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text_A: Same-sex marriage is illegal in Guam.
text_B: George M. Brophy -LRB- September 15 , 1926 -- November 20 , 1998 -RRB- was an American professional baseball executive who served as farm system director for the Minnesota Twins of Major League Baseball for over 15 seasons .. American. United States. professional baseball. professional baseball. farm system. farm system. Minnesota Twins. Minnesota Twins. Major League Baseball. Major League Baseball. A former sportswriter , Brophy was serving the general manager of the Class AAA Minneapolis Millers of the American Association when the club folded after the season due to the relocation of the then-Washington Senators to the Twin Cities as the Minnesota Twins .. American. United States. Minnesota Twins. Minnesota Twins. general manager. General manager ( baseball ). Class AAA. Triple-A ( baseball ). Minneapolis Millers. Minneapolis Millers. American Association. American Association ( 20th century ). Twin Cities. Twin Cities. Brophy then joined the Twins as assistant director of farm clubs .. After the death of Sherry Robertson , his boss , in 1970 , Brophy was named to succeed him as Twins ' vice president and farm director .. Sherry Robertson. Sherry Robertson. Brophy stayed in this position until 1985 , when he retired due to health problems and was succeeded by longtime deputy Jim Rantz .. Jim Rantz. Jim Rantz. Following his retirement , Brophy served as a special assignment scout for the Houston Astros until 1996 .. Houston Astros. Houston Astros. Brophy died in Edina , Minnesota , on November 20 , 1998 , at the age of 72 from complications stemming from aplastic anemia .. aplastic anemia. aplastic anemia. In 1984 , he was named the Topps ' Long Meritorious Service Award winner .. In 2009 , Brophy was elected to the Twins ' Hall of Fame .
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