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Albemarle High School Baseball will welcome former Bulldog Monty Montgomery to Senior Night on April 17 at 6 p.m. against Gray Stone.
The team welcomes everyone to attend this fundraiser for the program.
Montgomery went 6-3 for the Kansas City Royals in 77 innings in 1972. He recorded 36 strike outs with a 2.81 ERA in the show.
Montgomery set an American Association Record in Omaha (AAA) with seven shut-outs in one season in 1972.
The 6-foot-3 right hander was an honorable mention All-American at Pfeiffer while taking the Falcons to the NAIA National Tournament in 1968. He won his last 13 decisions at Pfeiffer and holds the lowest ERA of all collegiate pitchers in North Carolina (0.62) in 1967. He finished his college career with an 18-3 mark.
Montgomery will throw out the first pitch, sign baseball cards and greet fans.
By The Numbers
• All-Conference ’66, ‘67.
• NAIA All-State 1967.
• Greensboro Daily News All-State 1967.
• Honorable Mention All-American 1967.
• 10-1 Pitching Record 1967.
• Lowest ERA of all collegiate pitchers in North Carolina (0.62) 1967.
• Won last 13 Decisions at Pfeiffer.
• Career Record at Pfeiffer 18-3.
• Biggest Victory: 1968 NAIA national tournament win over tournament favorite Glassboro State, 6-3.
• Signed with the Kansas City Royals 1968.
• Played professionally for seven years.
• Set an American Association Record in Omaha (AAA) with seven shut-outs in one season 1972.
• Major League: 6 wins 3 losses… 77 innings… 36 strike outs… 20 bases on balls… 2.81 ERA.