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{{person-narrative-stub}} == Profile == === Pre-professional career === * His high school team won the Texas state championship on his graduation day. * Played American Legion ball. * Earned a B.A. in Mathematics at [[Texas Christian University]]. * Was All-SWC outfielder in 1962-63-64. Batted .357 in 1964. * Helped lead team to SWC title in 1963. === Achievements === * Led [[1965 Appalachian League]] in batting, doubles, RBI, bases on balls, and stolen bases. * Named to [[1965 Appalachian League]] All-Star team. === Outside of baseball === * Served in US Marine Corps for six months under the Reserve Training program. == Sources == * {{cite-book | title=Washington Senators Sketch Book | year=1966}}
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