Rich Rollins
Baseball
After playing collegiate baseball at Kent State University from 1958 to 1960, and hitting .358 in his senior year, Rollins was signed for $6,000 as an undrafted free agent by the then Washington Senators prior to the start of the 1960 season and assigned to the Wilson Tobs in the class-B Carolina League. After hitting .341 in 62 games, Rollins was promoted to the single-A Charlotte Hornets in the South Atlantic League to start the 1961 season.\n', '
After hitting .270 in 36 early-season games at Charlotte, he was promoted to AAA Syracuse in the International League for three games and made his major league debut on June 16 and spent the rest of the season with the Twins as a little-used bench player.\n', '
Given the Twins\' third base job out of spring training in 1962, Rollins responded by hitting .486 over the Twins\' first 10 games. Playing in 159 games, Rollins finished the season…
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