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English: Outfielder Eddie Milner of the 1979 Nashville Sounds Minor League Baseball team of the Southern League
Date
Source Scanned from the 1979 Nashville Sounds trading card team set
Author M. Alan Loveless

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Eddie Milner, outfielder with the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A), circa 1979.

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Eddie Milner

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