What outfielder was Duffy's Cliff named after?
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Duffy Lewis
Hugh Duffy
Duffy Donnegan
Jack Duffy
Duffy Lewis.
Duffy's Cliff, a slope in front of the left-field wall, was removed from Fenway Park in 1934.
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