1958 Charleston Senators Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 89-62
Finished 1st in the AA
Manager: Bill Norman (0-0), Bill Adair (0-0)
Affiliation: Detroit Tigers
Location: Charleston, West Virginia
Ballpark: Watt Powell Stadium
Attendance: 162,914, Avg. 2,158
1958 Charleston Senators Statistics

Playoffs - Denver Bears 4 games, Charleston Senators 3

The Charleston Senators of the American Association ended the 1958 season with a record of 89 wins and 62 losses, finishing first in the AA.

The Senators topped the circuit with just 559 runs allowed. Charleston scored 641 runs. Bobo Osborne led the squad with 19 home runs and drove in 97 runs. Ron Samford paced hitters with significant playing time by connecting at a .301 clip. Jerry Davie paced the team with 17 wins and a team-best 2.45 ERA, best among hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Players from the 1958 Charleston Senators who spent time in Major League Baseball during their careers included Doug Gallagher, Ron Samford, Fred Gladding, Joe Presko, Jim Proctor, Chuck Daniel, Jim Stump, Barney Schultz, Bubba Morton, Steve Boros, Bobo Osborne, Ross Grimsley, Charley Lau, Wayne Terwilliger, Al Cicotte, Bill Taylor, George Spencer, Tom Yewcic, Bob Bruce, Bob Miller, Buddy Hicks, Jerry Davie, Ken Walters, Lou Skizas, Al Corwin, Vito Valentinetti, Art Houtteman, Milt Bolling, Ozzie Virgil, Herb Moford, Don Lee, Jim Delsing, Billy Shantz and Stan Palys.

Bill Norman and Bill Adair served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Milt BollingRRAugust 9, 19306'1"177Mississippi City, MS US
Steve BorosRRSeptember 3, 19366'0"185Flint, MI US
Bob BruceRRMay 16, 19336'3"200Detroit, MI US
Dick CamilliRRAugust 2, 19326'2"190
Wyman CareyLLNovember 9, 19365'11"160Chicago, IL US
Al CicotteRRDecember 23, 19296'3"185Melvindale, MI US
Al CorwinRRDecember 3, 19266'1"170Newburgh, NY US
Chuck DanielRRSeptember 17, 19336'2"195Bluffton, AR US
Jerry DavieRRFebruary 10, 19336'0"180Detroit, MI US
Richard DayLLOctober 9, 19376'0"185
Jim DelsingLRNovember 13, 19255'10"175Rudolph, WI US
Manuel DiazRRDecember 12, 19345'11"180
Doug GallagherRLFebruary 21, 19406'3"195Fremont, OH US
Fred GladdingLRJune 28, 19366'1"220Flat Rock, MI US
Ross GrimsleyLLJune 4, 19226'0"175Americus, KS US
Buddy HicksSRFebruary 15, 19275'10"170Belvedere, CA US
Art HouttemanRRAugust 7, 19276'2"188Detroit, MI US
Charley LauLRApril 12, 19336'0"190Romulus, MI US
Don LeeRRFebruary 26, 19346'4"205Globe, AZ US
Ben MateoskyRRMarch 21, 19336'2"202Uniontown, PA US
Bob MillerRLJuly 15, 19356'1"185Berwyn, IL US
Herb MofordRRAugust 6, 19286'1"175Brooksville, KY US
Bubba MortonRRDecember 13, 19315'10"175Washington, DC US
Bobo OsborneLROctober 12, 19356'1"205Chattahoochee, GA US
Stan PalysRRMay 1, 19306'2"190Blakely, PA US
Joe PreskoRROctober 7, 19285'9"165Kansas City, MO US
Jim ProctorRRSeptember 9, 19356'0"165Brandywine, MD US
Ron RozmanRRJanuary 18, 19326'2"195
Ron SamfordRRFebruary 28, 19305'11"156Dallas, TX US
Barney SchultzRRAugust 15, 19266'2"200Beverly, NJ US
Billy ShantzRRJuly 31, 19276'1"160Pottstown, PA US
Lou SkizasRRJune 2, 19325'11"175Chicago, IL US
George SpencerRRJuly 7, 19266'1"215Columbus, OH US
Jim StumpRRFebruary 10, 19326'0"188Lansing, MI US
Bill TaylorLLDecember 30, 19296'3"212Alhambra, CA US
Wayne TerwilligerRRJune 27, 19255'11"165Clare, MI US
Vito ValentinettiRRSeptember 16, 19286'0"195West New York, NJ US
Ozzie VirgilRRMay 17, 19326'1"174Monte Cristi, Monte Cristi DO
Ken WaltersRRNovember 11, 19336'1"180Fresno, CA US
Tom YewcicRRMay 9, 19325'11"180Conenaugh, PA 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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