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102. Wgnradio.com - Radio 720 WGN - Chicago's News And Talk . . . And Sports lou boudreau was born on July 17, 1917, in Harvey, Illinois. boudreau s baseballcareer continued with player and manager assignments with the Boston http://wgnradio.com/history/boudreau.htm

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