Minnesota Twins: Baseball Legends of the Past
The Page from the 1971 Illustrated Digest of Baseball highlights notable players from the past associated with the Minnesota franchise and other teams. Camilo Pascual is praised for his exceptional curveball, becoming a consistent winner and leading the American League in strikeouts three times during his 12 years with the Griffith organization. Bob Allison, the 1959 AL Rookie of the Year, transitioned with the Senators to Minnesota, hitting 256 homers over a decade. Pedro Ramos, a right-handed pitcher, is noted for his 6-0 shutout against the Yankees in the Twins’ inaugural game on April 11, 1961. Ramos also played for the Senators, Indians, Yankees, and Phillies, showcasing his skills as a runner and hitter.