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Tony Oliva
The parameters of the strike zone were merely a suggestion to Oliva, who was happy to flick his bat at anything and everything within reach. That approach would have led to soaring whiff totals for many, but not the Minnesota mainstay. Instead, he swung his way to a trio of league batting titles and retired with a lifetime average of .304.
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The rookie second baseman established himself as a Twin regular after coming up to Minnesota late in the year. Starting in the 1965 World Series, Frank hit a double the first time he faced Sandy Koufax.
Handicapped by injuries in '65, Harmon still led The Twins power-packed club in homers. The Killer cracked 3 All-Star hits in 1964!
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Rick Renick
In high school Rick was named to All-Ohio teams in 3 sports. Signed out of Ohio State Univ., he was his league's best fielding shortstop in 1965. Impressed onlookers in Florida Instructional Loop in winter of 1968 batting .337. Plagued by injuries in 1969.
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