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<p>Distinguished Citizen 1992 Jack McQuillen (1920 - 2005), Distinguished Citizen 1992 Father: Joseph M. McQuillen Mother: Rhuie A Hawkins Birth: 16 Jan 1920 Virginia, USA Death: 22 Aug 2005 Washington, District of Columbia, USA Residence: Sandy Hook,...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Summary ==<br /> Distinguished Citizen 1992<br /> <br /> Jack McQuillen (1920 - 2005), Distinguished Citizen 1992<br /> <br /> Father: Joseph M. McQuillen<br /> Mother: Rhuie A Hawkins<br /> Birth: 16 Jan 1920 Virginia, USA<br /> Death: 22 Aug 2005 Washington, District of Columbia, USA<br /> Residence: Sandy Hook, Washington, Maryland, USA<br /> <br /> Jack, the youngest of the baseball playing McQuillen brothers, began is championship baseball career in 1938 and during his pro ears his batting average was .306. Jack’s reputation for stolen bases was well known and during his career he led two different leagues in stolen bases. Jack has been honored in several baseball Halls of Fame.</div>

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