1983 Charleston Charlies Roster

International League (IL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 74-66
Finished 3rd in the IL
Manager: Doc Edwards (74-66)
Affiliation: Cleveland Indians
Location: Charleston, West Virginia
Ballpark: Watt Powell Stadium
Attendance: 103,977, Avg. 1,485
1983 Charleston Charlies Statistics

Playoffs - Richmond Braves 3 games, Charleston Charlies 0

The Charleston Charlies of the International League ended the 1983 season with a record of 74 wins and 66 losses, finishing third in the IL.

The Charlies scored 753 runs and yielded 756 runs. Karl Pagel led Charleston with 20 home runs, while Jerry Willard walloped 15 or more, too. Tim Norrid drove in 84 runs. Karl Pagel paced all regular batters by connecting at a .325 clip. Mike Jeffcoat topped the squad with 12 wins, and Tom Brennan recorded a 3.31 ERA, best among regular hurlers.

Members of the 1983 Charleston Charlies who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Jeff Barkley, Sandy Wihtol, Miguel Diloné, Jay Baller, Mike Jeffcoat, Carmelo Castillo, John Bohnet, Roy Smith, Tom Brennan, Jerry Reed, Jack Perconte, Kevin Rhomberg, Karl Pagel, Ed Glynn, Otto Vélez, Rich Barnes, Bud Anderson, Wil Culmer, Jerry Willard, Ray Searage, Ernie Camacho, Rod Craig and Pat Tabler.

Doc Edwards served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Bud AndersonRRMay 27, 19566'3"210Westbury, NY US
Ed AponteRRNovember 7, 19615'11"170
Jay BallerRROctober 6, 19606'6"215Stayton, OR US
Jeff BarkleySRNovember 21, 19596'3"185Hickory, NC US
Rich BarnesRLJuly 21, 19596'4"186Palm Beach, FL US
John BohnetSLJanuary 18, 19616'0"175Pasadena, CA US
Tom BrennanRROctober 30, 19526'1"180Chicago, IL US
Ernie CamachoRRFebruary 1, 19556'1"180Salinas, CA US
Carmelo CastilloRRJune 8, 19586'1"185San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
Rod CraigSRJanuary 12, 19586'1"195Los Angeles, CA US
Wil CulmerRRNovember 11, 19576'4"210Nassau, BS
Luis DeLeonSRJanuary 13, 19566'1"165Ponce, PR
Miguel DilonéSRNovember 1, 19546'0"160Santiago, Santiago DO
Gordy GlaserRRNovember 19, 19576'5"185Baton Rouge, LA US
Ed GlynnRLJune 3, 19536'2"180New York, NY US
Larry HrynkoRRNovember 9, 19576'3"200Chicago, IL US
Mike JeffcoatLLAugust 3, 19596'2"187Pine Bluff, AR US
Angelo LoGrandeRRDecember 4, 19576'4"207San Pedro, CA US
Steve NarleskiRRSeptember 12, 19556'3"195Camden, NJ US
Tim NorridLRFebruary 8, 19556'2"190Ripley, TN US
Juan PachoRRApril 8, 19635'10"150Yucatan, MX
Karl PagelLLMarch 29, 19556'2"188Madison, WI US
Jack PerconteLRAugust 31, 19545'10"160Joliet, IL US
Jerry ReedRROctober 8, 19556'1"190Bryson City, NC US
Everett ReyRR6'3"210
Kevin RhombergRRNovember 22, 19556'0"175Dubuque, IA US
Ed SaavedraRRNovember 15, 19595'10"160Cocle, PA
Ray SearageLLMay 1, 19556'1"180Freeport, NY US
Doug SimunicRRJanuary 17, 19566'0"185Mount Clemens, MI US
Roy SmithRRSeptember 6, 19616'3"200Mount Vernon, NY US
Pat TablerRRFebruary 2, 19586'3"175Hamilton, OH US
Otto VélezRRNovember 29, 19506'0"170Ponce, PR
Sandy WihtolRRJune 1, 19556'1"195Palo Alto, CA US
Jerry WillardLRMarch 14, 19606'2"195Oxnard, CA 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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