Jim O'Toole - College and Minor League

College and Minor League

Jim O'Toole attended the University of Wisconsin–Madison and came to the Reds after only one minor league season, with the 1958 Nashville Vols, where he led the AA Southern Association in wins (20), innings pitched, strikeouts and bases on balls.

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