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‘Shakespeare’ of the diamond passes away at 81

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In Mount Union, where the coal mines once ruled, and the railroad whistles still echo through the valley, there lived a baseball coach who could quote Hamlet while teaching kids how to hit the cutoff man.

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‘Shakespeare’ of the diamond passes away at 81

In Mount Union, where the coal mines once ruled, and the railroad whistles still echo through the valley, there lived a baseball coach who could quote Hamlet while teaching kids how to hit the cutoff man.

1 month ago·Huntingdon, United States

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The Daily News broke the news in Huntingdon, United States 1 month ago on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.

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