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George F. Cahill

1869 – 1935

American inventor

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About George F. Cahill

Lived 1869 – 1935 (aged 65–66). George F. Cahill was an American inventor.

George F. Cahill (1869–1935) was an American inventor who made night baseball games possible by inventing glareless duplex floodlight projectors.

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Important facts

Born

1869

Birth century

19th century

Died

1935, New York City

Occupation

Inventor

Nationality

United States

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped George F. Cahill's

Adolf Fick

1829 – 1901

Physiologist

Norman Macleod Ferrers

Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld

1832 – 1901

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Frequently asked questions

Who was George F. Cahill?

American inventor

When was George F. Cahill born?

George F. Cahill was born in 1869.

When did George F. Cahill die?

George F. Cahill died in 1935 in New York City.

What was George F. Cahill's occupation?

George F. Cahill was an inventor.

What nationality was George F. Cahill?

George F. Cahill was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: George F. Cahill

· Wikidata: Q5539079

· DBpedia: George F. Cahill

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