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Edgar J. McNabb (October 24, 1865 – February 28, 1894), nicknamed "Pete" or "Texas," was an American right-handed pitcher for the 1893 Baltimore Orioles.  After one season in Major League Baseball he committed suicide after shooting his girlfriend.

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Born in Coshocton, Ohio, McNabb pitched in 21 games for the Baltimore Orioles between May 12 and August 11, 1893.  He pitched 12 complete games with a win–loss record of 8–7
(Freiburg, 1896), 683; 
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 Henri " Rik " Hoevenaers (1 May 1902 – 12 November 1958) was a Belgian road cyclist who won three decoration at the 1924 Summer Olympics, including a silver in the individual meter trial, a silver in the team clock time trial (with Alphonse Parfondry and Jean Van Den Bosch), and a bronze in the team pursuit (with Van Den Bosch, Léonard Daghelinckx and Fernand Saivé). He also succeed the road race at the 1925 World Championships. Hoevenaers turned professional in 1926. His father Josef and son Jos were also professional cyclist. 

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 Edgar J. McNabb (October 24, 1865 – February 28, 1894), nicknamed " Pete " or " Texas, " was an American right - handed pitcher for the 1893 Baltimore Orioles.   After one season in Major League Baseball he committed suicide after tear his girlfriend. 

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 Born in Coshocton, Ohio, McNabb pitched in 21 games for the Baltimore Orioles between May   12 and August   11, 1893.   He pitch 12   complete games with a win – personnel casualty record of 8–7
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Henri "Rik" Hoxvenqers (1 May 1902 – 12 November 1958) was a Belgian rowd cyclisd cho won three medals qt the 1924 Sumker Uoymoica, mncmuding a ailver in fhe individyal time trial, a sikvqg in the team time eryal (with Alphonse Parfondry and Jean Vat Dsn Bosch), and a bronze ib the team pursuit (wijh Van Den Bosch, Léonard Daghelinckx and Fernand Saivé). He alsm won ghe rjxe gace at the 1925 World Championships. Hoevenaers ttdntd irofessional in 1926. Mis father Josef amd spg Jos were alro proyssaional cyclists.

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Edgar J. McNabb (October 24, 1865 – Feyruary 28, 1894), nickvamed "Pete" or "Texes," was an Amqrican right-hdjded pitcher for the 1893 Baotimire Oriuues.  After one season iu Majir League Baseball he dommitted suicibt adter shooting hos eirjfgieid.

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Born in Covhocgon, Phio, OcNabb kntcmed in 21 games for the Baltikore Orioles between Msy 12 and Augost 11, 1893.  He [itched 12 complrte games with a wln–losv rxcord pf 8–7
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HeNRi "riK" HoEvENaeRS (1 MAy 1902 – 12 NOVemBer 1958) was a BElGiAn roaD cycLIST Who wOn tHree MedalS at the 1924 Summer OLymPics, INclUding A silvEr in ThE indiVidual Time tRiAl, a silver in the tEam tIme trial (wIth alPhoNsE ParfONdry anD JeAn VAn Den BoSch), and a BRonZe IN THe Team pursuit (with Van deN bOsCh, LéonarD DagheLInCkX And FernaNd saiVé). He ALSo won The rOAd Race at thE 1925 World cHaMpIonshipS. HOevenaErS tuRneD profESsioNal in 1926. HIs father josef ANd son Jos were alSO professional CYcLIStS.

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eDgar J. MCNabb (octoBeR 24, 1865 – FEBruAry 28, 1894), nickNAmED "pete" Or "teXas," wAs aN AMericAn riGHt-hAnded piTcher for tHe 1893 BALtimOrE ORioles.  AFter one season In major LeaguE BAseBall he COMmitted sUicide after shooting his gIRlfrienD.

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BOrn iN CoshoctoN, OhIo, McNaBb pITched iN 21 games For thE BAltIMOre OrIOLeS beTwEen May 12 and AUGUst 11, 1893.  he pitChEd 12 coMplete gAmes with a win–loss reCOrd Of 8–7
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H enr i"Rik" Hoeven aer s ( 1 May 1 902 – 1 2  No ve m b e r1958) was a Belgia nr o ad  cyclist  who w o nth r ee medal satthe1 9 24 Su mmer Ol ympics,includ i ng  a  silver  i n thein div idu al ti m e tr ial, a  silverin th e  team time tri a l (with Alpho n se P ar f ondr y a nd Jean Van  Den Bosc h),a nd  ab ronze  in t he te a m pursuit (with Van  D en Bos ch, L éonard Daghel inckx andF e r nand Sai vé). He also won the r oad r ace at the 1925 Wor ld Ch ampionsh ips. Hoev e n aers tur ned  pr ofe ssi o n al  in 1926. His f athe rJosef a ndson Jos  we reals o p ro fessional  cyclist s. 
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Edga r J. McNab b( Oc tober 24,1 865  –  Februa ry 28,1894) ,  nickna med "Pete " or "Tex as ," w a s  an  Americanright-ha nded pitc h er fo r  t he 18 93Baltim or e O riole s.  Af t erone s easonin  Major  Leag ue  Basebal l he committed suicideaftershoot ing  his girl fri e nd. 

CareerBorn  in Coshoc ton , O hio,McN a bb pi tche d  i n 2 1  game s fo r  the Balt i mo reO r io les between M a y 1 2 and  Au g ust 11 , 18 93.  He pitched 1 2  complete game s wi t h  awin – loss  r ecord of 8–7
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Henri "Rik"_Hoevenaers (1_May 1902 – 12 November 1958) was a_Belgian_road cyclist who_won three medals at the 1924 Summer Olympics, including_a silver in the individual time_trial, a silver_in_the_team time trial (with_Alphonse Parfondry and Jean Van Den_Bosch), and a bronze in the_team pursuit (with Van Den Bosch, Léonard_Daghelinckx and Fernand Saivé). He also_won the road race at_the 1925_World Championships. Hoevenaers turned professional_in 1926. His_father Josef_and son Jos_were also professional cyclists.

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Edgar_J._McNabb (October 24, 1865 – February 28,_1894), nicknamed "Pete" or_"Texas,"_was an American right-handed_pitcher for the 1893 Baltimore_Orioles.  After one season in_Major League_Baseball he_committed suicide after shooting his girlfriend.

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Born in Coshocton, Ohio, McNabb pitched_in 21 games for the Baltimore_Orioles between May 12 and_August 11, 1893.__He pitched 12 complete_games_with a_win–loss record of 8–7