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    ), Alexander Sharp (b. December 1919, Baltimore—d. January 1970), George Nelson (b. 1925, Baltimore—d. 1959), Johnny Reed (b. c. 1929, Baltimore—d. June 18, 2005, Lakewood, New Jersey), and Tommy Gaither (b. c. 1919, Baltimore—d. November 5, 1950, Baltimore).

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    ), Alexander Sharp (b. December 1919, Baltimore—d. January 1970), George Nelson (b. 1925, Baltimore—d. 1959), Johnny Reed (b. c. 1929, Baltimore—d. June 18, 2005, Lakewood, New Jersey), and Tommy Gaither (b. c. 1919, Baltimore—d. November 5, 1950, Baltimore).

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