Hugh Alexander (baseball)
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Hugh Alexander was an American baseball
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 outfielder
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. He played in seven games for the Cleveland Indians
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 in 1937, getting one hit in eleven at-bats, and striking out five times. That offseason, he lost his left hand in an oil drilling accident, ending his playing career. Alexander subsequently worked as a scout for many years. Steve Garvey
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, Frank Howard, Davey Lopes
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, Dale Mitchell
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, Allie Reynolds
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, Bill Russell
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, and Don Sutton are among the players he signed.
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