Douglas McMillan is a former Scottish-American soccer forward. He was both the 1973 American Soccer League Rookie of the Year and the 1974 North American...

per game, and winning first place in the Western Division . Forward Doug McMillan scored eleven goals and was named Rookie of the Year for the 1974 season...

Dean Atkinson – vocals (2005, 2006–2010) Josh Pearson – guitar (2005) Doug McMillan – bass (2005) Darrell Bentley – drums (2005) Hank Day – drums (2005)...

Ontario, consisting of lead vocalist Matt Walst, bassist Brendan McMillan, drummer Doug Oliver, guitarist Sal Costa, and keyboardist Reid Henry. They were...

and Canadian players, demand for quality native players boomed, with Jim McAlister setting a transfer record for an American player at $200,000 (or $620...

(1979) Bob Ridley (1980) Vito Colonna (1981) Rookie of the Year 1973 Doug McMillan 1980 Walter Schlothauer Coach of the Year 1975 Herbie Haller From Cleveland...

vocals, rhythm guitar Sal Coz Costa – lead guitar, vocals Brendan McMillan – bass guitar Doug Oliver – drums, percussion Reid Henry – keyboard, vocals, rhythm...

D F A Pts Name Goals 1974 Western 1st 20 11 2 7 41 36 110 Champions Doug McMillan 10 1975 Western 3rd 20 11 2 7 40 41 36 Conference Quarterfinals Uri...

0 1993–1996 Bob Matteson 2 0 1974 Sam McAlees 2 0 1937 Matt McKeon 2 0 1999 Willie McLean 2 0 1934 Doug McMillan 2 0 1973 Neil Megson 2 0 1988 Carlos Metidieri...

November 27, 2016. "McMillin Quits Detroit Lions". St. Petersburg Times. December 20, 1950. "Eagles fire Greasy Neale, Hire McMillan as Coach". Pittsburgh...