1962 Seattle Rainiers Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 76-74
Finished 4th in the PCL
Manager: Johnny Pesky (76-74)
Affiliation: Boston Red Sox
Location: Seattle, Washington
Ballpark: Sick Stadium
Attendance: 136,156, Avg. 1,815
1962 Seattle Rainiers Statistics

The Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1962 season with a record of 76 wins and 74 losses, finishing fourth in the PCL.

The Rainiers paced the league with just 575 runs allowed. Seattle scored 603 runs. Billy Harrell led the squad with 17 home runs and drove in 78 runs, while leading hitters with significant playing time by hitting .294. George Spencer topped the squad with 11 wins and a team-best 2.72 earned run average, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Jim Rivera, Erv Palica, Harry Malmberg, George Spencer, Billy MacLeod, Paul Smith, Ted Schreiber, Tracy Stallard, Billy Harrell, Billy Muffett, Bill Spanswick, Pete Smith, Elmer Singleton, Merlin Nippert, Mike Shannon, Paul Pettit, Tom Umphlett and Dave Morehead were all players from the 1962 Seattle Rainiers who played in the Majors during their careers.

Johnny Pesky served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Dave HallRRDecember 4, 19406'0"180
Thomas HallettRRNovember 30, 19356'2"195Buffalo, NY US
Billy HarrellRRJuly 18, 19286'1"180Norristown, PA US
Lee HowellRRNovember 5, 19366'2"185Detroit, MI US
Jim HughesRROctober 21, 19346'3"185
Curt JensonRRFebruary 6, 19355'10"170Logan, UT US
Paul JerniganRRMay 5, 19416'0"190
Bob LawrenceLLJuly 10, 19386'4"215
Stewart MacDonaldRRJanuary 18, 19436'1"190
Billy MacLeodLLMay 13, 19426'2"190Gloucester, MA US
Harry MalmbergRRJuly 31, 19256'1"170Fairfield, AL US
Dave MannSRFebruary 16, 19335'11"175Dalton, GA US
Darrell MartinRROctober 5, 19356'3"180Prague, OK US
Dave MoreheadRRSeptember 5, 19436'1"185San Diego, CA US
Billy MuffettRRSeptember 21, 19306'1"198Hammond, IN US
Merlin NippertRRSeptember 1, 19386'1"175Mangum, OK US
Erv PalicaRRFebruary 9, 19286'1"180Lomita, CA US
Joe PedrazziniRLJuly 26, 19355'11"185
Paul PettitLLNovember 29, 19316'2"195Los Angeles, CA US
Roy RenfroRRNovember 13, 19406'0"175
Jim RiveraLLJuly 22, 19216'0"196New York, NY US
Ted SchreiberRRJuly 11, 19385'11"175Brooklyn, NY US
Mike ShannonRRJuly 15, 19396'3"195St. Louis, MO US
Elmer SingletonRRJune 26, 19186'2"174Ogden, UT US
Archie SkeenLRJuly 27, 19366'0"195
Rac SliderLRDecember 23, 19335'8"160Simms, TX US
Paul SmithLLMarch 19, 19315'8"165New Castle, PA US
Pete SmithRRMarch 19, 19406'2"190Natick, MA US
Bill SpanswickLLJuly 8, 19386'3"195Springfield, MA US
George SpencerRRJuly 7, 19266'1"215Columbus, OH US
Tracy StallardRRAugust 31, 19376'5"204Coeburn, VA US
Robert StotskyRRFebruary 10, 19385'11"175
Joseph TheisRRJuly 19, 19365'10"185Bloomington, IL US
Bill ThomRRAugust 15, 19376'2"195Los Angeles, CA US
Bo ToftRRJune 21, 19365'1"190St. Louis, MO US
Tom UmphlettRRMay 12, 19316'2"180Scotland Neck, NC US
Kenneth WolfeRRApril 12, 19386'1"190

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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