Talk:Bill Doran (baseball)

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[edit] Doran's height

Removed the following until an adequate reference can be cited.

Doran was routinely listed as being six feet tall in the official publications of the Houston Astros, but was actually 5'3" in reality.

jareha 19:42, 16 December 2005 (UTC)