1967 Appleton Foxes Roster

Midwest League (MWL) - Class: A
Team Record: 71-46
Finished 1st in the MWL
Manager: Alex Cosmidis (71-46)
Affiliation: Chicago White Sox
Location: Appleton, Wisconsin
Ballpark: Goodland Field
Attendance: 48,186, Avg. 824
1967 Appleton Foxes Statistics

Playoffs - Appleton Foxes 2 games, Wisconsin Rapids Twins 0

The Appleton Foxes of the Midwest League ended the 1967 season with a record of 71 wins and 46 losses, finishing first in the MWL.

The Foxes scored 560 runs, best in the league. Appleton yielded 396 runs, fewest in the league. Carlos May led the squad with 10 home runs Joseph Monty drove in 59 runs. José Ortiz paced all qualifying hitters on the roster by hitting .282. Al Fitzmorris topped the team with 14 wins, while Durant Cooper recorded a 1.98 ERA, best among regular hurlers.

Chuck Brinkman, Al Fitzmorris, Ken Frailing, Deacon Jones, Art Kusnyer, Carlos May, José Ortiz and Bob Spence were all players from the 1967 Appleton Foxes who played in the Majors during their careers.

Alex Cosmidis served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Fred BlackwelderLLNovember 23, 19466'1"190Rock Hill, SC US
Chuck BrinkmanRRSeptember 16, 19446'1"185Cincinnati, OH US
Frank ChambersRR5'11"170
Carl ChampionRR6'0"190
Kenneth ChmielRRMarch 4, 19466'1"195Chicago, IL US
Durant CooperRRFebruary 10, 19485'11"185
Thomas CottrellLRMarch 19, 19445'9"160Fresno, CA US
Ronald EllisLRApril 1, 19476'1"175
Felix FigueroaRR5'10"174
Al FitzmorrisSRMarch 21, 19466'2"190Buffalo, NY US
Ken FrailingLLJanuary 19, 19486'0"190Madison, WI US
Charles HendricksRRMarch 10, 19446'0"198Memphis, TN US
Thomas HenveyRR6'0"180
Orville HollrahRRSeptember 19, 19436'1"195
Willie HookerRRMarch 8, 19355'11"149Bluefields, NI
George HunterLL6'0"190
Deacon JonesLRApril 18, 19345'10"185White Plains, NY US
Gary KirtlanLR6'1"185
Dennis KissaneLLApril 20, 19456'0"180Chicago, IL US
Steve KokorRRFebruary 2, 19476'4"200Los Angeles, CA US
Jeff KolbLR5'11"177
Art KusnyerRRDecember 19, 19456'2"197Akron, OH US
Pete LentineLLDecember 19, 19475'10"180
Gary LewisRR6'0"190
Rafael LopezRR5'9"152
Carlos MayLRMay 17, 19485'11"200Birmingham, AL US
Bob MewesRR6'1"195
Joseph MontyRRAugust 7, 19465'9"179New Bedford, MA US
Ken MurphyRRFebruary 20, 19446'2"180Richmond, CA US
José OrtizRRJune 25, 19475'9"155Ponce, PR
Don PlylerSRJanuary 22, 19436'1"210
Roy RadmakerRRMay 29, 19435'11"165Urbana, IL US
Pedro RiveraRR5'11"175
Thomas RoweSRMarch 24, 19466'1"220Alden, AL US
Karl SimonRR6'0"180
Stu SingletonLRMay 1, 19496'1"185Vancouver, WA US
Bob SpenceLRFebruary 10, 19466'4"215San Diego, CA US
Neil WeberLR6'5"215

Average attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.



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