1972 Portland Beavers Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 61-87
Finished 4th in the PCL's West Division
Manager: Ray Hathaway (0-0), Clay Bryant (0-0), Danny Carnevale (0-0)
Affiliation: Cleveland Indians
Location: Portland, Oregon
Ballpark: PGE Park
Attendance: 91,907, Avg. 1,242
1972 Portland Beavers Statistics

The Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1972 season with a record of 61 wins and 87 losses, finishing fourth in the league's West Division.

The Beavers plated 608 runs, worst in the circuit, and surrendered 774 runs. Ron Lolich paced Portland with 20 home runs and drove in 87 runs. Kurt Bevacqua led batters with significant playing time by hitting .313. Marcelino López, Terry Ley and James Moyer topped the team with 8 wins each, while Marcelino López registered a 4.25 earned run average, leading hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Members of the 1972 Portland Beavers who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Steve Hargan, Adolfo Phillips, Gary Jones, Rick Sawyer, Rick Austin, Steve Dunning, Jack Heidemann, Alan Ashby, Ron Lolich, Bob Kaiser, Steve Mingori, Stan Swanson, Jim Rittwage, Gomer Hodge, Marcelino López, Jim Clark, Kurt Bevacqua, Vince Colbert, Terry Ley, Bill Butler and Sam Parrilla.

Ray Hathaway, Clay Bryant and Danny Carnevale served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Alan AshbySRJuly 8, 19516'2"185Long Beach, CA US
Rick AustinRLOctober 27, 19466'4"190Seattle, WA US
Kurt BevacquaRRJanuary 23, 19476'0"180Miami Beach, FL US
Bill ButlerLLMarch 12, 19476'2"210Hyattsville, MD US
Mike CarruthersLROctober 19, 19466'3"220
Jim ClarkRRApril 30, 19476'1"190Kansas City, KS US
Vince ColbertRRDecember 20, 19456'4"200Washington, DC US
Mac CrossanRRApril 24, 19486'3"165Portland, OR US
Steve DunningRRMay 15, 19496'2"205Denver, CO US
Bill FlowersLLJune 4, 19525'11"168New Brockton, AL US
Bob GrossmanRRJune 19, 19516'4"200San Diego, CA US
Steve HarganRRSeptember 8, 19426'3"170Fort Wayne, IN US
Jack HeidemannRRJuly 11, 19496'0"175Brenham, TX US
Gomer HodgeSRApril 3, 19446'2"185Rutherfordton, NC US
Luis IsaacRRJune 19, 19465'11"195Rio Piedres, PR
Gary JonesLLJune 12, 19456'0"191Huntington Park, CA US
Bob KaiserSLApril 29, 19505'10"175Cincinnati, OH US
Terry LeyLLFebruary 21, 19476'0"190Portland, OR US
Ron LolichRRSeptember 19, 19466'1"185Portland, OR US
Marcelino LópezRLSeptember 23, 19436'3"195La Habana, La Habana CU
Robert MarcanoRRJune 7, 19515'10"165
Steve MingoriLLFebruary 29, 19445'10"165Kansas City, MO US
James MoyerRRJune 12, 19486'4"185
Sam ParrillaRRJune 12, 19435'11"185Santurce, PR
Frank PetersRRMarch 25, 19446'2"195Corvallis, OR US
Adolfo PhillipsRRDecember 16, 19416'1"175Bethania, PA
Jim RittwageRROctober 23, 19446'3"190Cleveland, OH US
Rick SawyerRRApril 7, 19486'2"205Bakersfield, CA US
Rich SeminoffRRJuly 12, 19466'0"190Los Angeles, CA US
Frederick SmithRRApril 27, 19486'1"180
Stan SwansonRRMay 19, 19445'11"168Yuba City, CA US
Bill TsoukalasLLAugust 24, 19476'1"175Renton, WA 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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