In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

Q: History was made in northern California when the first active professional baseball player to come out as gay led his team to victory. Sean Conroy, 23, secured a 7-0 win for the Sonoma Stompers on Thursday night during his first start with the 22-man team, which is part of the independent Pacific Association of Baseball Clubs. The enthusiastic crowd seemed more impressed with his performance pitching a shutout - completing a game without allowing any runs - than his role as a pioneer. The right hander, from Clifton Park, New York, struck-out 11 players and allowed three hits over nine innings.Sean Conroy is first active professional baseball player to come out as gaySecured a 7-0 win for Sonoma Stompers during his first start with the teamRight-hander struck-out 11 players and allowed three hits over nine inningsCame as US Supreme Court ruled that gay marriage is the law of the land

A: The _ did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
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Q: Using a knife to slice your a loaf would never be this nerve-wracking. This was the moment This Morning's Alice Beer nearly cut her hand on a bread slicing machine as Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby looked on in horror. The incident took place during a segment of the Bread Maker Buyer's Guide on the ITV programme, which saw Alice demonstrate a number of bread makers on the market. She then moved on to the bread slicer, using the gadget to cut a loaf of freshly baked bread. In the video, the electronic slicer whizzed noisily and both Holly and Phil looked worried at how close Alice's hand was to the sharp blade.Phil and Holly not happy with how close Alice's arms were to the bladeThe duo pleaded for Alice to stop but she continued to put the loaf throughPresenters halted the demonstration before an accident took place

A: I'm saying no,' Holly declared firmly as _ reached over to switch the machine off.
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Q: (CNN) On Steve Saling's 37th birthday, the pencil he was holding inexplicably fell out of his hand. "It was a very peculiar moment," Saling said. "It felt like my hand fell asleep, but there was no reason it should have." Saling, who was visiting his grandmother in her nursing home, never expected that he would soon have to look for a care facility of his own. He was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease, a year after he noticed the strange sensation in his hand. It was October 2006, his 38th birthday and just one month after the birth of his son, Finn. He was working as a landscape architect at a top design firm in Boston.Steve Saling was diagnosed with ALS a year after feeling strange sensations in his handSaling has developed an ALS residence that allows him to take actions with his eyes

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Recently, Saling went to _'s fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.
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