortstop and teamed with ...[2010/08/28]