Thomas Videtich
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| + | * Played baseball, basketball, football, and track in high school<ref name=”69twins>{{cite-book|title=1969 Minnesota Twins Organizational Record Book}}</ref>. | ||
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| + | *American Legion Ball and semi-pro baseball at Dysart, Iowa<ref name=”69twins>{{cite-book|title=1969 Minnesota Twins Organizational Record Book}}</ref>. | ||
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| + | * Lead [[1964 California League|California League]] catchers in putouts (893) and errors (24), tied for lead in double plays (13) in 1961. | ||
| + | *In 1962 caught Pete Cimino's near-perfect no-hitter, [[1962 Wilson (Carolina)|Wilson]] vs. [[1962 Winston-Salem (Carolina)|Winston-Salem]]<ref name=”69twins>{{cite-book|title=1969 Minnesota Twins Organizational Record Book}}</ref>. | ||
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| + | Signed twice by [[Marvin Olsen]], for Kansas City and Minnesota Twins organizations<ref name=”69twins>{{cite-book|title=1969 Minnesota Twins Organizational Record Book}}</ref>. | ||
Revision as of 00:28, 18 June 2009
- See Unknown in the index for other people with this or a similar name.
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| Bat/Throw: | R/R |
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| Height: | 6' 0" |
| Weight: | 180 |
Thomas Videtich played professional baseball from 1958 to 1967.
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Student Career:
- Played baseball, basketball, football, and track in high school[1].
Amateur Career:
- American Legion Ball and semi-pro baseball at Dysart, Iowa[2].
Minor League Career Highlights:
- Lead California League catchers in putouts (893) and errors (24), tied for lead in double plays (13) in 1961.
- In 1962 caught Pete Cimino's near-perfect no-hitter, Wilson vs. Winston-Salem[3].
Signed twice by Marvin Olsen, for Kansas City and Minnesota Twins organizations[4].
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