1955 Charleston Senators Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 50-104
Finished 8th in the AA
Manager: Danny Murtaugh (0-0), Vern Rapp (0-0)
Location: Charleston, West Virginia
Ballpark: Watt Powell Stadium
Attendance: 108,431, Avg. 1,408
1955 Charleston Senators Statistics

The Charleston Senators of the American Association ended the 1955 season with a record of 50 wins and 104 losses, finishing eighth in the AA.

The Senators scored 632 runs, worst in the league, and surrendered 873 runs, most in the circuit.

Bill Antonello, Frank Barnes, Earl Battey, Luke Easter, Bill Evans, Ross Grimsley, Randy Gumpert, Phil Haugstad, Jehosie Heard, Glen Hobbie, Don Leppert, Bill Moisan, Felipe Montemayor, Ron Northey, Bill Powell, Fred Richards, Moe Savransky, Vito Valentinetti and Clyde Vollmer were all players from the 1955 Charleston Senators who played in the Major Leagues during their careers.

Danny Murtaugh and Vern Rapp served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Lee AnthonyRRJuly 26, 19186'3"205LeRoy, KS US
Bill AntonelloRRMay 19, 19275'11"185Brooklyn, NY US
Frank BarnesRRAugust 26, 19266'0"170Longwood, MS US
Earl BatteyRRJanuary 5, 19356'1"205Los Angeles, CA US
Ralph BirkoferRRApril 6, 19346'1"200Cincinnati, OH US
Bill BoemlerLLSeptember 5, 19276'6"220Los Angeles, CA US
Howard BolesRMarch 25, 19276'4"220LaSalle, IL US
Gip DickensRRFebruary 5, 19286'2"195Richmond, VA US
Luke EasterLRAugust 4, 19156'4"240Jonestown, MS US
Bill EvansRRMarch 25, 19196'2"180Quanah, TX US
Pablo GarciaRRJanuary 23, 1923192Ranchuelo, Villa Clara CU
John GolichRNovember 0, 19255'11"187Detroit, MI US
Ross GrimsleyLLJune 4, 19226'0"175Americus, KS US
Randy GumpertRRJanuary 23, 19186'3"185Monocacy, PA US
James HarrisR5'11"170
Art HartleyRRAugust 25, 19205'11"183Gary, IN US
Phil HaugstadRRFebruary 23, 19246'2"165Black River Falls, WI US
Jehosie HeardLLJanuary 17, 19205'7"155Athens, GA US
Glen HobbieRRApril 24, 19366'2"195Witt, IL US
Amado IbanezRR6'0"180
Jerry JacobsRJuly 8, 19316'0"175Chicago, IL US
Len JohnstonLLMarch 15, 19295'10"167Pontiac, MI US
John JonesRRJuly 15, 19325'11"165
John KropfRRDecember 5, 19265'10"180Brooklyn, NY US
Karol KwakLLJanuary 27, 19305'10"160Chicago, IL US
Don LeppertLRNovember 20, 19305'8"175Memphis, TN US
Robert LoweRR6'1"185
Floyd MelliereRR6'2"190
Bill MoisanLRJuly 30, 19256'1"170Bradford, MA US
Felipe MontemayorLLFebruary 7, 19286'2"185Monterrey, Nuevo Leon MX
Lonnie MyersRROctober 11, 19315'11"180Everett, WA US
Ron NortheyLRApril 26, 19205'10"195Mahanoy City, PA US
Hisel PatrickRRAugust 21, 19256'2"190Paris, KY US
Bill PowellLRMay 8, 19196'0"195Comer, GA US
Vern RappRRMay 11, 19286'0"195St. Louis, MO US
Dennis ReederLL5'9"185
Fred RichardsLLNovember 3, 19276'1"185Warren, OH US
Moe SavranskyLLJanuary 13, 19295'11"175Cleveland, OH US
Woody SmithRRFebruary 25, 19276'0"180University City, MO US
Robert StegemeierR5'10"160
Joe TorpeyRNovember 9, 19286'0"175
Vito ValentinettiRRSeptember 16, 19286'0"195West New York, NJ US
Clyde VollmerRRSeptember 24, 19216'1"185Cincinnati, OH US
Bobby WinklesRRMarch 11, 19305'9"168Tuckerman, AR 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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