1974 Sacramento Solons Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 66-78
Finished 4th in the PCL's West Division
Manager: Bob Lemon (66-78)
Affiliation: Milwaukee Brewers
Location: Sacramento, California
Ballpark: Hughes Field
Attendance: 295,831, Avg. 4,109
1974 Sacramento Solons Statistics

The Sacramento Solons of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1974 season with a record of 66 wins and 78 losses, finishing fourth in the league's West Division.

The Solons led the circuit with 937 runs, ignited by 305 home runs. Sacramento allowed 1030 runs, most in the league. Bill McNulty crushed 55 homers for the team, while Art Kusnyer, Jack Lind, Tommie Reynolds, Tommy Bianco, Sixto Lezcano, Stephen McCartney and Gorman Thomas each walloped 15 or more also. Bill McNulty drove in 135 runs and topped batters with significant playing time by connecting at a .329 clip. Tom Hausman paced the squad with 12 wins, and Roger Miller recorded a 4.48 ERA, leading regular hurlers.

Larry Anderson, Jerry Bell, Tommy Bianco, Bill Castro, Rob Ellis, Bob Hansen, Tom Hausman, Art Kusnyer, Sixto Lezcano, Jack Lind, Bill McNulty, Roger Miller, Bill Parsons, Tommie Reynolds, Bob Sheldon, Gorman Thomas, Bill Travers, Carlos Velazquez and Ken Wright were all players from the 1974 Sacramento Solons who played in the Major Leagues during their careers.

Bob Lemon served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Dan AdamsRRDecember 27, 19486'1"175
Larry AndersonRRDecember 3, 19526'3"190Maywood, CA US
Jerry BellSROctober 6, 19476'4"190Madison, TN US
Tommy BiancoSRDecember 16, 19525'11"190Rockville Centre, NY US
Bill CastroRRMarch 29, 19525'11"170Santiago, Santiago DO
Gary CavalloRRFebruary 26, 19486'4"195Queens, NY US
Rob EllisRRJuly 3, 19505'11"180Grand Rapids, MI US
Craig GlasscoRRApril 29, 19476'4"185San Bernardino, CA US
Bob HansenLLMay 26, 19486'0"195Boston, MA US
Tom HausmanRRMarch 31, 19536'4"190Mobridge, SD US
Thomas KingLL6'3"195
Art KusnyerRRDecember 19, 19456'2"197Akron, OH US
Sixto LezcanoRRNovember 28, 19535'10"165Arecibo, PR
Jack LindSRJune 8, 19466'0"170Denver, CO US
Juan LopezRRNovember 6, 19525'10"170Rio Piedras, PR
Stephen McCartneyRRAugust 19, 19505'11"178Los Angeles, CA US
Bill McNultyRRAugust 29, 19466'4"205Sacramento, CA US
Roger MillerRRAugust 1, 19546'3"200Connellsville, PA US
Jerry O'NeillLLOctober 4, 19526'3"185
Bill ParsonsRRAugust 17, 19486'6"195Riverside, CA US
Tommie ReynoldsRRAugust 15, 19416'2"190Arizona, LA US
Jose SaladoRR5'10"160
Duane ShafferRRSeptember 27, 19506'0"185
Bob SheldonLRNovember 27, 19506'0"170Montebello, CA US
Don StrattonRRAugust 20, 19526'3"180Los Angeles, CA US
Gorman ThomasRRDecember 12, 19506'2"210Charleston, SC US
Bill TraversLLOctober 27, 19526'4"187Norwood, MA US
Chico VaughnsRRAugust 6, 19486'4"185
Carlos VelazquezRRMarch 22, 19485'11"180Loiza, PR
Ken WrightRRSeptember 4, 19466'2"210Pensacola, FL 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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