1955 Erie Senators Roster

Pennsylvania-Ontario-New York League (PONYL) - Class: D
Team Record: 66-60
Finished 5th in the PONYL
Manager: Ted Sepkowski (66-60)
Affiliation: Washington Senators
Location: Erie, Pennsylvania
Ballpark: Ainsworth Field
Attendance: 53,151, Avg. 844
1955 Erie Senators Statistics

The Erie Senators of the Pennsylvania-Ontario-New York League ended the 1955 season with a record of 66 wins and 60 losses, finishing fifth in the PONYL.

The Senators scored 720 runs and gave up 659 runs. Johnny Schaive paced hitters with significant playing time with a .333 average. William Kearns topped Erie with 13 wins, while Garland Shifflett earned a 1.95 ERA, best among regularly-used pitchers.

Players from the 1955 Erie Senators who spent time in Major League Baseball during their careers included Johnny Schaive, Ted Sepkowski, Garland Shifflett and Ted Sadowski.

Ted Sepkowski served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Joe AbernethyRRMay 21, 19346'1"190Newton, NC US
Jose BarriosR6'1"180
Gus CarmichaelSRMay 1, 19336'0"185, ME US
Wayne ColemanRRFebruary 7, 19365'11"170
Benny Davinroy
Robert GotovacRR6'0"175
Adolf HintzeL5'9"175
Charles HoltLL6'2"175
James HughesRR6'3"190
William KearnsRR6'1"165
Eddie KnezevichLLNovember 21, 19346'1"185Detroit, MI US
Michael KraichRR6'3"175
Bill LaRosaRFebruary 15, 19315'11"185
Jesus LovioR5'10"165
John Luchansky
Robert LudwickRLApril 24, 19286'0"160West Chester, PA US
Andrew Mang
Harold McClamrockLL6'0"180
John NemchikRRJune 5, 19356'1"175
Robert Nichols5'10"185
Hank O'NealLAugust 24, 19296'3"165
Ken OliphantDecember 1, 1935
Tony RaccugliaSeptember 4, 1933
Marvin RockmanRJune 11, 19365'10"180
Dario RubinsteinR5'11"175
Ted SadowskiRRApril 1, 19366'1"190Pittsburgh, PA US
Johnny SchaiveRRFebruary 25, 19345'8"175Springfield, IL US
Ted SepkowskiLRNovember 9, 19235'11"190Baltimore, MD US
Garland ShifflettRRMarch 28, 19355'10"165Elkton, VA US
John Stilling
George SuggsLRMarch 7, 19375'11"170
Louis TetiRR6'3"205

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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