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...baseball in the [[Kansas–Oklahoma–Missouri League]] with the Bartlesville Oilers before quitting professional sports. ...alle | publisher = hoopszone.net| url = http://hoopszone.net/Kansas/Kansas/Players/P-Q/pralle-fred.htm | accessdate = January 22, 2011}} ...

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|birth_place=[[Bartlesville, Oklahoma]], U.S. * [[Tennessee Titans|Houston/Tennessee Oilers/Titans]] ([[1960 American Football League season|1960]]–{{NFL Year|2013}} ...

...yed with the [[Phillips 66ers]] (also known as the Phillips Oilers; from [[Bartlesville]], [[Oklahoma]]) of the [[Amateur Athletic Union]] and the [[National Indus [[Category:American men's basketball players]] ...

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...etic Union]] (AAU) between 1920–21 and 1967–68 and were chosen as the best players in the league during their respective seasons.<ref name=APBR>{{Cite web |la ...ates)|National Basketball League]] or [[American Basketball Association]], players were able to retain their "amateur" status.<ref name=APBR/> Only amateurs w ...

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...ad the National League in [[home runs]] with 23. He was one of only two NL players to reach 20+ home runs that year ([[Johnny Mize]] was runner-up with 22), b ...of the needed two-thirds supermajority, and the Guild movement collapsed. Players would form their own association in 1953, and the [[MLBPA]] would become th ...