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When and where did baseball player Jake Freeze die?
Jake Freeze died April 9, 1983, in San Angelo, TX, USA.
When was Jake Freeze born?
Jake Freeze was born in 1900.
When and where was baseball player Jake Freeze born?
Jake Freeze was born April 25, 1900, in Huntington, AR, USA.
What are baseball player Jake Freeze's physical stats?
Jake Freeze is 5 feet 8 inches tall. He weighs 150 pounds. He bats right and throws right.
Does Jake from packed to the rafters die?
Nope Jake are not going to die :)
How did Jake's sister die on Deadliest Catch?
No Jake's sister didn't die but that was a good Q!
When did Jake Watson die?
Jake Watson died in 1999.
When did Jake Siemens die?
Jake Siemens died in 1963.
When did Jake Elder die?
Jake Elder died in 2010.
When did Jake Ehrlich die?
Jake Ehrlich died in 1971.
When did Jake Seamer die?
Jake Seamer died in 2006.
When did Jake Flake die?
Jake Flake died in 2008.
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