1973 Spokane Indians Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 81-63
Finished 1st in the PCL's West Division
Manager: Del Wilber (81-63)
Affiliation: Texas Rangers
Location: Spokane, Washington
Ballpark: Avista Stadium
Attendance: 122,595, Avg. 1,703
1973 Spokane Indians Statistics

Playoffs - Spokane Indians 3 games, Tucson Toros 0

The Spokane Indians of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1973 season with a record of 81 wins and 63 losses, finishing first in the league's West Division.

The Indians led the circuit with 807 runs. Spokane yielded 745 runs. Bill Madlock paced the team with 22 home runs and drove in 90 runs, while leading all qualifying hitters on the roster by hitting .338. Rick Waits topped the squad with 14 wins, and Rick Henninger registered a 3.81 earned run average, leading pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Players from the 1973 Spokane Indians who spent time in Major League Baseball during their careers included Don Stanhouse, Ken Pape, Lenny Randle, Don Castle, John Wockenfuss, Pete Mackanin, Bill Madlock, Joe Lovitto, Dave Moates, Bill Fahey, Rick Henninger, Mike Nagy, Ted Ford, Jim Kremmel, Dave Criscione, Ron Pruitt, Steve Lawson, Pete Broberg, Gerry Janeski, Jackie Brown, Bob Jones, Marty Martínez, Rick Waits and Jim Shellenback.

Del Wilber served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Frank BolickRRMarch 2, 19475'11"185Mount Carmel, PA US
Pete BrobergRRMarch 2, 19506'3"205West Palm Beach, FL US
Jackie BrownRRMay 31, 19436'1"195Holdenville, OK US
Don CastleLLFebruary 1, 19506'1"205Kokomo, IN US
Dave CriscioneRRSeptember 2, 19515'8"185Dunkirk, NY US
Bill FaheyLRJune 14, 19506'0"200Detroit, MI US
Ted FordRRFebruary 7, 19475'10"180Vineland, NJ US
Steve GreenbergRRSeptember 8, 19486'2"190New York, NY US
Rick HenningerRRJanuary 11, 19486'6"225Hastings, NE US
Gerry JaneskiRRApril 18, 19466'4"205Pasadena, CA US
Bob JonesLLOctober 11, 19496'2"195Elkton, MD US
Jim KremmelLLFebruary 28, 19496'0"175Belleville, IL US
Steve LawsonRLDecember 28, 19506'1"175Oakland, CA US
Joe LovittoSRJanuary 6, 19516'0"185San Pedro, CA US
Pete MackaninRRAugust 1, 19516'2"190Chicago, IL US
Bill MadlockRRJanuary 12, 19515'11"180Memphis, TN US
Marty MartínezSRAugust 23, 19416'0"170La Habana, La Habana CU
Chip MaxwellLRAugust 2, 19526'1"200Chillicothe, OH US
Dave MoatesLLJanuary 30, 19485'9"163Great Lakes, IL US
Mike NagyRRMarch 25, 19486'3"195New York, NY US
Ken PapeRROctober 1, 19515'11"195San Antonio, TX US
Ron PruittRROctober 21, 19516'0"185Flint, MI US
Lenny RandleSRFebruary 12, 19495'10"169Long Beach, CA US
Jim ShellenbackLLNovember 18, 19436'2"200Riverside, CA US
Donnie ShieldsRRJuly 11, 19486'1"195Shreveport, LA US
Don StanhouseRRFebruary 12, 19516'2"185DuQuoin, IL US
Albert ThompsonRLJanuary 4, 19475'11"200Portland, OR US
Rick WaitsLLMay 15, 19526'3"194Atlanta, GA US
John WockenfussRRFebruary 27, 19496'0"190Welch, WV 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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