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Encyclopedia > Johnny Logan

Johnny Logan can refer to a number of different people.

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Johnny Logan (113 words)
Johnny Logan's real name is Seán Patrick Michael Sherrard and he was born near Melbourne, Australia on May 13, 1954.
Johnny Logan won the Eurovision Song Contest three times for Ireland, so far.
Johnny is very popular in Germany, The Netherlands and Denmark.
When It Was A Game: Historical Bats (784 words)
BRAVES SHORTSTOP Johnny Logan used this bat, one of two Johnny Logan bats in the Booming Bats of the 50s Commemorative collection, in a series between the Braves and Cardinals at Sportsman's Park in September of 1953.
Johnny was a minor league star in Milwaukee for four years and a Major League standout when he moved there with the Braves in 1953.
JOHNNY LOGAN, fiery and fiercely competitive, was the on-field leader of the Braves in the 1950s.
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