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1968 Picks in the MLB June Draft-Secondary Phase, with a listed position of C
    Other Years:1967 / 1968 / 1969

Drafted Players

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Year Rnd DT OvPck FrRnd RdPck Tm WAR G AB HR BA OPS G W L ERA WHIP SV Type Drafted Out of
1968 1 6sc 4 FrRnd 4 Orioles Derk Hoving (minors) JC Amarillo JC (Amarillo, TX)
1968 1 6sc 11 FrRnd 11 Mets Bill Cotton (minors) 4Yr Arizona State University (Tempe, AZ)
1968 1 6sc 12 FrRnd 12 Athletics Tom Cook (minors) 4Yr Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL)
1968 2 6sc 23 FrRnd 3 Giants Harry Saferight (minors) JC Manatee Community College (Bradenton, FL)
1968 2 6sc 31 FrRnd 11 Mets Tommy Williams (minors) JC East Los Angeles College (Monterey Park, CA)
1968 2 6sc 34 FrRnd 14 Angels Michael Schomaker (minors) 4Yr Stanford University (Palo Alto, CA)
1968 2 6sc 37 FrRnd 17 Cardinals Benny Looper (minors) 4Yr Southwestern Oklahoma State University (Weatherford, OK)
1968 3 6sc 48 FrRnd 8 Yankees John Fletcher (minors) 4Yr Mississippi State University (Mississippi State, MS)
1968 4 6sc 68 FrRnd 8 Yankees William Ferguson (minors) 4Yr Texas Christian University (Fort Worth, TX)
1968 4 6sc 71 FrRnd 11 Mets John Whitehurst (minors) JC College of the Albemarle (Albemarle, NC)
1968 4 6sc 76 FrRnd 16 Senators Paul Williams (minors) JC Mitchell College (New London, CT)
1968 5 6sc 98 FrRnd 15 Senators Edward Cott (minors) 4Yr Cornell University (Ithaca, NY)
1968 5 6sc 99 FrRnd 16 Cardinals Dave Cichon (minors) 4Yr Amherst College (Amherst, MA)
1968 5 6sc 103 FrRnd 20 Royals Gary Hohman (minors) HS Bordentown Military Academy HS (Bordentown, NJ)
1968 6 6sc 116 FrRnd 13 Cardinals Michael Ehlers (minors) JC Ellsworth College (Iowa Falls, IA)
1968 7 6sc 124 FrRnd 6 Indians Ronald Davini (minors) 4Yr Arizona State University (Tempe, AZ)
1968 9 6sc 137 FrRnd 3 Royals John Walker (minors) JC Sacramento City College (Sacramento, CA)

Montreal Expos, Seattle Pilots (Brewers), Royals, and Padres did not receive picks in the first three rounds of the draft.

17 matching player(s). 0 played in the majors (0%). Total of 0.0 WAR, or -- per major leaguer.

DT Key

  • Blank - June Draft
  • 6sc - June Secondary
  • 6sa - June Secondary (normal, 1971 only)
  • 6sd - June Secondary (delayed, 1971 only)
  • 1rg - January Draft
  • 1sc - January Secondary Draft
  • 8lg - August Legion Draft

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    The 1965 draft had a major league and AAA section (rounds 1-3), a AA section (4-7) and A-ball sections (8+). Each team had one pick in rounds 1-7 (MLB, AAA, and AA picks). Starting with the 8th round teams received a pick for each A-ball team in their system in the reverse order of the affiliate finishes. Franchises that shared affiliates, alternated the picks round-by-round. This means that a franchise will have multiple picks in a "round". For presentation reasons here, we have re-labeled the rounds to be the number of the selection made by this franchise. This means that the Twins' 10th round pick could come after the Mets' 12th round pick.