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April 25: Today's featured birthday is that of Bill Greif, who turns 74.

• 1881 - The American Association elects H.D. McKnight as its first president.
• 1939 - Terumi Nakao of Yomiuri walks or hits ten batters but still finishes with a no-hitter.
• 1942 - Joe Gordon wins the 1942 American League Most Valuable Player Award even though Ted Williams had won the Triple Crown.
• 1965 - Lew Krausse (pictured) of the Leones del Caracas strikes out 21 batters in a Venezuelan Winter League game, including ten in a row, in pitching a one-hitter.
• 2001 - The Diamondbacks pound Andy Pettitte and the Yankee staff for a World Series-record 21 hits in the first six innings in a 15-2 Game 6 rout. Randy Johnson gets the win.

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