1974 Charleston Charlies Roster

International League (IL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 62-81
Finished 3rd in the IL's South Division
Manager: Steve Demeter (62-81)
Affiliation: Pittsburgh Pirates
Location: Charleston, West Virginia
Ballpark: Watt Powell Stadium
Attendance: 92,237, Avg. 1,290
1974 Charleston Charlies Statistics

The Charleston Charlies of the International League ended the 1974 season with a record of 62 wins and 81 losses, finishing third in the league's South Division.

The Charlies scored 510 runs and conceded 568 runs. Jim Campanis led Charleston with 18 home runs and drove in 76 runs, while leading hitters with significant playing time by connecting at a .277 clip. Jim McKee topped the squad with 10 wins, and Juan Jiménez recorded a 2.66 ERA, best among regular hurlers.

Dave Augustine, Doug Bair, Steve Blass, Chuck Brinkman, Jim Campanis, John Candelaria, Larry Demery, Jackie Hernández, Art Howe, Juan Jiménez, Pete Koegel, Tony LaRussa, John Lamb, Don Leshnock, Marcelino López, Ken Macha, Tommy Matchick, Jim McKee, Mario Mendoza, Jim Minshall, Omar Moreno, Ed Ott, Daryl Patterson, Craig Reynolds, Jim Sadowski, Wayne Simpson and Kent Tekulve were all players from the 1974 Charleston Charlies who played in the Majors during their careers.

Steve Demeter served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Dave AugustineRRNovember 28, 19496'2"174Follansbee, WV US
Doug BairRRAugust 22, 19496'0"170Defiance, OH US
Steve BlassRRApril 18, 19426'0"165Canaan, CT US
Chuck BrinkmanRRSeptember 16, 19446'1"185Cincinnati, OH US
Philip BushmanLLDecember 22, 19465'10"170
Jim CampanisRRFebruary 9, 19436'0"195New York, NY US
John CandelariaLLNovember 6, 19536'7"230New York, NY US
Larry DemeryRRJune 4, 19536'0"170Bakersfield, CA US
Bill FlowersLLJune 4, 19525'11"168New Brockton, AL US
Dick HendrixRRJuly 20, 19476'3"190Cincinnati, OH US
Jackie HernándezRRSeptember 11, 19405'11"165Central Tinguaro, Matanzas CU
Chuck HowardSRJune 19, 19436'0"180Hobson City, AL US
Art HoweRRDecember 15, 19466'2"190Pittsburgh, PA US
Juan JiménezRRMarch 8, 19496'1"165La Torre, La Vega DO
Pete KoegelRRJuly 31, 19476'6"230Mineola, NY US
John LambRRJuly 20, 19466'3"180Sharon, CT US
Tony LaRussaRROctober 4, 19446'0"175Tampa, FL US
Don LeshnockRLNovember 25, 19466'3"195Youngstown, OH US
Marcelino LópezRLSeptember 23, 19436'3"195La Habana, La Habana CU
Ken MachaRRSeptember 29, 19506'2"215Monroeville, PA US
Tommy MatchickLRSeptember 7, 19436'1"173Hazleton, PA US
Jim McKeeRRFebruary 1, 19476'7"215Columbus, OH US
Mario MendozaRRDecember 26, 19505'11"170Chihuahua, Chihuahua MX
Bradley MeyringRRJanuary 8, 19486'0"200
Jim MinshallRRJuly 4, 19476'6"215Covington, KY US
Omar MorenoLLOctober 24, 19526'2"180Puerto Armuelles, Chiriqui PA
David NelsonRRSeptember 28, 19496'5"215
Ed OttLRJuly 11, 19515'10"190Muncy, PA US
Daryl PattersonLRNovember 21, 19436'4"192Coalinga, CA US
Craig ReynoldsLRDecember 27, 19526'1"175Houston, TX US
Jim SadowskiRRAugust 7, 19516'3"195Pittsburgh, PA US
Wayne SimpsonRRDecember 2, 19486'3"220Los Angeles, CA US
Kent TekulveRRMarch 5, 19476'4"180Cincinnati, OH US
William ThomasRRDecember 23, 19496'3"190

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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