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John Dolinsek

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Overall, Dolinsek appeared in 570 minor league games, batting .290 with 49 home runs and 287 RBIs. Defensively, he made 293 appearances in the outfield and 275 appearances at first base, registering .972 and .988
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in 1970, he hit .296 with eight home runs in 137 games. In 1971, he played for the
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in 124 games. He split the 1972 season between the 89ers and
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College World Series Most Outstanding Player Award winners
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Dolinsek was selected as the 24: 213:, hitting .274 with nine home runs in 118 games. 1187:Baseball players from Sonoma County, California 317:Career statistics and player information from 515: 339: 197:level, hitting .288 with 14 home runs and 70 8: 531:College World Series Most Outstanding Player 140:College World Series Most Outstanding Player 104:College World Series Most Outstanding Player 108:1969 Arizona State Sun Devils baseball team 522: 508: 500: 346: 332: 324: 21: 1172:Arizona State Sun Devils baseball players 1182:Sportspeople from Santa Rosa, California 230: 282: 280: 278: 276: 274: 272: 270: 7: 239:"Dolinsek Named Outstanding Player" 14: 130:year, the team qualified for the 169:, Dolinsek played five years in 167:1969 Major League Baseball draft 102:, most notable for winning the 1: 1202:Oklahoma City 89ers players 319:Baseball Reference (Minors) 263:– via newspapers.com. 255:. June 22, 1969. p. 47 165:in the eighth round of the 1228: 537: 462: 446: 369: 361:1969 College World Series 132:1969 College World Series 106:award as a member of the 85: 67: 44: 31: 1192:Covington Astros players 388:College World Series MOP 356:Arizona State Sun Devils 124:Arizona State University 16:American baseball player 1207:Peninsula Whips players 1197:Columbus Astros players 293:Baseball-Reference.com 136:Tulsa Golden Hurricane 61:Santa Rosa, California 185:in 59 games. For the 171:Minor League Baseball 1212:Denver Bears players 487:College World Series 219:fielding percentages 173:. 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Index

Outfielder
First baseman
Santa Rosa, California
outfielder
first baseman
College World Series Most Outstanding Player
1969 Arizona State Sun Devils baseball team
college baseball
Arizona State University
junior
1969 College World Series
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
College World Series Most Outstanding Player
Sal Bando
Ron Davini
Bob Horner
Stan Holmes
Houston Astros
1969 Major League Baseball draft
Minor League Baseball
Covington Astros
batting
home runs
Columbus Astros
Oklahoma City 89ers
Triple-A
RBIs
Peninsula Whips
at bats
Denver Bears

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