1951 St. Paul Saints Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 85-66
Finished 2nd in the AA
Manager: Clay Hopper (85-66)
Affiliation: Brooklyn Dodgers
Location: St. Paul, Minnesota
Ballpark: Lexington Park
Attendance: 171,999, Avg. 2,278
1951 St. Paul Saints Statistics

Playoffs - St. Paul Saints 4 games, Louisville Colonels 1
Finals - Milwaukee Brewers 4 games, St. Paul Saints 2

The St. Paul Saints of the American Association ended the 1951 season with a record of 85 wins and 66 losses, finishing second in the AA.

The Saints plated 728 runs and surrendered 684 runs. Jim Pendleton paced St. Paul with 21 home runs, while Danny Ozark and Bill Antonello walloped 15 or more, too. Eric Tipton drove in 81 runs. Jack Cassini led hitters with significant playing time by hitting .305. Johnny Rutherford and Pat McGlothin topped the team with 15 wins each, and Johnny Rutherford earned a 2.94 ERA, leading hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Players from the 1951 St. Paul Saints who spent time in Major League Baseball during their careers included Bill Antonello, Joe Black, Al Brancato, Jack Cassini, Al Epperly, Marion Fricano, Lee Griffeth, Don Hoak, Clem Labine, Mickey Livingston, Pat McGlothin, Earl Mossor, Earl Naylor, Don Nicholas, Jim Pendleton, Kent Peterson, Mickey Rocco, Jim Romano, Johnny Rutherford, Dick Teed, Tim Thompson, Eric Tipton, Johnny Van Cuyk and Dick Whitman.

Clay Hopper served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Nick AndromidasRROctober 10, 19246'1"185New York, NY US
Bill AntonelloRRMay 19, 19275'11"185Brooklyn, NY US
Joe BlackRRFebruary 8, 19246'2"220Plainfield, NJ US
Al BrancatoRRMay 29, 19195'9"188Philadelphia, PA US
Bob BundyRRMarch 23, 19245'8"165Kansas City, MO US
Jack CassiniRROctober 26, 19195'10"175Dearborn, MI US
Al EpperlyLRMay 7, 19186'2"194Glidden, IA US
Marion FricanoRRJuly 15, 19236'0"170Brant, NY US
Lee GriffethSLMay 20, 19255'11"180Carmel, NY US
Don HoakRRFebruary 5, 19286'1"170Roulette, PA US
Clem LabineRRAugust 6, 19266'0"180Lincoln, RI US
Mike LemishRRJuly 27, 19265'9"195Fort Wayne, IN US
Jack LindseyRMarch 21, 19275'9"170
Mickey LivingstonRRNovember 15, 19146'1"185Newberry, SC US
Frank MarchioRRNovember 16, 19275'11"180St. Paul, MN US
Pat McGlothinLROctober 20, 19206'3"180Coalfield, TN US
Earl MossorLRJuly 21, 19256'1"175Forbus, TN US
Earl NaylorRRMay 19, 19196'0"190Kansas City, MO US
Don NicholasLROctober 30, 19305'7"150Phoenix, AZ US
Danny OzarkRRNovember 26, 19236'2"195Buffalo, NY US
Jim PendletonRRJanuary 7, 19246'0"185St. Charles, MO US
Kent PetersonRLDecember 21, 19255'10"170Goshen, UT US
Richard RaklovitsLJune 30, 19285'10"185Chicago, IL US
Mickey RoccoLLMarch 2, 19165'11"188St. Paul, MN US
Jim RomanoRRApril 6, 19276'4"190Brooklyn, NY US
Johnny RutherfordLRMay 5, 19255'10"170Belleville, ON CA
Clark SamsonLLOctober 8, 19265'11"175
Dick TeedSRMarch 8, 19265'11"180Springfield, MA US
Tim ThompsonLRMarch 1, 19245'11"190Coalport, PA US
Eric TiptonRRApril 20, 19155'11"190Petersburg, VA US
Joe TorpeyRNovember 9, 19286'0"175
Johnny Van CuykLLJuly 7, 19216'1"190Little Chute, WI US
Dick WhitmanLRNovember 9, 19205'11"170Woodburn, OR 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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