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Listen to 10 p.m. sports anchor Wendell Smith narrate Jack Brickhouse’s calls of Adolfo Phillips’ four homers in a doubleheader on June 11, 1967.

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Amy Applegren

Player: Amy Applegren

Born: December 21, 1912

Birthplace: Peoria, IL

Batted: Right

Threw: Left

Debut: 1944

Primary Position: First Base, Pitcher

Primary Team: Rockford Peaches

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