1954 Seattle Rainiers Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: Open
Team Record: 77-85
Finished 5th in the PCL
Manager: Jerry Priddy (77-85)
Location: Seattle, Washington
Ballpark: Sick Stadium
Attendance: 151,071, Avg. 1,865
1954 Seattle Rainiers Statistics

The Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1954 season with a record of 77 wins and 85 losses, finishing fifth in the PCL.

The Rainiers plated 637 runs and allowed 742 runs. George Schmees paced Seattle with 15 home runs Clarence Maddern accounted for 72 RBI. Artie Wilson led all regular hitters by hitting .336. Tommy Byrne topped the squad with 20 wins and a team-best 3.15 ERA, leading pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 1954 Seattle Rainiers who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Jackie Tobin, Tommy Byrne, Bill Evans, Clarence Maddern, Artie Wilson, Al Zarilla, Jerry Priddy, Gene Bearden, Steve Nagy, Al Widmar, Joe Erautt, Merrill Combs, Nanny Fernandez, Leo Thomas, Bob Wellman, Jim Davis, Herman Reich, Jim Suchecki, Bob Hall, George Schmees, Van Fletcher and Carmen Mauro.

Jerry Priddy served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Gene BeardenLLSeptember 5, 19206'3"198Lexa, AR US
Jack BukowatzRRNovember 4, 19305'9"155Butte, MT US
Tommy ByrneLLDecember 31, 19196'1"182Baltimore, MD US
Merrill CombsLRDecember 11, 19196'0"172Los Angeles, CA US
Jim DavisSLSeptember 15, 19246'0"180Red Bluff, CA US
Joe ErauttRRSeptember 1, 19215'9"175Vibank, SK CA
Bill EvansRRMarch 25, 19196'2"180Quanah, TX US
Nanny FernandezRROctober 25, 19185'9"170Wilmington, CA US
Van FletcherRRAugust 6, 19246'2"185East Bend, NC US
Bob HallRRDecember 22, 19236'2"195Swissvale, PA US
Pete HernandezRRJuly 18, 19296'0"175Hayward, CA US
Lloyd JenneyLFebruary 17, 19296'0"185Astoria, NY US
Joe JoshuaRRJune 10, 19266'0"202San Antonio, TX US
Vern KindsfatherRRDecember 12, 19245'11"176Portland, OR US
Tom LovrichRRMarch 17, 19306'5"175Los Angeles, CA US
Clarence MaddernRRSeptember 26, 19216'1"185Lowell, AZ US
Don MallottRRNovember 29, 19296'1"160Los Angeles, CA US
Carmen MauroLRNovember 10, 19266'0"167St. Paul, MN US
Lonnie MyersRROctober 11, 19315'11"180Everett, WA US
Steve NagyLLMay 28, 19195'9"174Franklin, NJ US
Ray OrteigRRDecember 20, 19196'0"185Orchards, WA US
Jack PopovichROctober 28, 19285'11"175Kewanee, IL US
Jerry PriddyRRNovember 9, 19195'11"180Los Angeles, CA US
Herman ReichRLNovember 23, 19176'2"200Bell, CA US
Robert RobertsRRSeptember 30, 19285'9"175Spokane, WA US
George SchmeesLLSeptember 6, 19246'0"190Cincinnati, OH US
Jim SucheckiRRAugust 25, 19276'0"185Chicago, IL US
Leo ThomasRRJuly 26, 19235'11"178Turlock, CA US
Jackie TobinLRJanuary 8, 19216'0"165Oakland, CA US
Bob WellmanRRJuly 15, 19256'4"210Norwood, OH US
Al WidmarRRMarch 20, 19256'3"185Cleveland, OH US
Artie WilsonLROctober 28, 19205'10"162Jefferson County, AL US
Al ZarillaLRMay 1, 19195'11"180Los Angeles, CA 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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