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American baseball player (1911–1999)
annual strikeout leaders "Clay Bryant Stats". baseball-reference.com. sports-reference.com. Retrieved January 27, 2018. "Clay Bryant 1938 Pitching Game Logs"
Clay_Bryant
Minor league baseball team
managers Jack Knight, Ray Hayworth, Eric McNair, Maurice Mikesell and Clay Bryant. The Dodgers and finishing 15½ games behind the first place Middletown
Zanesville_Dodgers
Minor league baseball team
Bill Sayles 1948 95–51 1st Clay Bryant Lost in 1st round 1949 76–71 3rd Ed Head Lost in 1st round 1950 83–62 2nd Clay Bryant Lost League Finals 1951 85–55
Asheville_Tourists
Minor league baseball team
the first place Springfield Giants, playing the season under manager Clay Bryant. In the first round of the 1944 playoffs the Newark Moundsmen defeated
Newark_Yankees
1938 Major League Baseball championship series
advantage for the Yankees. For Game 3 at Yankee Stadium, the Cubs threw Clay Bryant against the Bombers' Monte Pearson. Both pitchers matched zeroes for
1938_World_Series
American businessman (born 1948)
Edsel Bryant Ford II (born December 27, 1948) is the great-grandson of Henry Ford I, grandson of Edsel Ford I, and the only son of Henry Ford II. He served
Edsel_Ford_II
Surname list
politician Christian Bryant (born 1992), American football player Clay Bryant (1911–1999), American baseball player Clora Bryant (1927–2019), American
Bryant_(surname)
American-Finnish actress
Sofia Bryant is an American-Finnish actress. She is best known for playing Dina in I Am Not Okay with This, Tasha in The Girl in the Woods, and Anika in
Sofia_Bryant
Minor league baseball team
a 48–93 record, finishing in sixth place while playing under manager Clay Bryant. The Indians finished 42.0 gamed behind the first place York Pirates
Waterbury_Indians_(baseball)
American baseball player (1921–2003)
Harder New York Mets Pitching Coach 1965 Succeeded by Wes Westrum Preceded by Cot Deal Cleveland Indians Pitching Coach 1972–1973 Succeeded by Clay Bryant
Warren_Spahn
American businessman (1893–1943)
Edsel Bryant Ford (November 6, 1893 – May 26, 1943) was an American business executive and philanthropist, who was the only child of pioneering industrialist
Edsel_Ford
Minor league baseball team
Robinson faced the race-related resistance from his manager (a Mississippian, Clay Hopper) and teammates but soon won them over with his masterful play (beginning
Montreal_Royals
Major League Baseball team season
1939 Chicago Cubs Roster Pitchers 18 Clay Bryant 22 Dizzy Dean 14 Larry French 16 Ray Harrell 25 Kirby Higbe 11 Bill Lee 27 Gene Lillard 41 Vance Page
1939_Chicago_Cubs_season
Major League Baseball team season
1936 Chicago Cubs Roster Pitchers 18 Clay Bryant 16 Tex Carleton 24 Curt Davis 14 Larry French 22 Roy Henshaw 24 Fabian Kowalik 15 Bill Lee 17 Charlie
1936_Chicago_Cubs_season
Top-level professional baseball league in Venezuela
33-21 4–1 Licoreros de Pampero Clay Bryant 1956–57 Leones del Caracas (5) 26-26 – Industriales de Valencia Clay Bryant 1957–58 Industriales de Valencia
Venezuelan Professional Baseball League
Venezuelan_Professional_Baseball_League
Major League Baseball team season
1940 Chicago Cubs Roster Pitchers 43 Julio Bonetti 18,26 Clay Bryant 22 Dizzy Dean 14 Larry French 11 Bill Lee 25 Jake Mooty 23 Vern Olsen 41 Vance Page
1940_Chicago_Cubs_season
American lynching victim (1941–1955)
was accused of flirting with, touching, or whistling at Bryant. Till's interaction with Bryant, perhaps unwittingly, violated the unwritten code of behavior
Emmett_Till
American baseball player (born 1959)
Blake Bill Bonham Hank Borowy Matthew Boyd George Bradley Jim Brosnan Clay Bryant Jim Bullinger Ray Burris Don Cardwell Larry Cheney John Clarkson King
Mike_Bielecki
Census-designated place in Virginia, United States
planned for redevelopment into an urban center for Madison Heights. Clay Bryant, baseball player, manager, and coach. Randy Tomlin, former pitcher for
Madison_Heights,_Virginia
(1947–1948) Bobby Bragan (1960) Brant Brown (hitting strategist, 2019–2020) Clay Bryant (1961) Lorenzo Bundy (outfield coach, 2015) Juan Castro (quality assurance
List of Los Angeles Dodgers coaches
List_of_Los_Angeles_Dodgers_coaches
II. George Sidney Bishop, 85, British civil servant and businessman. Clay Bryant, 87, American Major League Baseball player (Chicago Cubs). Bert Firman
Deaths_in_April_1999
Venezuelan baseball team
Magallanes 1952–53 Martín Dihigo 32–25 — Navegantes del Magallanes 1956–57 Clay Bryant 26–26 4–1 Industriales de Valencia 1961–62 Regino Otero 31–21 4–1 Indios
Leones_del_Caracas
Major League Baseball team season
1938 Chicago Cubs Roster Pitchers 18 Clay Bryant 16 Tex Carleton 22 Dizzy Dean 56 Al Epperly 14 Larry French 29 Kirby Higbe 26,32 Newt Kimball 11 Bill
1938_Chicago_Cubs_season
Major League Baseball team season
1935 Chicago Cubs Roster Pitchers 18 Clay Bryant 16 Tex Carleton 21 Hugh Casey 14 Larry French 22 Roy Henshaw 23 Roy Joiner 24 Fabian Kowalik 15 Bill
1935_Chicago_Cubs_season
Hippo Vaughn 1920 – Grover Cleveland Alexander 1929 – Pat Malone 1938 – Clay Bryant 1946 – Johnny Schmitz 1955 – Sam Jones 1956 – Sam Jones 1958 – Sam Jones
Chicago Cubs award winners and league leaders
Chicago_Cubs_award_winners_and_league_leaders
American baseball player (born 1931)
team. Fred pitched well and lead the Tigers to some victories before Clay Bryant, the coach of the Mobile Bears, recruited Fred to the Southern Association
Fred_Kipp
American baseball player (1929–2000)
Player of the Month August, 1962 Succeeded by Dick Ellsworth Preceded by Clay Bryant Cleveland Indians pitching coach 1968–1969 Succeeded by Cot Deal
Jack_Sanford
Minor league baseball team
Andrews (1937) George Barnicle (1937) Bob Barr (1941) Fern Bell (1941) Clay Bryant (1933) Jess Cortazzo (1935) Herb Crompton (1935) Woody Davis (1934-1936)
Zanesville_Greys
Minor league baseball team
Vincent Lost League Finals 1955 77–84 6th Tommy Holmes 1956 84–70 3rd Clay Bryant Lost in 1st round 1957 70–84 6th Gene Handley 1958 89–64 1st Lou Klein
Fort Worth Cats (Texas League)
Fort_Worth_Cats_(Texas_League)
US state baseball league
Youngstown 1889 Zanesville, Ohio: Zanesville Kickapoos 1887; Zanesville Clay Diggers 1898; Zanesville Dodgers 1944–1947 1887 Ohio State League Steubenville
Ohio_State_League
Managers Pastora 20 13 .606 – John Strezza Cabimas 19 14 .576 1 Clay Bryant Espadón 14 19 .424 6 Ralston Hunsley Gavilanes 13 20 .394 7 Fermín
Liga Occidental de Béisbol Profesional
Liga_Occidental_de_Béisbol_Profesional
American baseball player (1925–1994)
Boston Red Sox pitching coach 1971 Succeeded by Lee Stange Preceded by Clay Bryant Cleveland Indians pitching coach 1975–1978 Succeeded by Chuck Hartenstein
Harvey_Haddix
American family
founded by Henry Ford in the early twentieth century. Henry's grandson William Clay Ford Sr. and his family have controlled the Detroit Lions franchise of the
Ford_family_(Michigan)
Minor league baseball team
George Bradley (1940–1941) Herb Bradley (1935) Lindsay Brown (1935) Clay Bryant (1932) Ed Busch (1940-1942) Joe Buskey (1932) Ray Coleman (1940, 1942)
Springfield_Browns
Major League Baseball team season
1937 Chicago Cubs Roster Pitchers 18 Clay Bryant 16 Tex Carleton 22 Curt Davis 14 Larry French 49 Kirby Higbe 43 Newt Kimball 11 Bill Lee 39 Bob Logan
1937_Chicago_Cubs_season
Major League Baseball season
Indians Pacific Coast League Danny Ozark AA Albuquerque Dukes Texas League Clay Bryant A Great Falls Electrics Pioneer League Al Ronning A Salem Dodgers Northwest
1963 Los Angeles Dodgers season
1963_Los_Angeles_Dodgers_season
Major League Baseball team season
Makeup: July 14 as a traditional double-header 69 July 14 (1) @ Cubs 0–3 Clay Bryant (7–7) Claude Passeau (7–9) None 10,000 21–48 70 July 14 (2) @ Cubs 1–5
1938 Philadelphia Phillies season
1938_Philadelphia_Phillies_season
Major League Baseball season
Pulaski Counts Appalachian League Larry Kinzer D Valdosta Dodgers Georgia–Florida League Hugh Holliday D Zanesville Dodgers Ohio–Indiana League Clay Bryant
1947_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
Dean† 195 1937 Carl Hubbell† 159 New York Giants Lee Grissom 149 1938 Clay Bryant 135 Chicago Cubs Paul Derringer 132 1939 Passeau, Claude; Walters, BuckyClaude
List of Major League Baseball annual strikeout leaders
List_of_Major_League_Baseball_annual_strikeout_leaders
American baseball player, coach, and manager (1913–1985)
Jack Warner Los Angeles Angels (PCL) manager 1955–1956 Succeeded by Clay Bryant Preceded by Johnny Murphy New York Mets general manager 1970–1975 Succeeded by
Bob_Scheffing
Major League Baseball season
Level Team League Manager AA Toledo Mud Hens American Association Ollie Marquardt D Newark Moundsmen Ohio State League Clay Bryant
1944_St._Louis_Browns_season
Major League Baseball season
Cats Texas League Tommy Holmes AA Mobile Bears Southern Association Clay Bryant A Elmira Pioneers Eastern League Ray Hathaway A Pueblo Dodgers Western
1955_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
American minor league baseball team
Year Record Finish Manager Playoffs 1966 68–71 2nd (t) Clay Bryant none 1967 67–71 7th Red Davis
Pawtucket_Indians
Caffie Chico Carrasquel Elio Chacón Neil Chrisley Clarence Churn Gene Collins Clay Dalrymple Joe Durham Pedro Formental Mike Goliat Ross Grimsley Eli Grba Hal
Licoreros_de_Pampero
Major League Baseball team season
International League Pepper Martin B Newport News Dodgers Piedmont League Clay Bryant C Billings Mustangs Pioneer League Larry Shepard C Bisbee-Douglas Copper
1951_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
American football executive (1925–2014)
William Clay Ford Sr. (March 14, 1925 – March 9, 2014) was an American businessman who was on the boards of Ford Motor Company and the Edison Institute
William_Clay_Ford_Sr.
Sports season
Bill Lee (CHC) 22 L Hugh Mulcahy (PHI) 20 ERA Bill Lee (CHC) 2.66 K Clay Bryant (CHC) 135 IP Paul Derringer (CIN) 307.0 SV Dick Coffman (NYG) 12 WHIP
1938 Major League Baseball season
1938_Major_League_Baseball_season
Minor league baseball team
California League 56-82 8th Phil Cavarretta 1968 California League 67-72 5th Clay Bryant 1969 California League 72-68 3rd (t) Ken Aspromonte 1970 California League
Reno_Silver_Sox
Bruske Warren Brusstar Bill Bruton Billy Bryan Clay Bryant Derek Bryant Don Bryant Ralph Bryant Ron Bryant T. R. Bryden Steve Brye Jaime Bubela Johnny Bucha
List of Major League Baseball players (B)
List_of_Major_League_Baseball_players_(B)
American baseball player, manager, and scout
Beavers, replacing Les Peden, and the 1972 Beavers, taking the helm from Clay Bryant. Overall, Carnevale spent 12 seasons managing in the minors, leading
Dan_Carnevale
Major League Baseball team season
International League Walter Alston AAA St. Paul Saints American Association Clay Bryant AA Ft. Worth Cats Texas League Bobby Bragan AA Mobile Bears Southern
1952_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
Park 1937 Larry French (L) 0–5 Pittsburgh Pirates Wrigley Field 1938** Clay Bryant ND (W) 3–2 Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field 1939 Bill Lee W 4–2 St. Louis
List of Chicago Cubs Opening Day starting pitchers
List_of_Chicago_Cubs_Opening_Day_starting_pitchers
American singer-songwriter (1942–2025)
solo album. However, with the success of Al Green, Otis Clay, and other vocalists at Hi, Bryant's singing career took a backseat to writing, joining Earl
Don_Bryant_(songwriter)
American philanthropist
Josephine Clay "Dody" Ford (née Ford; July 7, 1923 – June 1, 2005) was an American philanthropist and the only granddaughter of Henry Ford. Josephine was
Josephine_Clay_Ford
Major League Baseball team season
Level Team League Manager AAA Montreal Royals International League Clay Bryant AAA St. Paul Saints American Association Max Macon AA Victoria Rosebuds
1958 Los Angeles Dodgers season
1958_Los_Angeles_Dodgers_season
American boxer
draw with Lawrence Clay Bey. He has lost fights to Eric Kirkland, Malcolm Tann, Jovo Pudar, and Ran Nakash. Source: [1] "Derek Bryant". BoxRec. Archived
Derek_Bryant_(boxer)
Major League Baseball team season
Torres Other batters 9 Larry Johnson Manager 2 Ken Aspromonte Coaches 3 Clay Bryant (Pitching) 6 Larry Doby (First Base) 21 Tony Pacheco (Third Base)
1974_Cleveland_Indians_season
Major League Baseball season
International League Walter Alston AAA St. Paul Saints American Association Clay Bryant AA Ft. Worth Cats Texas League Max Macon AA Mobile Bears Southern Association
1953_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
Five circuits in American minor league baseball
standings W L PCT GB Attend Managers Asheville Tourists 95 51 .651 – 122,693 Clay Bryant Anderson Rebels 77 68 .531 17½ 103,180 Bob Richards Rock Hill Chiefs
Tri-State_League
1957 baseball tournament
pitchers Herb Plews and Pete Wojey, among others. Venezuela, guided by Clay Bryant, included C John Roseboro (.376 BA, .556 SLG); IFs Rudy Regalado (.292
1957_Caribbean_Series
Major League Baseball team season
International League Max Macon AAA St. Paul Saints American Association Clay Bryant AA Ft. Worth Cats Texas League Al Vincent AA Mobile Bears Southern Association
1954_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
Major League Baseball season
Dodgers Western League Ray Hathaway B Asheville Tourists Tri-State League Clay Bryant B Danville Dodgers Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League James Bivin B Lancaster
1950_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
American boxer and activist (1942–2016)
Muhammad Ali (/ɑːˈliː/ ah-LEE; born Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr.; January 17, 1942 – June 3, 2016) was an American professional boxer and activist. A global
Muhammad_Ali
Major League Baseball team season
28 Adolfo Phillips 1 Del Unser Manager 2 Ken Aspromonte Coaches -- Clay Bryant 6 Bobby Hofman (Third Base) 3 Joe Lutz (First Base) 21 Warren Spahn
1972_Cleveland_Indians_season
Baseball team in Pennsylvania, U.S.
Lancaster Red Stockings. The Maroons were created in 1895 by local businessman Clay "Pop" Henninger, who ran a thriving hat shop in Chambersburg. They began
Chambersburg_Maroons
Major League Baseball team season
Beavers Pacific Coast League Red Davis AA Waterbury Indians Eastern League Clay Bryant A Reno Silver Sox California League Ken Aspromonte A Statesville/Monroe
1969_Cleveland_Indians_season
Major League Baseball team season
Level Team League Manager Open Los Angeles Angels Pacific Coast League Clay Bryant AAA Montreal Royals International League Greg Mulleavy Al Campanis Al
1957_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
Linke November 13 – John Mihalic November 13 – Buck O'Neil November 16 – Clay Bryant November 24 – Joe Medwick November 28 – Bill DeLancey November 28 – Emory
1911_in_baseball
Major League Baseball team season
Carolina State League John Carey Jay Kirke, Jr. D Valdosta Dodgers Georgia–Florida League Bill Welp D Zanesville Dodgers Ohio–Indiana League Clay Bryant
1946_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
Public park in Manhattan, New York
Bryant Park is a 9.6-acre (3.9 ha), privately managed public park in the New York City borough of Manhattan. It is located between Fifth Avenue and Avenue
Bryant_Park
Major League Baseball team season
Level Team League Manager AAA Montreal Royals International League Clay Bryant AAA Spokane Indians Pacific Coast League Preston Gómez AAA St. Paul Saints
1960 Los Angeles Dodgers season
1960_Los_Angeles_Dodgers_season
American politician (born 1981)
2024. "WHF Profile: Clay Fuller (2018-19)". White House Fellows. Retrieved April 7, 2026. Holbrook, Jimmy (January 13, 2026). "Clay Fuller Resigns as Lookout
Clay_Fuller
Major League Baseball team season
Phil Cavarretta and Ray Mueller A Reno Silver Sox California League Clay Bryant A Rock Hill Indians Western Carolinas League Pinky May Rookie GCL Indians
1968_Cleveland_Indians_season
Major League Baseball season
Association Paul Chervinko A Greenville Spinners South Atlantic League Clay Bryant A Pueblo Dodgers Western League Ray Hathaway B Asheville Tourists Tri-State
1949_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
Gomez‡, NYY (W, 6–0) 7 Dizzy Dean‡, CHC (L, 2–2) 8 Game 3 October 8 Clay Bryant, CHC (L, 0–1) 5.1 Monte Pearson, NYY (W, 3–0) 9 Game 4 October 9 Bill
List of World Series starting pitchers
List_of_World_Series_starting_pitchers
American activist and journalist (1885–1936)
Louise Bryant (December 5, 1885 – January 6, 1936) was an American feminist, political activist, and journalist best known for her sympathetic coverage
Louise_Bryant
Major League Baseball season
Level Team League Manager AAA Montreal Royals International League Clay Bryant AAA Spokane Indians Pacific Coast League Bobby Bragan AAA St. Paul Saints
1959 Los Angeles Dodgers season
1959_Los_Angeles_Dodgers_season
American minor league baseball league
63 .550 4½ Billy Herman / Roy Allen Newport News Dodgers 75 66 .532 7 Clay Bryant Portsmouth Cubs 74 67 .525 8 Reggie Otero Lynchburg Cardinals 64 75
Piedmont_League
Major League Baseball team season
LaMaster (6–10) None 11,021 20–33 54 June 20 @ Cubs 6–5 Bucky Walters (7–4) Clay Bryant (5–1) Syl Johnson (1) 23,734 21–33 55 June 22 @ Reds 0–6 Lee Grissom
1937 Philadelphia Phillies season
1937_Philadelphia_Phillies_season
American baseball player (1920–1999)
Preceded by Mel Harder Cleveland Indians pitching coach 1964–1966 Succeeded by Clay Bryant Preceded by Johnny Sain Minnesota Twins pitching coach 1967–1969 Succeeded by
Early_Wynn
primarily for the Philadelphia Stars between 1937 and 1948. April 9 – Clay Bryant, 87, pitcher who posted a 32–20 record with 3.73 ERA for the Chicago
1999_in_baseball
List of baseball players
Brumley, SS, 1987 Warren Brusstar, P, 1983–1985 Clay Bryant, P, 1935–1940 Don Bryant, C, 1966 Kris Bryant, 3B, 2015–2021 Tod Brynan, P, 1888 Bill Buckner
Chicago_Cubs_all-time_roster
2000 single by Clay Davidson
by Rivers Rutherford, Liz Hengber and Deanna Bryant, and recorded by American country music singer Clay Davidson. It was released in 2000 as the first
Unconditional (Clay Davidson song)
Unconditional_(Clay_Davidson_song)
Lee (CHC) 2.66 Hilton Smith1 (KCM) 1.92 Ray Brown2 (HOM) 1.88 K Bob Feller (CLE) 240 Clay Bryant (CHC) 135 Hilton Smith1 (KCM) 88 Ray Brown2 (HOM) 70
1938_in_baseball
Major League Baseball team season
Indians Pacific Coast League Danny Ozark AA Albuquerque Dukes Texas League Clay Bryant A Grand Forks Dodgers Northern League James B. Williams A Salem Dodgers
1964 Los Angeles Dodgers season
1964_Los_Angeles_Dodgers_season
27 Bryant is a bus line operated by the San Francisco Municipal Railway. It connects Nob Hill to the Mission District via the Tenderloin and South of Market
27_Bryant
Sporting event delegation
John Gino Men's Production Optic Individual 1,095.9472 1Q 1,654.0344 Paul Bryant Yu 961.0872 5Q 1,405.8070 5 Rolly Nathaniel Tecson Men's Standard Individual
Philippines at the 2025 SEA Games
Philippines_at_the_2025_SEA_Games
Major League Baseball team season
Smith 29 José Vidal 27 Leon Wagner Manager 6 Joe Adcock Coaches 2 Clay Bryant (Pitching) 4 Pat Mullin (Hitting) 5 Del Rice (First Base) 3 George
1967_Cleveland_Indians_season
Major League Baseball team season
Wally Moon 4 Duke Snider 54 Carl Warwick 23 Gordie Windhorn Manager 24 Walter Alston Coaches 33 Joe Becker 10 Clay Bryant 2 Leo Durocher 27 Pete Reiser
1961 Los Angeles Dodgers season
1961_Los_Angeles_Dodgers_season
Major League Baseball team season
Pennsylvania–Ontario–New York League John Fitzpatrick D Zanesville Dodgers Ohio–Indiana League Jack Knight Morris Mikesell Ray Hayworth Eric McNair Clay Bryant
1945_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
Township in Kansas, United States
it contains two cemeteries: Bryant and Lone Star. The stream of North Branch Rock Creek runs through this township. "Clay Township, Butler County, Kansas"
Clay Township, Butler County, Kansas
Clay_Township,_Butler_County,_Kansas
Major League Baseball team season
Pacific Coast League Johnny Lipon AA Pawtucket Indians Eastern League Clay Bryant A Reno Silver Sox California League Phil Cavarretta A Dubuque Packers
1966_Cleveland_Indians_season
Annual British Television Awards
Score – Non-Scripted I Hate Suzie Too – Johnny Lloyd, Peter Saville, Zoë Bryant (Sky Atlantic) Black Ops – Tawiah, Lindsay Wright (BBC One) The English
Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards
Royal_Television_Society_Craft_&_Design_Awards
Major League Baseball team season
Western League John Fitzpatrick B Asheville Tourists Tri-State League Clay Bryant B Danville Dodgers Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Paul Chervinko B Lancaster
1948_Brooklyn_Dodgers_season
American politician
Bryant Thomas Castellow (July 29, 1876 – July 23, 1962) was an American politician, Congressman, educator, lawyer, and Judge. Castellow was born near Georgetown
Bryant_T._Castellow
American politician (born 1976)
Congress in 2020 after defeating incumbent Lacy Clay in the Democratic primary. She previously ran against Clay for the seat in 2018. Her 2018 campaign was
Cori_Bush
Five-Stand Sporting Clays?". www.nrafamily.org. Retrieved 2017-10-18. Bryant, Reid (2016-08-19). "What Are the Differences Among Sporting Clays, Skeet, Trap
Five_stand
to elect the governor of Mississippi. Incumbent Republican governor Phil Bryant won a second and final term in office with more than 66% of votes. This
2015 Mississippi gubernatorial election
2015_Mississippi_gubernatorial_election
(Morgan Roberts), Charles Carson (Captain John Roberts), Sylvia Kay (Vera Bryant), Margaret John (Ailwen Roberts), Rachel Thomas (Aunty Blodwen), Dorothea
List of Armchair Theatre episodes
List_of_Armchair_Theatre_episodes
American boxer
with Derek Bryant in 2005. He now works as a corrections officer in Connecticut. He is married with 5 children. Boxing record for Lawrence Clay-Bey. BoxRec
Lawrence_Clay-Bey
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