1966 Arkansas Travelers Roster

Texas League (TL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 81-59
Finished 1st in the TL
Manager: Vern Rapp (81-59)
Affiliation: St. Louis Cardinals
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
Ballpark: Ray Winder Field
Attendance: 108,288, Avg. 1,547
1966 Arkansas Travelers Statistics

Playoffs - Austin Braves 2 games, Arkansas Travelers 1

The Arkansas Travelers of the Texas League ended the 1966 season with a record of 81 wins and 59 losses, finishing first in the TL.

The Travelers scored 572 runs and yielded 506 runs. Moose Stubing led Arkansas with 25 home runs and drove in 71 runs. Floyd Wicker paced all regular batters by connecting at a .303 clip. Brian Sinnott topped the team with 14 wins, while Frederick Wall registered a 2.56 earned run average, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 1966 Arkansas Travelers who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Mike Torrez, Danny Breeden, Jerry DaVanon, Bud Zipfel, Floyd Wicker, Chuck Taylor, Steve Huntz, Bart Zeller, Moose Stubing, Hal Gilson, Dick Hughes, Wayne Granger and Chip Coulter.

Vern Rapp served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Ron BraddockSRJuly 30, 19426'0"175Savannah, GA US
Danny BreedenRRJune 27, 19425'11"185Albany, GA US
Ed CecilRRJune 5, 19426'0"172Bend, OR US
Chip CoulterSRJune 5, 19455'10"172Steubenville, OH US
Jerry DaVanonRRAugust 21, 19455'11"175Oceanside, CA US
Arthur DerasRRAugust 9, 19466'1"195
Bobby DewsRRMarch 23, 19396'1"165Albany, GA US
Joe DiFabioRRAugust 4, 19445'11"205
Hal GilsonRLFebruary 9, 19426'5"195Los Angeles, CA US
Wayne GrangerRRMarch 15, 19446'2"165Springfield, MA US
Donald HagenRRMarch 14, 19425'11"170Glendale, CA US
Joe HamendeRLJanuary 26, 19445'10"165Springfield, IL US
Dick HughesRRFebruary 13, 19386'3"195Stephens, AR US
Steve HuntzSRDecember 3, 19456'1"204Cleveland, OH US
John KindlRRFebruary 15, 19425'11"180
Bob LanningRRApril 9, 19466'0"190
Roy MajtykaRRJune 1, 19396'0"170Buffalo, NY US
Ernest MiliusRRAugust 3, 19446'0"180
Frank MontgomeryRLNovember 28, 19416'1"175
Leo NewtonLLSeptember 6, 19385'10"175
Joe PattersonSRApril 24, 19355'10"175
Vern RappRRMay 11, 19286'0"195St. Louis, MO US
Quique RiveraRRNovember 30, 19455'11"170
Rogers RobinsonLLFebruary 12, 19395'9"160St. Louis, MO US
Felix RoqueRRNovember 3, 19445'11"150
Brian SinnottRRFebruary 16, 19436'5"215
Moose StubingLLMarch 31, 19386'3"220Bronx, NY US
Chuck TaylorRRApril 18, 19426'2"195Shelbyville, TN US
Mike TorrezRRAugust 28, 19466'5"220Topeka, KS US
Frederick WallRLAugust 18, 19415'11"185
Floyd WickerLRSeptember 12, 19436'2"175Burlington, NC US
Billy WolffLRApril 27, 19435'11"175
Bart ZellerRRJuly 22, 19416'1"185Chicago Heights, IL US
Bud ZipfelLRNovember 18, 19386'3"200Belleville, IL US

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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