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We h11ve made o strong showing our past five. year-a on ond off lhe field. Thlt will be our s1rongesf tctsl with melor le:ague bo.seball rn Soaltla in 1977. Wilh fens fike you, we hove no doubil tbou1 another ,ucce1sf1JI seas.on. We wlU do ovorylhing posstble 10 ,,,eke yOtJ eomfortobfe In lhe world•, most benulJful organk ball perk. E\ie.r-y1hfng i1 for re�I hi Cheney Stadium. Wo hope you wllf enioy \'our visit to Cheney Srodlvm and we salute everyone oi vou for our sv«eH· ful ,iory.
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Oetben Que.ntlf\ Wilber. • OOod QtchC-t, t,u provod • t0i,gt, ,n1n 10 u1c.h "11 set1T11,.. dodar.d Ttcomo Twin1 Ge-ner•I M•negor St•n Nec:ar•to whet1 onnoundng 11,e, Twin•• fo1mh skipper In six .ouom, "Ob wa: htve •tw-ay, ch•sed him 11'1 good to heve him on our •Ide.'' Al Spohne mana�.1, WIiber, 58, gutded the lndl.am lo • p•,r of flnt-pl.ce Weuern OJvhion fJnl1he1 and 1wo lhlrd-ptKe- conclusions. . .,,., no1 u1y to �f guys of hit ullber, N•""r•to co.n11nued1 "Pattfculert)' bec:1u1e or lho oxptnJlon ,llu.lon lra 11-!e A.t.Mtlcan lo.oguo. He:•, alw•i• botn • popu er rn•n•ge, -�pie lov• the b4g falta WIiber, born Feb. 241 1919 1111 llncoln Park, Mich., 11 6-3 •nd 2.25 �nd, tn 298 major league g1mn for !h• Si Louil Cerdin•l'9 PhdadeJ�i• Phllll•tt• and Botton �•d Sox between 194.>-5◄, Del baned .242. Hls J9 home run, ..,...te memorable - he hh fhf� conMta,tlvo homen Aug 27, 1951 for PhUodelphia end wrote hh nomo Into lhe record boo\ by- wh.cklng two OOnM(Urlve pinth-hl1 four-blsen for Bouon ,.,.y 6 1nd 10, 1953, Al • major IHQVer, WIiber c.o�h1, pla)'ed fint and third boe, 11nd roomed the outfl1Jd A) • minor leag\i., '" 1t,o lUH LHfilUO In 1949, he ewn pitched. Wilber COfthed for the ch.Jago. White .SO. from 195$,5'>. Ho 1a,ofed for the 81ltlmore Otlole, in 1957, Cincinnati Red• In 1959 and Mlnne,ola Twln1 hom 1961, 69 befor• �tuml� ro 1he m•Jon as <o6U\ for rho Wuh ington Sen1ton in 1969 and Te.u1 RanQOU In l970 undcrr M.anage:r ied WiJJia.f'f'IL He managed Ho1,1110" ttuu leag\le} ,n 19A9, ind 1n the AmtriQn Au.1x11tioo al Loul1vllle I n 1958, HOUiton In 1959 ttld Chnrl..ton ln 1960. At a maro:N••iloNt m1neger. he it unbe1len. Catted up by 1h• Te:r:,t Renger, at 1he end of ll'ie 1973 se:d.JO.ti, he repl•c.ed BIiiy Mlrtfn and won ,ho anly game he m•n egod in the big time,
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PITCHERS-MARK WILEY fright-hander), TACOMA; Bob Knepper (lefl-hand er), Phoeni><. CATCHER-Gary Alexander, Phoenix. INFIELDERS-Doug Aull (fir.II base), Sac ramento; Sump WIils (se<:ond ba,e), Sacramento; John LeMaster (shorl slop), Phoenix; Wayne Gross (lhird base), Tucson, OUTFIELDERS-Carlos Lopez (leftfielder), Sall Lake Chy; Rod Gaspar (center f,elder), Howan, Jack Clark (ngh1fielder), Phoenix. DESIGNATED HITTER-SOS GORINSKI, TACOMA
PCL Parks Statistics City Albuq1.10,q-ue H.1waU Phoenix S.11 bke Cllv S.n Jo,., Spokane TACOMA Tuaon
St1idium Alb-1.1qucrque Sport, Aloha Munid •I Detks �ield Municlp1I Fairgrounds Park CHENEY H, Carbon Reid
C.pacity 10.500 50.000 8,800 10,500 5,000 9,683 8,002 9,500
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Attendance City Albuquatque Hawaii Phoo,,i• Saaomen1·0 S1I1 Loke Coty Spoklne TACOMA lvcson LEAGUE "Eugene
1976 197S 169,278 I 57,863 213,179 306,236 160,897 151,207 82,324 252,20 I 2.39,321 122.251 116,646 103.803 204,645 196.557 1C2,514 170,521 I .364,073 1,386.614 • "Por1l1nd
1974 162,856 179,633 158,213 295,83 I 56,883 79,614 174.313 165,221 t ,272.564
1973 128,955 238,390 115,217 • 124.458 162.581 122,595 182,553 2.33,004 1,307,753
1972
182,044 305,878 109,542 • 168,094 191,577 • • 91,907 180,209 136,050 1,365,30 I
PCL Population City Albuquerque How&ii (Honolulu) Phoenl• S.11 like City Sa.n Jose Spokane TACOMA Tucson
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Population 243,751 324,871 581,562 175,885 «s.n9 170,516 154,581 262,933
County 8er1T1illlo Honolulu Maricopa S.h lake Santa Cl&ft'I Spokane PIERCE Pim•
Population 315,774 630,528 968,487 458,607 t .066, 174 287.487 412,344 351,667
EAT FROZEN YOGURT WHILE YOU WAIT FOR YOUR PRESCR•Pl'ION, BEFORE SQl•EEZING I,El'I'aCE, TRYING ON CLO'l'RES, NOODLING ON AN ORGAN, OR SNIFFING FLOWERS. No need to wait for the Fair. Puyallup has a treat for you every day. Hi Ho Shopping Center. There Isn't anything like it anywhere. Take a stroll along Hi Ho's unique indoor promenade. You·re in a special place, designed for people, filled with everything you need and almost anything you could want. Come over soon. It's a happy place. e,en a special gceellng ,n our name.
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PCL Chronology I903-P•dlic co.., lHgue created bv eb,orbing lhe Callfor-nle League c.onsl11lng of lo, Angele1, Ooklond, Sacra� memo ond Son franclKO 1md adding Se1ttle and Por1land. 1904--Saa4111e.nlo hMchlse moved to Tacoma. 1905-hte in 1euon, Tacome FranchiH moved batk lo Sau�mel'\to 1906--Saaeme.n.lo fra.nchl1e moved 10 Fte!lino. 1907-F,e,no and Seattle d,op� from league, reducing H 10 four dubt. 1909-leegue returr,ed lo 1lx dubs by te-admlHJon of -S.cramen1o and creotion of a franchise for Vernon, lust outsid• Lo, Angeles. city llmi11. 191 J.-Ver-non c.lub moved fo Venice. 1914-0n Sept 7 . Socnmenro frandti�e moved 10 San Francisco, where If finished 1he tH.son under the name of the Miuion,. 191 S-Socremen10 frenchi.., moved 10 S.h uko O1y, Ven• Ice club moved beck to Vernon, bringing It• own pork wllh II tn sa-ctlons m1n1ported on rollers..
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191&-Du.e ,o exfgencl� of World War I, Por-fland dropped out of league and Slcromento wH re.admltt"d In II, plac&. 1919-Paciflc Coe.st league expanded to eight clubs for 1he firu ,1me with the. re--admlsslon of Portl•nd and Se.aule. 1926-Soll Leke City fronchl•• moved 10 Los Angeles, whe,e It beame 1he Hollywood club, ploying Its gomo• In LO> Angele• club's Wrigley Fie.,d. Vemon franc-hi1ie moved to Saft Fr1nds.co, where It became the Mlulons club, ploying lb gamu at Sen FrandKO c:lub'• Recreation Park. 1936--Hollywood fronchloe moved to San Diogo. l938--Miuion fronch11e moved to Wrigley Field, Los An• gele.?>, where H becam& 1econd Hollywood club. 1939-Hollywood lronchl•• ocfuolly mo.,ed 10 tho! com munity with op,,:ning of GIimore F1ald. 1956-0oklond fronchise moved 10 Vancouver, which be ceme the league.', firs! Canadian dty
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19511-Mafor leoguo exponslon ln10 Lot Angel.. ond S.n Francis.co ceuHt-d the transfer of Hollywood f,•nc:hite to Sah Leke dry, Iha Los Angeles frenchlH 10 Spokene end lhe San Frandsco frenchi,e to Phoenix. 1960-Phoemx franchise moved to Tacoma. 196l�ecrnmen,o frandtlse moved TO Honolulu, where H became lhe Hawaii dub. 1963-PCL expanded 10 10 club> wllh the admlulon ol Oenver Dallu•Forl Worlh ond Oklahoma City ond !he lempor arv wll hdrewal of Vancouver. 1964-PCL exptnded 10 12 club• wllh the odmlnlon ol lnd1an,i_po01 and Arkensas, the Jat1er dub playing in l111le R:ock. OeJJa1•f.0rl Worth becam.e two seperato terr-lloriaa, wllh Dalles remaining in tha PCL and Fort Worth a:nterlng the Texaa league. 1965-Vancouver returned to PCL, repl1cln9 Dallas. which withdrew. 1966-Tacoma frnnchl.se moved to Phoenix. Sah Le'-:e Qty withdrew, end lhe Chicago Cub1 Hsumed franchise ownership tor ope.ration 111 Tacoma.. Ade.ans.as wa.s. repl11cecll by Tulsa. 1969-M.alor leeguo a.xpenaion put N1nion11 league teem In San Diego end Americ-•n league 1eem In Se.111110, those c-llles feoving the PCl. In re.oljgnmont of Clon AAA feogues Denver Oklahoma Chy, Tulsa and tndJanapolh, wl1hdMw ho� PCL 1� 1 oin American Auoc:iarion. E·ugene and Tucson entered PCL
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A TACOMA PRODUCT
1lcu)clbcrg B E E R
Slow brewed ... because it takes time to be better Mike Jordan
Art Popham
From Kansas Ci1y A's ba1boy In 1966-67 lo publk rela1ion.. promo1ions director for Charlie Finley's Oakland A's from 1970-72 to the voice of the Tacoma Twins 1he las, 1wo seasons is 1he trail followed by Ar1 Popham, who directed promotions end sales for the Denver Rockets baoketball l!!am end Denver RacquelS World Team Tennis squad in 1973. Most recen1ly, Popham has been broad casting football and baseball ln covering the Unlverslly of San Francisco end San Francisco State University in ad areo high ,chool games. He also has done dition 10,Tacom... Big Eight football and basketball broadcas!S.
Mike Jordan, 27, will report the Tacoma Twins' for tunes for the Tacoma News Tribune for the second stralghl season. Jordan began his journalism career as a high school junior by reporting for 1he Trl-Clty Herald and worked parttime al the Seattle Pol!-lntelllgencer while al• tending the University of Washing1on. He covered 1he University of Puget Sound from 197476, eunlng a firs! place in .rate sport• fea1ure writing, and is the author of a paperback, "The Sun is Always Shining," the s1ory about the la1e UPS a1hle1e Tim Mc Donough's fight against cancer.
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KNAPP COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
NORTHWEST'S FINEST BUSINESS COLLEGE Secre.d·nnal Genaro! Execufi\lO Two locatfons, Legat M..dical Tacoma: 1001 North "J" Street In.aura.nee Tef_ephone: 572-3933 Recop"tlonl,t Auburn:
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Spec.Jal Pr0gram.1 Mo:ilvarion Pensonel Oevelopmen1
Tom Kelly
common sense and he's bMeball smart. He's a totally un selfish human being, a winner who can breed winner,. And he hes greot resped wllh other players.''
Coach, TACOMA TWINS
Kelly, 26, baned .280, .258 and .308 during hls three full seasons, smashing 35 homers his lasl campaign, before being called Up by Mlnneso!a midway through the summer of 1975. Las! year, he hit .289 and drove home 70 runs for Rochester (lnternafional league). "I like playing In Tacoma," Kelly said. "It's • g.ood place lo play. If you're going lo be In the minors, the Pacific Coasl league is the best place to be."
Tom Kelly, the people's choice, ls back with the Tacoma Twins.
A member of the original T-Twins can in 1972, Kelly spent four season, at Cheney Stadium before the parenl Minnesota Twins ;ent him to Rochester last year. But Big Red, lhe first baseman-outflelder who was voted the most populor T-Twin by lam In 1973 and 1974, is back after !he Minnesota Twins named h1m player-<:ooch for their Paci-fie Coast league outlet.
"We're elated to have Tom back," General Manager S1an Naccarato declared. "Tom Is the kind of guy you can build a minor league franchise around. He has great
Former T-Twins Manage, Cal l:rmer said of Kelly: "He's dependable and • good sludeni of the game. He's always asking questions and is very observant. His alli rude is good, and he's In the game whether he's playing or not. Everybody likes him, and he lust loves lo play the game."
"Tom Is the kind or player you like lo have," Na,:. carato added. "If there is problems on the field, you can go to Tom and get a stralghr answer and he'd go any• where, do anything. If you had a speaking engagement, he'd go there. If you wanted him lo play a different posi• rlon. he'd do Iha,." Tha!'s why Tacoma wanted Kelly back.
Tom has two claim, t o fllme--{1) one leg Is shorter than the o!her and (2) he was the Seattle Pilots' first choice 1n !he 1968-69 winter free-agent drafl.
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THURSDAY-JUNE 23-TACOMA vs. ALBUQUERQUE 7:45
All Proceeds Go to Elks' Youth Activities Program
Elks' Youtl, Activitie� IVight
Balk Rule If there Is a runner, or runners, II Is a balk when,
(a) The pitcher, while touching his ptate, makes any motion naturally associated with his pitch and fails lo make suet\ dell very; (b) The pitcher, while touching his plote, feints o throw to first base and falls 10 complete the throw;
(cl The pitcher, while touching his plate, tolls 10 step directly toward a base before throwing to that base;
(d) The pitcher, while touching his plate, throws, or feints a throw to en unoccupied ba,e, except for lhe purpose of making a play; (e) The pitcher makes on Illegal pitch;
(I) The pitcher delivers the ball to the baller while he I& not facing the baHer;
Cg) The pitcher makes ony motion naturally associated with his pitch while he Is not touching the pitcher's plate; (h) The pitcher unnecessarily delays the gome:
(i) The pitcher, without having the ball, srands on or astride the pitcher's plate or while off rhe plate, he feints a pitch,
(j) The pitcher, after coming to a legal pirching position, removes one hand from the ball o1her rhan In an actual pitch, or In rhrowlng to a base; (k) The pitcher, while !ouching his plate, accidentally or Intentionally drops the ball,
(I) The pitcher, while giving an ln1en1lonal base on ball,, pitches when the carcher Is not In the catcher's box;
(ml The pitcher delivers !ke pllch from set position wllhout coming lo • slop.
PENALTY: The boll Is dead, Md each runner shall advance one base without lioblllly to be pul out, unless the batter reaches first on a hit, an error, a base on b�lls, o hit baller, or otherwise, and all other runners advance al least one hose, In which ca•e the play proceeds without reference lo the balk,
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Roy Jackson PCL P rHldont
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Roy Jad(son. 39, reg.aided aa. cme of baseball', fop young executives, Is now beginning his fourth year as ptetfdens of the f a r f- lung Podfic. Co.au league end fJn.t in a unique po.sition ,u head of both rhe PCL and lnlernDtfon•I Loague. I f rho experi� man, succottdt, 1be firs! man evM l o s�rve a.1 chief edmlnlstretor of two Triple-A league, likely will add • lhlrd - the Ameri an Assoch1iloo - noxl year. Headquarters •t PaoJI, Pa., and a member of one of Phlla delpM••• weollhi etl families, J•ck.ton ol1ended ihe UnJvenhv o f Ponruylvanie. whore he p l ayed football end bo.t-eball •nd Nran a Urr le track.. 11 a lrashman before under;oing a heart opertition whtch ended hl1 5por1, e1plr<!fion1.. While •• Penn. he was a roomma10 of Pue O'Malley. now pre1jden1 of lhe lo1 Angeles Oodgor1, Jack.son. 6.0 and 185 pounds, hos be-en a boieb1H exeru livo 11 Portsmootn (CorollneJ In 1965, Vork (Eutem) In 1966-68 and Tuaon (PO) In 1969. He wn named Eastern Le a gue pres i dent In 1971 One. of Jackson•• mrova1ion1 wlll �e ro 1wlng umpiring crew1 back end rorth berween 1he PCL and IL, bur h..e s.ald lmer hu1 gue pla y ll "a long- way down the road!'
PCL Presidents
1903.01>-cug•n• F. Ben, 1907-0'1-J. Cel Ewing, 1910,11 -Judgo Thom.. F . G,.nem. 1 9 1 2 1- 9-Allan r: Beum; 1920·2.3 -WIiiia m H, M<C•r1hy1 1924-31-Horry A,Wilfi•m•; I 932-35H lond H, 8egge rlv1 1936..CJ-Wlllinm C. Tu 1ile1 1944-54Cr.••onto H. aowlond, 195�1eire \/. Goodwin: 1956-59- a..,., fie M. O'Conoo,, 1960-68-0..woy Soriano: 1968•73-Wllllom 8 . McKe:chnie J,-,, 1974-pre,ent-Rov JoCUOn.
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,olld financial base even before 1he gates swung open
Stan Naccarato
for rhe Inaugural game. No one had reached rhe 1,000
Generol Manager-Execulive Vice Pruldent
goal before Naccara10.
Salesman Stan, when he eyes a goal, refused ro rake
"no" for an aMwer. He led lhe battle to raise SB,000 lo pul TTge, Turf ,n Sradlum Bowl and has been involved in
numerous civic-, sport.:s and entertalnmenl ventures.
Nor loo meny years back, Naccarato's slrong rlght
prrching arm dr<>w meJor league ,cours to Clover Park High School In suburban Lekewood. Bui 1h01 promising
career was rhwarted by a sore arm.
So Naccararo rerurned 10 Ta�oma 10 make his living
as • shoe salesman and manager of 1he Tacoma Athle1ic
Commission. His Sranley Shoemen won the 1956 Ameri can Ama1eur Baseball Congr&ss nelional championship.
He nexr became general manager of radio sta1lon KLAy. FM.
In 1960, w11h lhe return of Pacific Coasr League base
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The righl man in lhe righl place ol lhe righl lime.
The "perfecl'' man for lhe job.
Thar describe, Sran Naccaralo, 1975 Minor !.,,ague
Execurive of rhe Year.
For the past six campa,gns, Naccarato has wld more
ball to Tacoma, he be<ame a promotional consultant lo
T-Gian1s General Manager Rosy Ryan, A dozen years
later when rhe T-Cubs pulled out, he rounded up the 4
communuy s c1v1c 1eaders--wilh seve.ral rnore on a wait
Ing list-lo put rhe club under local ownership and r.,_
tain the Paci iic CoaSJ league franchise. All this within lwo days.
Naccarato also serves as. ;) member of the three-man
rhan 1,000 .eason 1ickels each year lo glve the T-Twlns a
Washington Srare Athlellc Commission, governing body for pro boxing and wres111ng In 1his s1a10.
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KMO - Tacoma Twins Booster Club
Sherry Robertson Award
Jain 10day and become • full-fledged Tocama Twins bao51er. Your member£hlp entitles you to many opecial features All b00Ster club members rea,lve a membeohlp card, monthly new,letter, ond three free games 10 be an• nounced on 1he future. Your member£h1p card will also eneble you 10 receive a reduction on your lunch, when you etlend the monthlv "'KMO Radio • Tacoma Twuu Booster Luncheon•· at the Bavarian Restaurant: 204 North I<, Boosters dub membership• are available for only S2 to adults �nd S l to s1udcnt5 and senlor citizens. Mall your membership due� to: l<MO • 1acorn• Twins Boosters P.O. Sox 1277 Tacoma, Wa. 98401
(Presented annually to Minnesota Twins' mo51 our.tandlng farm &ystem player.)
1970 -Matk Wiley, p (Auburn). 19n - Sieve Brye, of (Portland). 1972 -Tom Smflhson, c (Lynchburg), 1973-CRAIG KUSICK, lb (TACOMA), 1974- Burth Wynegar, c (Elizabethtoh). 1975-STEVE LUEBBER, p (TACOMA). 1976- Dan Graham, if (Reno),
1976 TWINS AWARD WINNERS
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
PRESENTERS - STAN NACCARATO, General Manage,: DEBBIE McSWAIN, Miu Pierce Coonty. SPECIAL RECOGNlllON AWARD - BUCI( CHAMBEllLIN, rralner1 CAL ERMER, Meno •r.
TROPHY RECIPIENTS - WIUIE NORWOOD, "Masi Improved Ployer"; RICK RENICK and LARRY COX, "Co•Mo,i Valuable PlayerJ"1 MIKE PAZIK. "Klng of lho HIii", BOB GORINSKI, �Big Sll<k Aword".
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1977 Tacoma Twins Roster
DEL WILBER, MANAGER ON THE MOUND
NAME
ARTHUR, AL BANE, EOOIE
Resldonai
Lake Oswego, Ore. WelfrnJruter. Ca.
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S..a11le, Wa
PROLY, MIKE
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6'2" 6'0" 6'4'" 6'S'" 6'3"
209 180 193 211 204 175
30 25 23 24 27 25
Belloolr Beach, Fla. Cave,y, Pi R,co
NAME
BUTERA. SAL LONCHAR, JOHN
IN THE OUTFIELD
GRAHAM, □AN KELLY, TOM PERLOZZO, SAM VAN WYCY., JIM
Wt. Ago
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BASS, RANDY GOMEZ, LUIS ON THE INFIELD
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BEMIS, GREGG BUTLER, Bill OeflLIPPIS, ART GIDEON. JIM HOLLY, JEFF lUEBBER, STEVE MAY, DAVIS
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Orlando Tacoma Mlnntiiold Tacoma Orlondo
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Bohemia, N.Y. fuclid, Ohio
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184 207
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Orlondo Orlando
Law1on Oklo. L OS At1gol&s. Ca.. P.
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209 152
23 25
6.'l" 5'11"
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206 178 174 165
26 26 28
T1com" TacomD Mlnne.sor1 R�no Rochesler Orlendo T•c:omo
I 41 12 38 132 127 126
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6'0" 6'0" 6'1" 6'2"
166 184 179 196
23 26 22 23
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55 128 126 132
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1960
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Red Davis
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1961
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Red Dav,s
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1962
GIANTS
Red Davi•
2nd
Bl-73
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79-79
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1964
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Charlie Fox
51h
73-82
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BIii Werle
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85-82
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Les Peden
6th
63-85
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20
1967
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Whitey Lockman
41h
73-75
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1968
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Whiley Lockman
51h
65-83
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1970
CUBS
Whiley Lockman
41h
45-98
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1971
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Kerby Farrell
3rd
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Col Ermer
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(o) He enlers the game with • lead of no more 1han 1hree runs and plrches for at leu1 one inning, or
tb) He enlers lhe game with 1he porenlial lying run elrher on base. or at bal, or on de.:k (lha1 is, the potcnliol lylr1' Is either already on bue or Is one of !he first rwo batsmen he faces); or (c) He pllches effectively for al leas1 rhree Innings. No more 1han one save rnay be credited In each game.
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1975
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TACOMA TWINS
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73-69
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65-79
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Baseball's Firsts LADIES' DAY-Al Clndnnall, 1876.
HOLDOUT-Charles Seasy, C1ncinnali, 1870.
SCOREBOARD--New York Knlckerbockets, Oct. 1876.
SPRING TRAINING IN SOUTH-Indianapolis, League Alli ance, 1877.
SEASON TICKET-Hertford, Natlonal League, 1876.
NEWSPAPER REPORT OF GAME-July 10, 1853, by Wil liam C..ldwell In N.Y. Mercury (game played July 5).
BAll THROWN BY PRESIDENT-William Howard Tafl, 1910. AIR TRAVEL-Hollywood, Pacific Coa,1 Le.,gue, July 15, 1928. PLAYER IN SPECTACLES-WIiiiam Henry Whie, pitcher, Bos1on, National League, 1877. GLOVE-Used by Charles Waite, 1875. UNIFORM NUMBERS-Briefly by Clncinnali, 1888; regu larly by N. Y. Yankee5, 1929. NIGHT GAME-Sepl. 2, 1880, al Nanlaskel Beach, Mass.; May 24, 1935, al Cinclnnali, National league; May 16, 1939, a1 Philadelphia, American League.
PUBLISHED SOX SCORE-July 18, 1853, In N.Y. Clipper (same game played July SJ. PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL RECORD BOOK-DeWIII Gulde, edited by Henry Chadwick, 1872. SLIDING PADS-Worn by Harvey Stovey In 1880s. CHEST PROTECTOR FOR CATCHER AND UMPIRE-1885. SHIN GUARDS FOR CATCHER-Worn by Roger Bresnahan, 1907. MASK-lnvenled by Frederick Winlhrop Thayer, worn by Jim Tyng, bo1h of Harvard, 1875.
Rules of Thumb QUALIFICATIONS FOR BATTING CHAMPIONSHIP
Highest batting average with a minimum of 370 plale
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M""I S.,,lty Ryon, doctor ol tho diamond. Now beglnnlno his I 0th ,eason u hood ground,keeper ., Cheney SrecUum, the 4l-yeor"'1fd former lowo s,are prep cross country running champion hai rhe tepuu11lon for operating the 04 bett•kep1 pork in the Pacific Coast leagu�•• Thar b 1h11 un animous opinion of friend and foe 1Uke In focr, at 1he 1ugge11ion of hl1 cou.sln, Seanle Mariners pl1chlng pro!euor We, Stock, Klngdomo otticlel, hlted Ryon t o put Ir, the mound al the r,ew Amer-lean Lenoue pl.ypen Ryan, in oddidon ro t,i� expe:r-iise. �now1- 1he rridc1 of 1ha lrad!. He'll ra,lor the mound 10 tuh the horn& ieam"! pilching staff (lteeper for young ht.1rlers), slope the bnellne. (for bur,tlng •nd fielding purposes). mow rhe grau high or low (to affcd the ball) ind aohen 1he bau1pefh (10 1low speedy runnen'. "LA•I yoor," Ryon r0e41led, "Hawaii hH • slnketboll pil<h• e..r. Charlie Horiensleln, ,o wtt wa,ared down the oret in fron! of home plate ro ,low tho boll. That mode 1he pitcher ind 1hlrd ba!eman do a lor more fleldtng, "Wt softened the p.alh around rlnt base 10 pravenr runne,s. from s1eallno ond kepi 1ho Infield high beau,e we h•cl • •••m tho! could bunr end run well. . ''Thi, lan'r a 9.10-5 lob/' Scott added. . You have 10 teke so much p,ide in your work 1h1t • poycheck l, secondary. You've got to ael high .arandards 4nd re(ute to c.om promlse.*' Hl.s work• day begins. in mld•moming and ends af1or the game. Ryan h a collector . extremely popular among player,, fen, and oflklol>. Hls collection, Include autogrophe<I b01eboll1 and picture,, newspaper clipping.s ond books.. "'The pl1ve,1. are I tot of fun, he nored, "They can'I kee e 1herr hand, o/f my motorcycle. Bui fhot•, OK. They wouldn t ... fool around wUh 11 If !h.ey dldn'l flke me.
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Buel wu b1rboy 11 Orlando, F lo., In 19�2 when ht met 11 17•year-old young11er beginning a pro career. The. wu Cal Erm.er, mtnag:er of 1h.e Tacoma Twin.s 1he test yeau, Cal WH an infielder •nd, in 1946-47, waa a 1eam Chamberllt'I, a phthe..t ar, the Orlando taami ln 1he Flo,ICU! League.
A realbt, Buck knew Ii wa.t, obvlou-s he: wouldn't mo\.• rhe ma o' le1gun at a player So beceu,e 111 w•n1ed to / boteb.a I."' hi! be:c-.ame I tr•Jner and ofmo,t mode. It rhal w
Ho ,orved at Orlando ( t 9S4-60', Charlolle (1961), V ver (1962), Oolln•For1 Worth (1963), Atlanta (1964), 0, (1965-69), Evon,vlllo (1970), Portl1nd (1971) ind t (1972-77) .. I went lip for half e seuor, In 1971," Chamberlin r '"but I got in an •via wr�k the followlng winter ind couldii 10 spring lr•lnlng,"' Minnesota's Ion be.came letoma'1 gain.
Concen1r•tlng on pteparing the play•rs• le:gi and pi orm1, Chamberlin •110 $erves •• lroveUng .sec-retory end manl manage., 0t1ce the tum goes on the toad.. .. tn lhe big le•guet,.. Buck ••plained, "rhoy haw guyi on lh01e iob.1.:·
"Thal'i. wh.11 mllkes him one 01 rh• m011 important "' the i acoma team, eve.n 1hough he ong .Jgo discarded a JI unlfotm
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Son Dlego
ll!-e Doerr
Fred Whllac,e
Dick Phlllips
Phoenix Giants
San Francisco
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Salt Lake City Gulb
California
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Rainier Krowas Jlmy Wllliam,
San Jose M,os,ons
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Rene lachemann
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MIiwaukee
BIii Cutler Sr.
Bill Curler Sr.
John Felske
Tacoma Twins
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Sta.n Nacc-ua·to
Del Wilber
Tuaon lforos
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TACOMA
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Sacr1manro
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PRESENTS THE BEST DISCO CLUB IN THE NORTHWEST
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26TH & PEARL ST.
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Designated Hitter for Pitcher A Ii •res may be designated lo bat for the sramng p1tohi,r incl 111 tubsequen1 pitchers In any game without off<Kt•fl9 ,,..,. trotus of the piTcher(s) ln rhe game. A Oesig. nared HIll!!' for the pitcher mus! be selec!ed prior 10 lhe game 41'd mun be Included in the Hnt!up cards presenu,d to lhe .m,p�in-chlef It • no• mandatory lhar a club deslgnaue a hitter ior 1he p,rtt-,.,, bur rallure to do so prior 10 rhe game pre dlides ,,.,., �te of a Deslgrnired Hl!ler for rhar game.
<er ond the runner assumes 1he role of Designated Hitter A Oe,lgno1ed Hitter Is ''loclu,d" lnro the batrlng order No mulllple ,ubstituhcns may be made that will alter the baI11ng roI011on of the De>tgnated Hiller. Once 1he gnme phcher is switched lrcm lhe mound 10 a dele,nlve position, rhls move shall terminate the De1lgnoted Hiller role for the remainder of the game.
P, '>Ch hitters for a Oesignared HIiier m•y be used Any wbsuure hlllt!r for a Deslgna!ed H,rre, himself be come, • Designated Hiller A replaced Oes,gnared Hiner snoll no, ,....,mer The game in any capatiry.
Once a pinchhllrer bah for any player In lhe batting order •nd rhen ente11 rhe game 10 pitc.h, this move shall terminate the Deslgnared Hiller role for rhe remainder cf rhe game
The lletlgnared Hitter may be used defensively, con tinu,ng 10 bat tn rhe same poslllon ln lhe bolting order, but lhe pllcher musl lht!n bat In the place of the sub•li• uti,d defeiulve player, unless more than one substitullcn ls made, onQ the manager rhen mull designate their spor, in the batting order.
Once the game pitcher ba1S ior the Oes19na1ed HJ, . rer, 1his move shall 1erminaIe rhe Designated Hiller role for the reniainder of lhe game. (Thi! game pitcher may only plnchhit for the Designa1ed HIiier.)
A runner may be subs!ltured for the Oes19naIed Hit•
Once a Designated Hiller u,umes a defens,ve posi tion, this move shall Ierm,nate I1,e Designated Hll1er role for the remainder cl the gome
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• 18 Championship Holes
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LARRY COX
RICK RENICK
NEW FRONTIER LANES
C.1che:r tarry Co� ond lnfloldor Rkk Renick Unit� In a Ile for ltu H-010n1& MVP Award. Larrv and Rklc hod tho bo.s:t year cf 1helr areets In 1976 8o1h pl•yera wore the key fiourn In 1he ltro soo,on pennant drive bv tn9 Twin, Cox �tlod .265 wi11, 12 homert Md 66 RBl"S, •If uueer betb Leny alJo brllllenlly handled tho pltch1m and effettlwely 1hrew ou, potential bue stealers. RenJck b· 111od , 14 In 1976. • ureer high, Oepi10 iniuri•• 1hroughou1 the ,eason, Ridi. d1ovo ln SO run, and h.11 17 home MJnt,.. Rick aorv&d H plavc,t<oech and wa.s the ln1ph•,lon•I IHdar of !ha lwln.1 on 1nd off Iha flold
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Ernie Hellings' Chevron 3923 Bridgeport Way W. 27th & Grandview
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MUST BE USED BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 1977 One, Covpon per Day food 1n Our- Rt>.!11u1arn Oulc.kly ar,d Tutllv P,epued Re1t1ur•nt and CocloaU lounge
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How to Compute Averages IAJDNG--u • ffwi, lotel number of b;,,se hlt1 by lhet: tot1I tl"'T'lti • • FIELDlNG-O. dt- the numbe-r of c:hanu, 1cap1ed bv 1he tor1I f'l.1,,.--cer o► � PITCHIH�,lde the /ot•I numbe, of games by the tot•I numt.• c:· 9l""'H '#On and os1, Earned run 0'-'erage ii flgure.d by d1tndll-9 me ,o,aJ number of earned run, by the IOltal number of mrti-rigt o,rcned end then muhiplying by nine. STANDINGS-Divide 101al number of gam.. won by the to·, _, of g•mM played. TO DETERMINE WINNING OR lOSING PITCHER--St1rilng c:Htche.t ffll.lll pilch 41/1 lnnfnga to re-celve tredll for wln.. Anv pitther m•v lose 1oga1dleu of Inning, he pitches. 81ne r\Jnnen, at 1lm& whM pitdten. are changed, If they iCOre, dre charged lo pJtcher who placed them on b11e. An y pitcher entedng gome wh.an score ii tied wlll be di.-irged wh.h win or lou If he flnhh.. game
How to Keep Score POSITION NUMBEIS: 1-Qltther. 2-<atther: 3-flrl! ba,e, man;4--Jecono b,ua,,,..,: S.-1hird baHm1ri1 6--shor-ftfop; 7loltllelde, 11----unt..rflelder, 9-rlghtfieldor: IO-dMlgna1ed h1t1er ABBlEVIAnDHS· 86---oa.se on balls; Sac-,.c,lfla, hl11 Sf -nuiflco fly f---,fly. ft-foul fly: K-,1rikoou1, f,IP-hit by pltchod belt W?____,,ld plt<h, PS--pa>sed ball; E-tror, S6Slolen btR �•lckr'• choke; FO-fotce out: BK-balk; L line oufi M'---«tt.,,hori.al walk; 8-bunr. A un;ae. :s.--; � s•andJ for a single, dobule bar ( ) for double,. thrff b.tt fo, • triple and four bara a home run, Runs balled 1n caii, t:. , ..!11,.ted by pl•dno a c.omHponding number of dolt .tar � bet111f1 acorlng hrt. for example, (--7:) mu.n.s fhe bane-, \Jl"!Qec "'It tftf'teld, drlving In fwo runl.. lndla.t• pi:,,"II dian11.. wllh • solid line aboYO the •quare of Iha ftrt: Oil::F ·"'W rtew hu,ler face?..
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Tacoma Senior PCL Team Sin« _."II ,n 1960 10 the Pacific Coast lcoguo with the G.per, ""II._� 0.-,ey Stodium, Tacoma leod1 the circuH in con• 1lnuous • ™" ,;p. Haw•II Joined In 1961, Phoenix returned In 1965 •,ao,, 1rrlved in 1969, Saft Lake City c,,me baclt In 1970 il--.d .A.!buoutuque began In 1972, Spokene returned In 1973 A..-d .S., Jo,e replace, S1cram,m10 1t,i1 1eae:on� Sac.ra• mento ...-iicf', rejofned in 1973, will reploce San Jose noxt year upoo, a:r-,= f'ion of a new stadium. Oropouu sin-u 1960, indud, In;: s..cn.�to, have beer'! Denver. Dallas-Fort Worth, Eu;ene� 0,1...,,,,. Clty. lndi•nopolls, Lltlle Rock. Portland, S.n Diogo, s..._... • Md Ve"'ouver 1 B.C.
Sears Has Two Locations To Serve You DOWNTOWN 1148 Broadway BR 2-4231
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LAKEWOOD 8720 So. Tatom• Way JU 8-366 l
OPEN MON. • WED. - FRI, TIL 9 PM/SUN. 12-5
No Ta,como p)ayer ever ho, won the Poe:lflc Coest league � •1lfe.. but Charles E,g1n cletmed the home run crown In I ;oQ.i • "' 25 ond 1905 with 21, Adrian GarreIt took ft In 1971 ,._ ,1 - Bob Gorlnskl claimed II In 1976 wllh 28.
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.. -=a � we,re c.rowned Pecific Coa,, le.ague champ«:,.-, - .,. 1961 end 1969, bu1 rho 1905 •nd 1971 en1rl•• lo,• C ...,. ,;,. tilfe.
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Take time out to shop The Bon. You'll.find great values and great fashion for everyone in the family and for your home, too. 1976 TACOMA TWINS
STANDING, lefi lo Right - MIi(• Poopping, OF; Al Wood,. OF; Bob Gorln•.ld. OF; Bob MeJtHly, P; Mllro PHJk, P; Rand·y Bu11 IF; Tom Johnton, P; Jim Gideon, P. MIDDLE, left to Right - Buck Chamb•rltn, TnlnH; Rob WIifong, IF; 01le Soduholm, IF; C•I E.rmer, Manager;- WIiiie Norwo.od, OF: Mult WUoy, P; A:idc Rtnick, Co•ch-lF: Bill Butler, P.. FRONT, leh to Right - Jim V•n Wyclt, IF; ll.uls Gomn, IF; Eddie Bane, P; Urry Cox, C; Tom Epperly, C; Jae.Ii:: Maloof, IF; Juan Veln1ldo1, P; Rltk Bethke, p,
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Modern Tacoma Records (1960-76)
Pitc.hlng Mosr wlns-17, Eddie Fisher, 1960; 8111 HAnd,,, I 965. Be11 earned run1 overage O 40 lnninQs-2.19, Hind., 1965. 8e11 percenr-v� (10 doasiorn)- 762, Ron Herbel ( 16-5), 196 l.
INDIVIDUAL
Mou ;nnlngs p,lchod-239, Fither, 1960
BaNing
Moil tlrlkoout.-.220. Al S1enei<, I 964,
Av.,,.._ 31>9 Cleo Jom.. , 1971,
M0>1 •pp<wenco.--70, Ken Gill, 1972. Run, batted lr>-1 19, Adrien G•rren, 1971, M011 1oliof appcaren<.,._65, Gill. 1972. Heme f\t�J Gattttrl. 197 1
Mosr com?lert g:amH- 16. Bob Garibald,, 1963: Herbel . 1963. Mou -Atrlke.o.ut,, oeme--19. Bert Hooron "'-· �ne, 1971
Trrplea--R, Gamn1, 1971 Doubr-.:o, Malty Alou, 1960,
Na-hllre,.-2, Ditk Esrolle 1964 (Othon by Dick LeMay. 19621 and Jerry Thomas, 1963)
Hll>-210, Jbu• Alou, 1963. To1al i...e..-292, Guretr, 1 9 7 1
Mo,t ,hutoult-{>, Hands, 1965
RUIU-102. J Alou, 1963. Al b.&�8 J. Alov, 1963. See, on ball>- I 16. Jack Maloof, 1976. S1ril-,1-l30, Bob Perry 1962.
Fewell h11fel"$ fated. ,uru)..mning tj»tme--2.8. Fronk Linzy, 1964; Estelle, 1965, Dove Dowling, 1966, Cons.ecu1h,e hi11en rohred-2 1 ftsha.r. 1960 Mas, s.avet-28. Jann Progenze-r. 1965.
S.mu,.,.--19. Gll Go,rido, 1961. s,01.., be---40, Jose C.rdanal, 1964.
Cons.ecuhv-e- uvM--teMtv. 1969.
Pinch hi'>-11, Roloh Alomor, 196 1. H� tVftl .11 Che.oey Stt1dlum-.19. Garrett, 1971, Wlnn,ng ruru bolled in-16, Perry, 1961 J. Ale■,, 1963J Garrott, 1971. H� nnu. g11mtt, Cheney Stad1um-3. Tom 11111., 1960. Grand 11.tm home ,uni-l. Che,ley Manu�I. 1973, l!u<>1 hatred In, gam<>-7. Dick Gernod 1972 CO'UOCIJl/v._ gome, hit !tilfefy-26, Rb\ John, iron, l 965, Ceru-e<uUve home-n-J, Jim Fairey vs Sic• ramenro, 2 go mes, Chen1'y Stodium. 197 4 'Iott runners 1hrown out ,,e.Jiltno,-38, Bob 81rlon, 1967.
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Moit wfn.--97, 196 1. Mosr rvm--7• 1 1971
Mo1I nomo run,- 166, 1962. Mos, run1; gome-20, 197 1 Mou hit,. gomo-25, 1964. Shcrletl Q5m!!-- I hot.,,, 28 mll"IUlt!S, 1963 lon9e1I oe.m.�4 Ii.our&, J 3 mlnu1e1, 1966. Mo,1 1hu1aut!>, s.ea.son- 13 1960, 1961. 1962, 1964 M011 gam .. o....,, .500-42. 1961.
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Averoc;e- 366, Jim Hid<,. lulu, 1968. (Tacom�·s Cla-o Jamo• didn't have enough ar•bau In 1972 10 qualify for l,,,nlng tirla.) Runs--135. BUI McNuhy, Sacram-9.nlo, 1974 Hltl-216, Willie Davl1, Spokone, 1060 Oouble>-54, Wah Wlfhemi. Tu! .., 1966. T,iple,--.26, Dovis, 1960, Home, run>-56, McNultv. 1974 Run, b•lted fn-135, McNulty, I 07.t. To1ol baso>-363, McNulty, 1074 Stol&n bA,e1--6J, Gfe,,n Burke, Albuque,.. quo, 1976. Wofk,._1 54, Bobby Kleu1, Son Diego. 1966 St,i\ie-ottl..,_ I 7S, Gorm1r, ThomaJ1, Sacra- menro. 1974. H,t by ?1Icher-r B, Fred HaIfield, S00kone. 1950
Pitching Garnes-861 Ken Rowe. Spok1no, 1964. Game$ lfQffDd-36, C.I Koonce. Solt Lake City, 1964. G1mo1 compll!ie.d-20. X:011 John,0:n, Port• lond, 1959. Gamel wo.n-20 Jim Ollom, Oe,wer. 1966. Games 101,-19 1 tew l<rau-ne. Dallas, 1964. lnnln111 pltch.. d-256, Rich Robe,11on, Phoenll<. 1968. Hiti-279. fte:derico Oliva, Penvar, 1963. W•lk>-151 S.m McDowttll, Soh Lo�e Ciry, 1961 Srr,keoutl--220, Al STANEK, TACOMA, 106<1 Slwtout1--7, D•"" Giulll, Oklamhome City l963 low1t1t �mad run ovcuege--1.87 Ptt• HnU S.11 loko Clry. 1959 Run, ollOWGd-143, Curt Barclay, Phoc,n1,, 1959. Ho.mart allowed-SO> Tcm Hnurmon, S�c:r-, menro. 107-4 Team 8b1tl11.g everage--- 303 S1e,11""1cH,10 1976
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