Washington and Orioles clash in tight box score
In a Major League clash Washington scored three late runs to beat Baltimore 7 to 5. Veterans Vernon and Busby paced the offense with multiple RBIs while Young, Pesky, and Courtney contributed from the batting order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
R—Yost
Pesky
Vernon
Sievers
Kryhoski
Kennedy
Courtney
Diering
Stebens
E—Vernon
RBI
Busby
Umphiett
Coan
Brideweser
Honochick
McGowan
Papparella
Yost
Abrams
Hunter
Waitkus
Bridewer
Vollmer
Kryhsky
Kenndy
Runnels
Umphitt
Fitzgerid
Porterfid
Young
Kretiow
Blyzka
Stuart
Stephens
Brooklyn Dodgers Top Chicago Cubs 6 3 in N L Tilt
Brooklyn 6 Chicago 3 as Banks, Snider, Reese lead with RBI hits. Kiner and Hodges homer. Newcombe wins after 674 innings pitched. Hacker suffers loss. Attendance 14,379.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miksis
Tremei
Chicago
Eas
Brooklyn
Fondy
Kiner
Banks
Gilliam
Reese
Snider
Hodges
Hoak
RBI
Hacker
Robinson
Campanella Banks
Hr—Kiner
Sf—Hodges
Bb—Hacker
Newcombe
So—Hacker
Tremel
Ho—Hacker
Rer—Hacker
W— Newcombe
L—Hacker
U— Stewart
Pinelli
Engeln
Jackson
Robnson
Furilto
Garag'la
Serena N'wcombe
Rice
Pet
Bkn
Mueller
Hamner
Phil
Burgess
Jablonski
Chi
Bell
Cin
Moon
Schoendast
Adcock
Mil
Aaron
Logan
O'Connell
Gordon
Pitt
Baker
Bruton
Ennis
Bai Jones
Thompson
Repulski
Stl
Baseball box score summary
R Doby and Regalado Drive runs with Wertz cleanups and Doby two batted in. Garcia goes 7 innings for the win, Sullivan 6 losses with strong bullpen backs. Attendance 23 706.
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R—Doby
Regalado
E—Wertz
RBI
Doby
Wertz
Sb—Jensen
Majeski
Lepcio
Goodman
Cleveland
Boston
Bb— Sullivan
Garcia
O—Garcia
Sullivan
Ho—Sullivan
Parnell
R-Er— Sullivan
Baik—Sulllivan
W—Garcia
L—Sullivan
A—Rommel
Napp
Flaherty
Stevens
Hoeft, Portocarrero lead Detroit win over Philadelphia
Hoeft took the loss while Portocarrero improved to 4-6 as Detroit beat Philadelphia 6 to 5. Renna homered twice along with Boone, and Zernial drove in two. Kuenn Tuttle and Finigan added offense, with Jacobs and Bertoia stealing bases. Attendance 23,216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renna
Boone
Er—Portocarrero
Hoeft
Herbert
Mariowe
Robertson
W—Portocarrero
L— Hoeft
A—Grieve
Berry
Hurley
Chyiak
Philadelphia
Detroit
Jacobs
Hatfid
Nieman
Bertoia Mariowe
Bolling
Hiladelphia
Etroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington
Ore
Rbi Avila
Cleve
Rosen
Fox
Chi Sete
House
Det
Minoso
Chi
Busby
Wash
Stephens
Doby
Mantle
N.Y
Phil
Smith
Dropo
Lepcio
Bos
Kuenn
Young
Ball
Agganis
White
Goodman
Zernial
Rivera
Carsque
Kaline
Jensen
Mele
Bait
Wolling
Hegan
Grim drives 6th inning homer as Yankees top Indians 6-?
In a 6-? game, Grim belts a homer and drives in two, while Berra and Fox add RBIs. The Yankees chase Chicago’s pitching with clutch hits from Minoso and Fain, and Grim earns the win. Final lines show New York builds early lift then holds off late Chicago rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trucks
Noren
Brown
Rizzuto
Fornieles
Carrasque
Sawatski
Fain
New York
Chicago
Mantle
Berra
McDougald
Coleman
Grim Carrasquel
Marsh
Fox
Marshall
Cavarretta
E—Rivera
Kell
RBI
Minoso
Noren Berra
Grim
Cavaretta
Collins
Carrasquel
Martin
Sain
Rer
Byrd
Morgan
U— Range
Summers
McKinley
Spar
Crisquel
Miranda
G-Marsh
Mantie
Wooding
H-Mchaels
B-Bauer
Lmiar
Rivera
Groth
Colman
Saino E-Cavartta
Texas League Scores Below Summary Card
Beaumont 4 Dallas 2. Tulsa no win as 2-11. San Antonio 0 Houston 6. Fort Worth 5 Oklahoma City 4. Shreveport 3 ties with 3. Standings reflect results across Texas League games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Dallas
Tulsa
San Antonio
Houston
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Pitchers Dominate As Giles Denies Rabbit Ball Theory
Pitchers ruled the night with strong latest performances across leagues. Vernon Law and Harvey Haddix led three hitters apiece in shutout or near-shutout efforts while Corky Valentine and Don Newcombe also posted wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Warren Giles
Giles
Vernon Law
Pirates
Mike Garcia
Cleveland
Arnold Portocarrero
Athletics
Harvey Haddix
Cardinals
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Corky Valentine
Reds
Billy Hoeft
Detroit
Warren Spahn
Braves
Frank Sullivan
Boston
Law
Spahn
Milwaukee
Bill Bruton
Hank Aaron
Haddix
Carda
Giants
Newcombe
Brooklyn
Cubs
Valentine
Philly
Curt Simmons
Phillies Edge Reds 2 1 in Narrow Ninth Inning Loss
Cincinnati falls 2 to 1 as Philadelphia scores two runs in the ninth. Post and Simmons drive in runs, Temple adds RBI, while Valentine earns the win and Simmons absorbs the loss in front of 8 589 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Adams
Jones
McMilan
Ashburn
Bell
Torgesn
Browski
Lopata
Grograss
Ennis
Temple
Hamner
Post
Burgesse
Seminick
Wyrostk
Valentne
Morgan
Smith
Schell
Simmons
Cincinnati
R—Greengrass
Burgess
RBI
S—Temple
Torgeson
McMillan
Borkowski
Philadelphia & BS
Valentine
O — Valentine
HO — Valentine
Rer
W—Valentine
L—Simmons
U—Gore
Donatelli
Cantan
Gorman
Al Rosen Returns to Active Duty for Indians
Cleveland star Al Rosen, injured May 25 with a hip fracture of his right index finger while fielding a grounder hit by Jim Rivera, will be back at first base for one of two games against the Boston Red Sox. Rosen leads the league in slugging and his return boosts Cleveland's lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Rosen
Jim Rivera
Chicago White Sox
All Sports Meet At Oury Park Rec Center
Summer competition opened at Oury Park Recreation Center with boys competing in the All Sports tournament. Oscar won the free throw basketball contest. Bill Moreno, 11, was runner up. Gene Benton and Jerry Hubbard won tether ball. Richard Don and Fernando Lopez won the relays. Jerry Hubbard won checkers. Starting Monday the Ouro Park Youth council plans a billiards tournament for boys under 16, with a table tennis event the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oury Park Recreation Center
Oscar
Bill Moreno
Gene Benton
Jerry Hubbard
Richard Don
Fernando Lopez
Checkers
Ouro Park
Notice to bidders for lumber specifications Tucson Public Schools
The Purchasing Agent of Tucson Public Schools invites sealed bids for Lumber Specifications. Bids due by 3:00 p.m. July 15, 1954 at 15 South Park Avenue Tucson Arizona. Bidder to include sales tax or excise tax where applicable. Right to reject any bid reserved. Published June 17 18 and 19 1954 Tucson Daily Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
South Park Avenue
Arizona
Martinez Faces San Francisco Boxer in Monday Bout
Arizona middleweight champ Jimmy Martinez prepares for a July 15 title defense with a 10 round clash against Bobby Marland of San Francisco at Tucson Sports Center Monday night. Martinez weighs about 159 pounds after winning the state title in Phoenix two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Martinez
Arizona
Bobby Dykes
Bobby Marland
San Francisco
Tucson Sports Center
Martinez
Charlie Salas
Phoenix
Marland
Johny Gray
Sonny Gil
Satchell Porter
Danny Perez
Aaron Wade
Zeke Lucia
West Coast
Bobby Moreland
Olympic Auditorium
Moreland
Porter
Perez
Gil
Gray
Billy Blair
Wilson Mackey
Joe Vaile
Tommy Jones
Bobby Satchel
Alex Fimbres
Freshman Klontz Wins Western Junior Championship
University of Iowa freshman Herb Klontz fired a one under par 143 total for 36 holes to defeat Bob MacMichaels of Detroit and claim the Western Junior Golf Championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Klontz
University of Iowa
Bob MacMichaels
Detroit
Wes Santee
Camp Lejuene
N. C
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Balboa
Calif
Harvard
Yale
Thames River
New London
Busy Tucson Little League season opens with 22 teams
Tucson rosters unveil 800 plus players across four leagues plus a new International division. Commissioner Frank Minarik notes expanded interest prompts the extra league. Teams include Arizona Land Title and Trust, Complete Auto, Valley Bank, Minarik Realty, Reubens Furniture, Drachmans, KTUC, Tucson Title, Southern Arizona Bank, Beauday Motors, Eagles, San Xavier Rock and Sand, Tucson Gas, Federal League Service Cleaners, KOPO, Independent Drug, Corbett Lumber, Sears, International Porters, and Southern Pacific among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Frank Minarik
The
International
Arizona Land, Title and Trust
Larry Livingston
Gary Leon Sanders
Richie Garrett
Russ Washburn
John Poore
Bob Cunningham
David Maurer
Steve Owens
Bill Peterson
David Reyna
Ricky Badger
Larry Bahil
Bruce Davidson
Harold Mathews
Bob Ruff
Mike Schmidt
Jim Sharron
Frank Soza
Ernie Wall
David Bell Jr
James Glawe
David Hightower
Armando Lopez
Jim Marsh
Bob Orach
Bill Reinig Jr
John Ureh
Gerald Hubbard
Ernest Lopez
David Pear
Bob Ricker
Augustine Acuna Jrr
Bob Anderson
Tom Bowerman
John Dietz
Louis Oriendo
Gerald Pearson
Charles Townshin Jr
Minarik Realty
John McLaughlin
Bob Johnson
Bobby Barber
Dick Chapel
Charles Galloway
George Hover
Carl Gruer
Armands Juarez
Gregg Kuntz
Gary Walker
Gary Wilhelmy
Bill Gemmer
Gene Hardy
Don Hershberger
Jimmie Metcalf
Skipper Quater
Bob Rose
Clinton Smith
Tim Torrington
John Bedell
Bill Bravo
Sonny Caldwell
Harry Levison Jr
Jim McLaughlin
George Montague
Terry Schmidt
Mike Summers
Dennis Case
Florence Chandler
Bill Cox
Jim Dainty
Jim Harris
Johnny Hernandez
Douglas Holliker
Bob Lazeres
John Rose
Reubens Furniture
Chester Willis
Ronnie Paisola
Raul Romero
Doug Sparks
Jeffery Verdugo
Jim Depsey
Bill Brown
Paul Deutsch
Edgar Romo
David Wingren Jr
Michael Hayhurst
Bernard Farlett
Terry Bahill
al Reynolds
Joe Lopez
Gary Olson
George Robles
Rickey Williams
Jimmie Bailey
David Beebe
Ricky Harris
Stephen Henderson
Carl Ludwig
Warren Phelan
Jimmy Stewart
George Kimble
Mike Knoop
Gregg Knutson
Larry Sedrick
Vincent Cunningham
Alfred Garr Jr
Fred Ketchem
Johnny O'Brian
Roger Rhee
Frankie Sotomayor
John Straw
Tom Webster
Tommy Gerhardt
Michael Pawlak
Garry Lee
Tyler Turner
Southern Arizona Bank
John Vasey
Pete Ricieman
Dennis Hassfeld
Lynn Hoffpaui
Dick Lyons
Larry Olson
Thomas Repp
Larry Walker
Rocco Andresando Jr
Mike Green
Stanley Hastey
Bobby Kniffin
Don Miltenberger
Dick Pagel
Cieve Seal
Ray St. Clair
Richard Willis
Marty Dillon
Jim Doyer
Jim Gibbons
Jerry Jones
Tommy Robinson
Buddy Clark
Phillip Coz
Reece Curtis
Stan Graham
Bob Hoogerwerf
B. Massow
Tommy Patterson
Dick Barber
Allen Epstein
Gerald Jones
Billy Joe Lopez
Phillip Panepento
Frank Ysias
Eagles
John Guy
Jimmy Davis
Billye Finche
Jack Mettier
Louis Stout
Bob Vega
Billy Zeller
Franklin Andrews
Don Aros
Ronald Aros
Don Booth
Alan Joseph
Frank Rauscher
Bill Sisco
Gary Smith
Bobby Lee Vigil
Jerry Good
Richard MacDonald
Armando Ortiz
Bobby Peterson
Bill Powers
Kermit Thompson
Gene Bonamigo
Bob Foster
Joe Gard
David Giles
Eddie Holguin
Mike Kaiserman
SAN Xavier Rock and Sand
Jim Mariella
Jack Anderson
Hollis Fox
Willy Haney
David McAuliffe
Dick Martin
Victor Barrett
Brian Gust
Carlos Lucas
George Miraval Jr
Stuart Scott
Peter Young
Tommy Davis
Charlies Harrison
C. J. Hill
Danny Miller
Howard Watson
Joe Berry
Edmond Johnson
John Mariella
Gay Wilson
Tucson Gas
Herb Peden
Ricky Huckaby
Jim Lichtenban
George Simental
Tim Yargan
Mike Bently
Mike Oudiey
Roy Swingle
Ronald Warren
John Vallentine
Ray Arenas
Lloyd Flickinger
Hargie Gregovich
David Heskett Jr
Danny Petersen
Jim Spaulding
Jim Bock
Hector Corrales
Bob Frick
Leo Huerta
Ronald Huff
Jim O’brien
Bob Soob Jr
Manuel Amado
Dick Belokin
Danny Breck
Manuel Don
Glen Epley
Charlie Fowler
Armando Gonzales
Ronald Thompson
Campbell Avenue
Himmel Park
Randolph Park
Hi Corbett Field
Auto
Valley Bank
Minarik
Reuben’s
Wed
Drachman
Federal League
Service Cleaners
Sears
Tues
KTUC
KOPO
Corbett’s
Independent Drug
International League
Manney Builders
Southern Pacific
Porters
Bogards
Maniey
Saturday Evening Baseball Rosters from Acuna and Affiliates
A June 19, 1954 listing provides full rosters for Acuna players led by John Holstrom and Ray Johnson, plus Bugard Motors and J Manley Realtors squads. The notice credits Little League during spelling and name data, naming extensive player lists and managers across teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acuna
John Holstrom
Ray Johnson
Bill Hughes
Gene Lippard
Phillip Slogan
Mike Snyder
Dennis Stogsdill
Frank Teressie
Dick Valenzuela
Armando Amiola
Ernest Batiste
Jerry Cox
Joe Dalton
Larry Dunnuck
Mike Leiboff
Bob Morath
Gus Moreno Jr
Bob Ostrop
Tom Stiffer
Ralph Vega
Jim Wright
Bob Acuna
Gary Alien
Angelo Courtney
Billy Fielden
Fulton Gerke
Willie Hill Jr
Jim Kirk
Joe Lujan
Efron Rodriguez
Manuel Romero
Bruce Toro
Boyd Underson
J. D. Glontas
Joe Curry
Raul Diaz
John Gaona
John Hamilton
Jim Johnson
John Kramer
George Leon
Mike Mulcay
Larry Schor
Bob Valenzuela
Guy Weinzapfel
Charles Wilson
Steven Weber
Garden Echols
Bogard Motors
Ed Saycer
Ray Smith
Jim Williams
Frank Wilson
Allen Roberts
Bob Madero
Laverne Loose
Tom Grove
Dick Elliott
Charles Valdenegro
Charles Olney
Carl Tornquist
Kurt Steffens
Robert Sher
Dick Quinn
Andy Romo
Gary Petras
P. Graydon Hudson
Dick Harrison
Gary Border
Tom Alden
George Valdez
Hector Palma
George Nuttycombe
Bob Mendez
Manny Martinez
Mickey Kenna
Tom Isbel
George Has
James Garrett
Jim Fountain
Alfred Disharoon
Wayman Carter
Ed Averitt
Jackie Apalatqui
John Bergstrand
Jim Bogard
Charles Callaway
Bill Cassel
Oscar Holmes
Bill Martin
Mike Romero
Ralph Sanchez
John Santangelo
Marvin Saviov
J. Manley Realtors
Craig Barker
John Levison
Andres Leynas
Ronald Maness
Paul Middleton
Chuck Barler
Jimmy Beard
Billy Belt
John Donaldson
Bernard Goldstein
Dick Houze
Leonard Lane
Larry Lewis
Bob Rakich
David Schuartz
Loren Caywood
John Cox
David Green
Gary Newell
Peter Parker
Russell Smith
Abe Valdez
Chip Walter
Tony Yturraide
Joe Anderson
Jim Bennett
John Davis
Tim Davis
Billy Defer
Bill Dukes
Charlies Goerke
Oscar Jaramillo
Tom Keesler
John McQuerry
Ed Marquardt
Reynaldo Vidal
Bill Whaley
Jack Allen
Joey Bartlett
Albert Feliz
Jim Gallagher
Peter Haller
Scott Henderson
Jim Klein
Harold Malarky
Dennis Thompson
David White
Little League
Miceli Lowry Set in Key 10 Round Title Tilt
Eighth ranked welterweight Joe Miceli faces Toledo fighter Pat Lowry in a 10 round bout at the Sports arena. Lowry, a two year pro ex marine, has 34 wins 6 losses with 27 KOs. Miceli from New York has 64 bouts with 44 wins 15 losses and 5 draws. Referee and two judges will score 10-9 rounds with ABC televising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Joe Miceli
Pat Lowry
Sports Arena
Lowry
Miceli
New York
ABC
Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Atlanta beats Memphis 8 5 New Orleans loses to Nashville 5 0 Mobile defeats Chattanooga 5 4 Birmingham 7 10 Little Rock falls 1 8 Hosted as a brief standings snippet showing city teams and scores across the Southern Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Little Rock
Sealed bids sought for Tucson Public Schools library books
Notice from the Purchasing Agent of Tucson Public Avenue Arizona calls for sealed bids for library books for the 1954 1955 school year. Bidders must state discount from Publisher's List price and may inspect the proposed list in the Purchasing Department office 15 South Park Avenue. Include Arizona sales tax in bid fees. federal excise tax may apply. Bid call No 161 dated June 19 1954. The city reserves right to reject any bid or part thereof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Public Schools
South Park Avenue
Arizona
Carl M. Hitt
Valdez Sparks Tigers To Win Over Bobcats
The Tigers beat the Bobcats 9 to 4 at Estevan Park last night. Joe Valdez delivered a two run double in the third inning and also held the Bobcat hitters to secure the lead for his team. In other results Sahuarita upset the Cardinals to claim top spot with Frank Gonzales driving in the winning runs. The Knotty-Pine Tavern routed Flowing Wells Ranchers 12 to 1 in class A-1, First Baptist edged Infilco 8 to 7 in class A-2, and Cine Plaza Flirts defeated Flowing Wells Rancherettes 11 to 1 in girls softball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Bobcats
Estevan Park
Joe Valdez
Sahuarita
Cardinals
Frank Gonzales
Santa Rita Park
Knotty-Pine Tavern
Flowing Wells Ranchers
First Baptist
Infilco
Cine Plaza Flirts
Flowing Wells Rancherettes
Huckley
Madero
Mayhard
Don
Andrews
Figuero
Smith
Tellez
Haynes
Bailey
Hardiman
C Ramos
C Huckby
Walker
Vaidez
Quiroz
F Brown
P Martinez
Dez
Brown
C. Huckby
Val Sahuarita Cardinals
ABRH
L.gozales
Bernal
Mendevil
Lopez
Mesic
Cf Montano
F.gonzales
E Pacho
Terrazas
Avodich
Musgrove
Ortiz
Morgan
Sain
N.Y
Davis
Wilson
Mil
Law
Pitt
Mossi
Cleve
Chakales
Chi
Carvazas
Milliken
Bkn
Hearn
Romero
Aves
Antonelli
Pollet
Reynolds
McDermott
Podres
Bkn Nichols
Burtschy Ph Brewer
Bos
Gomez
Ny Surkont
Lemon
Cleve Herbert
R. Lopez
Doubies
L. Gonzales
Miller Phil RushChi
Grim.n.y Fornieles
Chi. K. Avodich
F. Mendevil
F. Podbie
Cin O’donnell
Branca
Larsen
Balt Coy
Newcombe
Bk Friend
Coleman
Balt
Schmitz
Wash
McCoy
Valentine
Cin Purkey
Gromek
Kiely
Bos Infilco
Spahn
Mil Perkowski
Cin
Garver
Det
Kretiow
Sait
1St Baptist
Erskine
Hodgeson
Burdette
Mil Dorish
LL Openers Are Monday In Four Little League Leagues
More than 800 players start action Monday at 4 30 p m with games in four leagues across THS Campbell avenue Himmel park Randolph park and Hi Corbett field. Week two schedules include matchups for American National Federal and International leagues with daily pairings listed.
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Porterfield
Gul Hodges
Dodger
Bosox
Piersall
Strckind
O Hatton
Agalado
Olson
O Goodma
B-Rosen
Wae Glynn
Naragon
A’s Edge Tigers
Chisox
Lockmn
S‘dienst
Musial
Thmpsa
Jblonski
Ivint Moon
Alston
Mays
Sarni
Wiliams
Gimmas
Katt
Magne
McCall
Hofman
Krkwski
Haddix Schoendienst
Stone Ave
Bucs
Rip Repulski
Cards
Sal Maglie
Gil Hodges
Don Hoak
Ralph Kiner
Dee Fondy
Wally Post
Bob Grim
Yankee
Champs
White Sox
Phil Cavarretta
Larry Doby
Vic Wertz
Bob Porterfield
Mickey Vernon
Ray Boone
Portocarrero
Gus Zernial
Allie
Cole
Skinner
Mathews
Pellagrin Adock
Ward
Pafko
Thomas
O'Conel
Crandaliie
Marquez Sphan
Mangan
Roberts
Hall of Law
R—Burton
Marquez
Hall
Altie
S—Pafko
So — Spahn
RBR
W—Law
L—Spahn
V— Jackowski
Barlick
Dixon
Ballanfant
Cincy
Dad
Panda Steak House
First Ave
Oury
Purchasing Deartment
Ucson
Carl M
Bid Call No
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Sports Center
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Waukegan, Ill
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Santee
Cselar
B. Amparano
Vitalo Andree
Bob Flint
David St. Clair
Bob Schellienger
Kim Sellers
George States Jr
Terry Clark
Louis Crofts
Bob Crofts
Jace Doughty
Tony Duarte
Bill Everly
Larry Johnson
Jack Massie
Bob McLaughlin
Larry Monroe
Dragi Poje
Dick Whaley
Chester Willis Jr
Bill Carbajal
Ellis Franklin Jr
Jerry Hood
Dick Pulliam
David Berg Jr
Bob Dayhuff
Paul
Kuropatkin
Bill McMillan
Darrell Maeders
Eddie Monje Jr
Dick Biddiecome
Jimmie Ross
Leon Teel
Mugsy Schiffauer
Jeffrey Mott
Sam Polit
Elwin Schoock
Gerry Williams
Bill Conley
Donald Lim
John Lyons Jr
Charles Masur
Jim Moeller
Bermudez Reyes
Gene Morgan
Ed Snauffer
Carl Carrile
Bob Marcione
Larry Seal
Jim Matson
Federal League Service Cleaners
Joe Harris
Jim Duarte
Sam Averitt
Stanley Donaldson
Mike Kniffin
Jim Purcell
Frank Rhodes
Victor Simenta
Wayne Teel
Bill Lang
Joe Phelan
Rod Macklin
J. Taylor Schmid
Bill Wright
Dick Webber
Woodow Carr
Mickey
Jim Piersdorf
Ray Bush
C. Ghiringhelli
George Donaldson
Herb Elliott
Ralph Shoemaker
Paul Smith
Douglas Baron
Bob Brookfield
Earl Franks
Pat Hayhurst
Dewid Hines
Carroll Lyerla
Larry Mitchell
Mike Ratzlagg
Floyd Thompson
Dennis Carson
Tommy Estrada
Clyde Flatt
Mike Huff
Jan Mikesell
Dick Perry
Leomm Tolliver
Jack Yovanov
Bob Cord
Larry Long
Clarence Powell
Bill Pollard
Terrence Lee
Barrett Briggs
Harold Howell
Mike Pollard
John Deutschendorf
Frank Lukers
Phillip Meadors
Gerald Mediey
Dan Pavone
Randy Stephen
Ronald Todd
Sterling Willburn
Joe Brunson
Manuel Della Corte
Melvin Croonenberghs
Charlies Donaway
Paul Holloway
David Long
Steve McCue
Alfred Montes
Steve Stiler
John Gulaskey
Chuckie LaVetter
Boyan Lynn
James Niegocki
Don Smith
Leonard Lipson
Armando Rincon
Eddie Sperken
Eldon Bellamy
Kenny Johnson
Bill Kaib
Martin Saroni
Smith Whitman
International League Porters
Roger Harris
Carl Beard Jr
Ken Beatty
Mike Devereux
Alvin Donaway
Dan Gastellum
Gerald Hickey
Johnny Ketchem
Fred Kirso
Marvin Livingston
Bill Monje
Chester Pawloski
Joe Reyna
John Siler
Bill Diamantopoulos
Larry Gields
Eric Haller
Ed Junera
Rod Mansfield
Bryan Pidcock
Henry Sainz
Barry Stewart
Jim Wulfkuhle
Ray Arnold
Dave Bachman
Dan Christy
Marshwall Clow
Stan Danforth
Dick Gastellum
Cale Glover
Dan Hernandez
Ernest Marmion
Jan Meyer
Bill Moe
Jim Nichols
Leui Rodriguez
Frank Teller
Rex Wheeler
Tony Adams
Gary Christner
Ronny Decker
Pat Dolan
Mark Hogan
Eddie Joseph Jr
David Lane
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Dick Putz
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