1950 Milwaukee Brewers Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 68-85
Finished 6th in the AA
Manager: Bob Coleman (68-85)
Affiliation: Boston Braves
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Ballpark: Borchert Field
Attendance: 145,868, Avg. 1,907
1950 Milwaukee Brewers Statistics

The Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association ended the 1950 season with a record of 68 wins and 85 losses, finishing sixth in the AA.

The Brewers scored 693 runs and conceded 718 runs. Howie Moss led Milwaukee with 26 home runs, while Al Lakeman and Bob Montag walloped 15 or more also. Howie Moss drove in 87 runs. Bob Addis topped all qualifying hitters on the roster by connecting at a .323 clip. George Estock paced the team with 16 wins and a team-best 3.35 ERA, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 1950 Milwaukee Brewers who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Bob Addis, Frank Baldwin, Charlie Bicknell, Paul Burris, Mark Christman, Buzz Clarkson, Dave Cole, Jack Daniels, Dick Donovan, Glenn Elliott, George Estock, Charlie Gorin, Chet Hajduk, Ben Johnson, Joe Just, Al Lakeman, Don Liddle, Walt Linden, Johnny Logan, Bob Malloy, Dick Manville, Ray Martin, Howie Moss, Chet Nichols, Lennie Pearson, Johnny Podgajny, Billy Reed, Ray Sanders, Murray Wall, Red Webb and Pete Whisenant.

Bob Coleman served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Bob AddisLRNovember 6, 19256'0"175Mineral, OH US
Frank BaldwinRRDecember 25, 19285'11"195High Bridge, NJ US
Charlie BicknellRRJuly 27, 19285'11"170Plainfield, NJ US
Paul BurrisRRJuly 21, 19236'0"190Hickory, NC US
Mark ChristmanRROctober 21, 19135'11"175Maplewood, MO US
Buzz ClarksonRRMarch 13, 19155'11"210Hopkins, SC US
Dave ColeRRAugust 29, 19306'2"175Williamsport, MD US
Jack DanielsLLDecember 21, 19275'10"165Chester, PA US
Joseph DellaMonicaRRSeptember 28, 19275'11"175Brooklyn, NY US
Dick DonovanLRDecember 7, 19276'3"190Boston, MA US
Glenn ElliottSLNovember 11, 19195'10"170Sapulpa, OK US
George EstockRRNovember 2, 19246'0"185Stirling, NJ US
Charlie GorinLLFebruary 6, 19285'10"165Waco, TX US
Chet HajdukRRJuly 21, 19186'0"195Chicago, IL US
Robert JaderlundLRJanuary 29, 19276'0"180Roslyn, WA US
Ben JohnsonRRMay 16, 19316'2"190Greenwood, SC US
Joe JustRRJanuary 8, 19165'11"185Milwaukee, WI US
Al LakemanRRDecember 31, 19186'2"195Cincinnati, OH US
Don LiddleLLMay 25, 19255'10"165Mount Carmel, IL US
Walt LindenRRMarch 27, 19246'1"190Chicago, IL US
Johnny LoganRRMarch 23, 19265'11"175Endicott, NY US
Bob MalloyRRMay 28, 19185'11"185Canonsburg, PA US
Dick ManvilleRRDecember 25, 19266'4"192Des Moines, IA US
Ray MartinRRMarch 13, 19256'2"177Norwood, MA US
Bob MontagLLJanuary 21, 19235'11"185Cincinnati, OH US
Howie MossRROctober 17, 19185'11"185Gastonia, NC US
Chet NicholsSLFebruary 22, 19316'1"165Pawtucket, RI US
Lennie PearsonRRMay 23, 19186'1"195Akron, OH US
Henry PerryRRFebruary 14, 19216'3"200Dallas, TX US
Johnny PodgajnyRRJune 10, 19206'2"173Chester, PA US
Paul RamboneRROctober 3, 19276'0"180Dewfield, NJ US
Billy ReedLRNovember 12, 19225'10"175Shawano, WI US
Ray SandersLRDecember 4, 19166'2"185Bonne Terre, MO US
Jack SmithNovember 23, 1925
Lester StudenerRRJune 21, 19236'1"186Wauwatosa, WI US
Glenn ThompsonRRDecember 7, 19286'5"215Minneapolis, MN US
Murray WallRRSeptember 19, 19266'3"185Dallas, TX US
Red WebbLRSeptember 25, 19246'0"175Washington, DC US
Jack WeisenburgerRRAugust 2, 19266'1"180Muskegon, MI US
Pete WhisenantRRDecember 14, 19296'2"190Asheville, NC 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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