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    Page 10
College Station, Texas
Thursday, May 30, 1968
THE BATTALI
Expansion Draft: Same Old Story, Only More Mone
ELECT
J. W. “Jim”
O’BRIEN
■ \ Iwesa
County Commissioner — Precinct I
Class ’52
(Paid Pol. Adv. by friends of Jim O’Brien)
NEW YORK (A*) _ When the
new major league baseball teams
go into the expansion draft next
October, they will look carefully
at the history of the Washing
ton Senators, California Angels,
Houston Astros and New York
Mets.
Of the 101 players selected
when the majors held stocking
drafts in December, 1960, and
October, 1961, only a baker’s doz
en remain. The cost was more
than $8 million, then a staggering
Jim Fregosi still is the Angels’
shortstop and Bob Rodgers is
their No. 1 catcher. A1 Jackson
is an occasional starting pitcher
for the Mets after returning from
St. Louis.
Gil Hodges, another original
draftee as a first baseman, long
since shed the mitt and became
a manager. After five years in
Washington he now is manager
of the Mets. Bob Aspromonte,
Astros’ third baseman, is the only
player still with the same club
that drafted him. No Senators
remain.
When the Angels and Senators
selected in 1960, each took 28
players at $75,000 apiece. That
came to $2.1 million each plus a
little additional change for ex
tras. When the Mets and Astros
picked in 1961, New York took 22
for $1.8 million and Houston 23
for $1,850,000. The price for the
athletes ranged from $125,000
each for four super specials to
$75,000 and $50,000.
It is going to cost more money
this time, but the owners are
determined to give the new clubs
a better break by making avail
able better talent.
The American League’s new
teams at Seattle and Kansas City
each will take 30 players from
1968 rosters at $175,000 each for
a total of $5,250,000 plus a few
extra fees.
The National League’s new
teams at Montreal and San Diego
each will pick 30 from the old
clubs at $200,00 each for a total
of $6 million and then ante up
an additional $4 million for initia
tion fees and a share of televjj
revenue.
ANCIENT MINE
FOUND
JOHONNESBURG (J 5 )
28,000-year-old iron mine contji
ing some 23,000 stone tools 1;
been discovered in Swaziland
a report by two University
Witwatersrand professors in5
latest issue of Nature magajj.
Carbon dating techniques
firmed the mine’s age, theysj
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