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1968 TOPPS 15 RON HUNT 0101680150
The ever-hustling young infielder was acquired by the Los Angeles Dodgers on November 29, 1966 from the New York Mets. As a Met, Ron led the N.Y. club in batting in 1963 and 1964. He was voted their Most Valuable Player both years. Ron was the first ...
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1968 TOPPS 46 DAVE RICKETTS 0101680460
On the basis of his .327 batting average with Tulsa in 1966, Dave won a spot on the St. Louis roster last season. Dave is a fine defensive receiver, having led the International League in outputs in 1963 and 1964.
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1968 TOPPS 49 ED BRINKMAN 0101680490
With less than two full seasons of minor league ball under his belt, Ed has been a regular with Washington since 1962. Regarded as one of the defensive standouts in the majors, he led A.L. shortstops with 97 double plays in 1963. Oddly enough, Ed was...
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1968 TOPPS 57 DAN SCHNEIDER 0101680570
The one-time bonus player was acquired from the Atlanta Braves organization along with infielder Lee Bales and pitcher Tom Dukes in exchange for three other players at the close of the 1966 season. Dan was the most active pitcher on the Houston staff...
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1968 TOPPS 60 KEN HOLTZMAN 0101680600
One of the brightest pitching prospects in the majors today, Ken was a rookie sensation in 1966. Although playing only part-time for the first two months of that season, Ken still led the staff in wins, strikeouts, and was tied for the club lead in c...
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1968 TOPPS 67 CHECKLIST 1-109 0101680670
1st series checklist with Jim Kaat.
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