Doctors League 1971 Schedule and Team Rosters
Hope JE Star reports the Doctors League 1971 season setup with drafted teams, rules, and an May 17 start. Coaches include Jim Tompkins and Don Hughes. Player lists cover Dodgers Cards Yankees Giants Braves Cubs Reds. Schedule runs Mondays and Thursdays through July 8 with one rainout noted.
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Doctor’s League
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Jim Tompkins
John Walker
Bob Moore
Arthur Brown
Phil Watkins
Johnny Kramer
Mark Moore
Bryan Walker
Coy Stone
Mike Dillard
John Crawford
Terry Arnold
Jerry Arnold
David Lockard
Randy Biddle
Standford Muldrew
James O'Dell
Gerry Holt
Larry Johnson
John Windsor
Phillip R. Pine
Ronny Hamilton
Cardinals
Don Hughes
Drew Easterling
Scott Hughes
Joe Farrer
Carl Ward
Mike Beggs
Richard Harris
Doyle Wright
Jerry Chaich
Mike Davis
Chris Carey
John Gambs
Bobby Dwayne Cobb
Douglass Cobb
Steve Jones
Gary Hastings
Jerry Crow
Jerry Mack Garrett
Astros
Robert Vandivere
Billy Bob White
Ronnie Loudermilk
Bob Vandivere
John Westbrook
Tommy Hayes
Tony Davis
Mike Gray
Tommy Bryant
David Berry
Mike Metzger
Norman Bobo
Buddie Adams
Johnnie Duckett
Eddie Shields
Mark McHenry
Phillip Gilbey
Mike Comer
Greg Keys
Mark Shroeder
Donnie Burk
Roy Walton
Ricky Ogburn
Red Sox
Coy Ellege
Wayne Bohanon
Warren Plyler
Wayne Allen
Wesley Brown
Jamie McMullen
Steven Avery
Roger Edmonds
Lynn Noesser
Randy Ellege
Allan Bohanon
Ted Tolleson
Aaron Sharp
Ricky Trout
Jerry McKamie
Larry Williams
David Conway
John Smith
Willis Williams
Bobby Tefteller
Jimmy Don Brown
DeWayne Powell
Wallace Martin
Don Fuller
Braves
Scott Martin
Jerry Long
Perry Cox
Steve Smith
Ken Johnson
Steve Wylie
Steven Rosenbaum
Michael White
Jeffrey Plumley
Mike Bishop
Darrell Davis
George King
Herman Muldrew
Charles Scroggins
Ricky Harvell
Dennis Jones
Steve McCorkle
Roy Dudley
Phil Aaron
Jerry Walker
William Walker
Vince Harris
Joe van Horn
Mike Gilbert
David Allen
Robbie Dudley
Ronny Kittering
Randy Dudley
Chip Snowden
Bernard Webb
Giants
David Russell
Vic Young
Bill Adams
Carl Powell
Darrell Holyfield
Larry Patterson
John Bradley
Vance Williamson
Stan Webb
Kent Hunt
Tommy Green
Harold Freeman
Ricky Stuart
Jimmy Bruce
Sam Brittain
James Davis
Davis Askew
Russell Hawkins
Dodgers
Cards
Yankees
Goal Line Scrimmage for Hogs at Arkansas Practice
Arkansas Razorbacks held a two hour practice ending with a 1hmin uto goal line scrimmage. Fullbacks Binnion and Miles and tailback Morton scored touchdowns while quarterback Nelson threw a scoring pass to Hedgepeth. Broyles said focus remained on fundamentals and avoiding injuries ahead of red white game.
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Wayne Miles
Dicky Morton
Walter Nelson
Steve Hedgepeth
Razorbacks
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Parkers
Brock Breaks Up Phils and Cards Win
Lou Brock delivered a go ahead homer in the eighth, breaking a 1-1 tie as St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 5-1. Hoerner, Cleaveland, San Francisco, Chicago and others also won or moved in NL and AL standings amid rain delays and key plays.
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Solunar Periods Highlight Best Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Tables based on Richard Alden Knight outline daily periods for prime activity. Use the schedule to plan days for fishing in optimal territory or hunting in good cover to maximize sport potential.
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Brewers Beat Senators as Kosco Delivers Late Heroics
In Hope Arkansas, the Brewers beat the Senators 4-3 after Andy Kosco pinch hit for Denny McLain and delivered a two run single in the seventh. Milwaukee manager Dave Bristol argued and was ejected during the earlier delay. Vida Blue tossed a four hitter for Oakland in a 5-0 win over Detroit. Leo Cardenas drove in Minnesota’s runs in a 5-3 win over the Yankees. Amos Otis homered as Kansas City beat Cleveland 4-2. Weather rainouts affected Boston-Chicago and California-Baltimore. National League games included San Francisco over Pittsburgh 2-1 and Cincinnati over Los Angeles 8-4.
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Louis Melendez
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Juan Marichal
Ken Henderson
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Henderson
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Danny Breedan
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Tony Perez
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Ollie Brown
Nate Colbert
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Gil Garrido
Jim Nash
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Dave Bristol
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Leo Cardenas
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Joe Grzenda
Jerry Janeski
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Million Dollar NBA Pact Brings Father a Truck
Otis Gilmore of Chipley Florida receives a new truck from his son Artis Gilmore, a rising star in the NBA ABA rivaling war with the big leagues. The elder Gilmore’s gift marks the impact of the players’ millionaire era born from the league competition.
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Willie Mays Turns 40 This Day
Willie Mays, 40, celebrates milestone as the San Francisco Giants host a party in the Fairmont Hotel Nob Hill ballroom. Mays sidelined by a sore shoulder aims to return Friday night against Atlanta.
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Breen Named Houston Oilers General Manager
Houston AP John W Breen becomes the Houston Oilers first employe to be named general manager, with a background in AFL operations and personnel. He helped guide early Oilers to two AFL championships and a 1962 title game loss. The club is amid a reorganization led by Ed Hughes as head coach.
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Eye Is on Schroeder at Dallas Byron Nelson Classic
John Schroeder, the 197? Byron Nelson finalist who outscored Nicklaus and Palmer in last year’s final round, opens this edition amid strong field favorites Palmer and Nicklaus. Trevino Barber Coody and Beard also among top contenders in Dallas for the $125000 event with a $25000 prize.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Charles Coody
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Utah 138 Kentucky 125 clinches playoffs lead
Utah defeats Kentucky 138 to 125 to take a 3 2 edge in the best of seven. The next games are Utah at Kentucky with two shipments scheduled, including afternoons and national TV slots if necessary. Kentucky hosts later, with the series continuing in Utah if needed. In Iceland, law requires children to learn to swim.
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