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Encyclopedia > Mike Sullivan

There is more than one person named Mike Sullivan:

  • Michael James Sullivan (acclaimed WoW player) - Lebel 52 2006
  • Mike Sullivan (baseball) - 19th century Major League baseball pitcher
  • Mike Sullivan (wrestler) - Professional wrestler
  • Mike Sullivan (golfer) - Winner of the 1994 B.C. Open
This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. If an internal link referred you to this page, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

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Cyber Boxing Zone -- Mike "Twin" Sulllivan (75 words)
Sullivan was a scrappy competitor who lacked the knockout punch but was clever and game; Mike was the "twin" brother of Jack
Among those he defeated during his career were Gus Gardner, Otto Sieloff, Jimmy Gardner, Billy "Honey" Mellody, Terry Martin, Harry Wuest, and Paddy Lavin
BORN : September 23 1878; Cambridge, Massachusetts DIED : October 31 1937; Cambridge, Massachusetts (Some sources report October 9 1951; Phoenix, Arizona) HEIGHT : 5-10 WEIGHT : 142-155 lbs
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