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Draft by Year

1965 Major League Draft

Here is the first round of the 1965 Major League Baseball draft. 

Number 18 overall pick Mike Adamson did not sign with the Phillies and attended USC instead. He was the first pick of the "secondary phase" of the 1967 draft and became the first of the amateur draft era (1965-) to advance to the majors without ever having played minor league ball (complete list).

 #  Name Position  Team School
1 Rick Monday OF Athletics Arizona State University
2 Les Rohr LHP Mets Billings, MT
3 Joe Coleman RHP Senators Natick, MA
4 Alex Barrett SS Astros Winton, CA
5 Billy Conigliaro OF Red Sox Swampscott, MA
6 Rick James RHP Cubs Florence, AL
7 Ray Fosse C Indians Marion, IL
8 John Wyatt SS Dodgers Bakersfield, CA
9 *Eddie Leon SS Twins University of Arizona
10 Doug Dickerson OF Pirates Birmingham, AL
11 Jim Spencer 1B Angels Glen Burnie, MD
12 Dick Grant 1B Braves Watertown, MA
13 Gene Lamont C Tigers Kirkland, IL
14 Al Gallagher 3B Giants Santa Clara University
15 Scott McDonald RHP Orioles Yakima, WA
16 Bernie Carbo OF Reds Garden City, MI
17 Ken Plesha C White Sox Notre Dame University
18 *Mike Adamson RHP Phillies San Diego, CA
19 Bill Burbach RHP Yankees Dickeyville, WI
20 Joe DiFabio RHP Cardinals Delta State University

* Did not sign



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Rick Monday was the first pick of the first Major League amateur draft.

Photo by Lou Sauritch, ©2006 Super70s.com


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