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On July 21, 1926 the St. Louis Browns held a 10-1 lead over the Red Sox. Bill Clowers came into the game, and allowed one more hit (as well as throwing a wild pitch). It wasn’t as though the cellar-dwelling Red Sox were overloaded with pitching talent, but despite his 0.00 ERA, Bill never appeared in another major-league game and was sold to the Mobile Bears on August 9th ...
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