1925 Fort Smith Twins Roster
Western Association (WA) - Class: C
Team Record: 94-56
Finished 1st in the WA
Manager: Carl Mitze (94-56)
Affiliation: St. Louis Cardinals
Location: Fort Smith, Arkansas
Ballpark: Andrews Field
1925 Fort Smith Twins StatisticsTeam Record: 94-56
Finished 1st in the WA
Manager: Carl Mitze (94-56)
Affiliation: St. Louis Cardinals
Location: Fort Smith, Arkansas
Ballpark: Andrews Field
The Fort Smith Twins of the Western Association ended the 1925 season with a record of 94 wins and 56 losses, finishing first in the WA.
Carl Mitze served as manager.
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| Player | Bats | Throws | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leon Alter | July 10, 1899 | |||||
| Louis Benson | February 18, 1900 | |||||
| Al Biot | May 17, 1905 | |||||
| Ted Bowman | ||||||
| Ed Clough | L | L | October 28, 1906 | 6'0" | 188 | Wiconisco, PA US |
| Chester Epley | February 4, 1902 | |||||
| Al Greene | May 23, 1897 | |||||
| Hiel | ||||||
| Jimmy Hudgens | L | R | August 24, 1902 | 6'0" | 180 | Newburg, MO US |
| Don Hurst | L | L | August 12, 1905 | 6'0" | 215 | Maysville, KY US |
| John King | ||||||
| Jimmie Long | R | R | June 29, 1898 | 5'11" | 160 | Fort Dodge, IA US |
| Pepper Martin | R | R | February 29, 1904 | 5'8" | 170 | Temple, OK US |
| Lloyd Miller | ||||||
| Mitchell | ||||||
| Carl Mitze | November 7, 1886 | 188 | Marissa, IL US | |||
| Patterson | ||||||
| Gil Paulsen | R | R | November 14, 1902 | 6'2" | 190 | Graettinger, IA US |
| Norman Peterson | May 2, 1901 | Oakland, CA US | ||||
| Robertson | ||||||
| Ryan | ||||||
| Tibby Serre | R | R | January 29, 1898 | 5'7" | 155 | Chicago, IL US |
| Vince Shields | L | R | November 18, 1900 | 5'11" | 185 | Fredericton, NB CA |
| Slattery | ||||||
| George Staten | ||||||
| Tige Stone | R | R | September 18, 1901 | 5'8" | 145 | Macon, GA US |
| Allyn Stout | R | R | October 31, 1904 | 5'10" | 167 | Peoria, IL US |
| Wade | ||||||
| William Ward | July 8, 1898 | |||||
| Dick Woodward | R | October 28, 1902 |
