1951 San Diego Padres Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 79-88
Finished 6th in the PCL
Manager: Del Baker (79-88)
Affiliation: Cleveland Indians
Location: San Diego, California
Ballpark: Lane Field
Attendance: 217,102, Avg. 2,600
1951 San Diego Padres Statistics

The San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1951 season with a record of 79 wins and 88 losses, finishing sixth in the PCL.

The Padres scored 651 runs, worst in the league, and allowed 722 runs. Jack Graham led San Diego with 22 home runs Clarence Maddern accounted for 76 RBI. Bobby Wilson paced all regular batters by hitting .268. Sam Jones topped the team with 16 wins, while Guy Fletcher recorded a 2.73 ERA, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 1951 San Diego Padres who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Al Smith, Walt Dropo, Harry Malmberg, Tony York, José Santiago, Don White, Stu Locklin, Roy Welmaker, Whitey Wietelmann, Sam Jones, Bubba Harris, Jack Graham, Hal Naragon, Neill Sheridan, Red Embree, Lee Wheat, Herb Conyers, Al Jurisich, Al Benton, Clarence Maddern, Ed Sauer, Jim Tabor, Thurman Tucker, Bill Jennings, Bob Malloy, Buster Adams, Milt Nielsen, Dee Moore, Henry Miller and Jackie Tobin.

Del Baker served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Buster AdamsRRJune 24, 19156'0"180Trinidad, CO US
Al BentonRRMarch 18, 19116'4"215Noble, OK US
Garry ClarkRRAugust 14, 19275'11"168Highland Park, MI US
Herb ConyersLRJanuary 8, 19216'5"210Cowgill, MO US
Walt DropoRRJanuary 30, 19236'5"220Moosup, CT US
Red EmbreeRRAugust 30, 19176'0"165El Monte, CA US
Guy FletcherRRAugust 23, 19106'0"190East Bend, NC US
Jack GrahamLLDecember 24, 19166'2"200Minneapolis, MN US
Bubba HarrisRRFebruary 15, 19266'4"204Sulligent, AL US
Bill JenningsRRSeptember 28, 19256'2"175St. Louis, MO US
Sam JonesRRDecember 14, 19256'4"192Stewartsville, OH US
Al JurisichRRAugust 25, 19216'2"193New Orleans, LA US
Billy KerrRRMarch 4, 19186'1"190Pensacola, FL US
Bob KerriganLLSeptember 1, 19205'11"185Syracuse, NY US
Dick KinamanRRNovember 10, 19256'1"190Los Angeles, CA US
Stu LocklinLLJuly 22, 19286'1"190Appleton, WI US
Clarence MaddernRRSeptember 26, 19216'1"185Lowell, AZ US
Bob MalloyRRMay 28, 19185'11"185Canonsburg, PA US
Harry MalmbergRRJuly 31, 19256'1"170Fairfield, AL US
Henry MillerRRJuly 17, 19176'0"178Glenolden, PA US
Dee MooreRRApril 6, 19145'11"190Hedley, TX US
Hal NaragonLROctober 1, 19286'0"160Zanesville, OH US
Milt NielsenLLFebruary 8, 19255'11"190Tyler, MN US
Al OlsenLLMarch 30, 19215'11"175San Diego, CA US
Joe RowellLDecember 4, 19246'0"190Surry, VA US
José SantiagoRRSeptember 4, 19285'10"175Coamo, PR
Ed SauerRRJanuary 3, 19196'1"188Pittsburgh, PA US
Bob SchulteRLOctober 26, 19296'3"185St. Louis, MO US
Neill SheridanRRNovember 20, 19216'1"195Sacramento, CA US
Charles SippleRRMarch 22, 19205'11"175Hazleton, PA US
Al SmithRRFebruary 7, 19286'0"189Kirkwood, MO US
Harvey StoreyRAugust 21, 19165'10"187Gaston, OR US
Jim TaborRRNovember 5, 19166'2"175New Hope, AL US
Jackie TobinLRJanuary 8, 19216'0"165Oakland, CA US
Frank TornayRAugust 8, 19265'9"160San Francisco, CA US
Thurman TuckerLRSeptember 26, 19175'10"165Gordon, TX US
Jim VitterRRApril 27, 19255'9"180Dillonvale, OH US
Roy WelmakerSLDecember 6, 19136'0"200Atlanta, GA US
Lee WheatRRSeptember 15, 19296'4"200Edwardsville, IL US
Don WhiteRRJanuary 8, 19196'1"195Everett, WA US
Whitey WietelmannSRMarch 15, 19196'0"170Zanesville, OH US
Bobby WilsonRRJuly 23, 19225'10"175Goldsboro, NC US
Tony YorkRRNovember 27, 19125'10"165Irene, TX 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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