1953 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster

International League (IL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 78-76
Finished 5th in the IL
Manager: Burleigh Grimes (78-76)
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Ballpark: Maple Leaf Stadium
Attendance: 382,432, Avg. 4,967
1953 Toronto Maple Leafs Statistics

The Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League ended the 1953 season with a record of 78 wins and 76 losses, finishing fifth in the IL.

The Maple Leafs scored 680 runs and allowed 611 runs. Ed Stevens and Mike Goliat led Toronto with 19 home runs apiece., and Lew Morton walloped 15 or more, too. Ed Stevens drove in 92 runs. Lew Morton paced batters with significant playing time by connecting at a .307 clip. Don Johnson topped the team with 15 wins and a team-best 2.67 ERA, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Bobo Holloman, Billy DeMars, Clem Koshorek, Kal Segrist, Mike Goliat, Jerry Fahr, Pete Naton, Bobby Hogue, Bob Addis, Don Johnson, Ray Shore, Vic Lombardi, Bill Jennings, Hal Hudson, Bobby Del Greco, Cliff Mapes, Woody Main, Russ Bauers, Joe Rossi, Bob Boyd, Stubby Overmire, Ed Stevens, Phil Haugstad, Bill Voiselle, Frank Colman, Hal Keller, Frank Campos and Lou Sleater were all players from the 1953 Toronto Maple Leafs who played in the Majors during their careers.

Burleigh Grimes served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Bob AddisLRNovember 6, 19256'0"175Mineral, OH US
Russ BauersLRMay 10, 19146'3"195Townsend, WI US
Bob BoydLLOctober 1, 19195'10"170Potts Camp, MS US
Frank CamposLLMay 11, 19245'11"180La Habana, La Habana CU
Frank ColmanLLMarch 2, 19185'11"186London, ON CA
Bobby Del GrecoRRApril 7, 19335'10"185Pittsburgh, PA US
Billy DeMarsRRAugust 26, 19255'10"160Brooklyn, NY US
Jerry FahrRRDecember 9, 19246'5"185Marmaduke, AR US
Mike GoliatRRNovember 5, 19216'0"180Yatesboro, PA US
Phil HaugstadRRFebruary 23, 19246'2"165Black River Falls, WI US
Bobby HogueRRApril 5, 19215'10"195Miami, FL US
Bobo HollomanRRMarch 7, 19236'2"207Thomaston, GA US
Hal HudsonLLMay 4, 19275'10"175Grosse Pointe, MI US
Bill JenningsRRSeptember 28, 19256'2"175St. Louis, MO US
Don JohnsonRRNovember 12, 19266'3"200Portland, OR US
Hal KellerLRJuly 7, 19276'1"200Middletown, MD US
Clem KoshorekRRJune 20, 19255'4"165Royal Oak, MI US
Vic LombardiLLSeptember 20, 19225'7"158Reedley, CA US
Woody MainRRFebruary 12, 19226'3"195Delano, CA US
Cliff MapesLRMarch 13, 19226'3"205Sutherland, NE US
Lew MortonLSeptember 4, 19206'0"195Fort Scott, KS US
Pete NatonRRSeptember 9, 19316'1"200Flushing, NY US
Bob O'NealLDecember 8, 19256'0"204Cutler, IL US
Stubby OvermireRLMay 16, 19195'7"170Moline, MI US
Jim PostLLFebruary 2, 19265'11"170
Frank RepchikRL5'10"175
Donald RobertsonRRDecember 24, 19256'0"175Portland, OR US
Ramon RodriguezRR6'1"210
Russ RosburgRLApril 20, 19306'1"190Seattle, WA US
Joe RossiRRMarch 13, 19216'1"205Oakland, CA US
Kal SegristRRApril 14, 19316'0"180Greenville, TX US
Ray ShoreRRJune 9, 19216'3"210Cincinnati, OH US
Lou SleaterLLSeptember 8, 19265'11"185St. Louis, MO US
Ed StevensLLJanuary 12, 19256'1"190Galveston, TX US
Bill VoiselleRRJanuary 29, 19196'4"200Greenwood, SC US
Bobby WilsonRRJuly 23, 19225'10"175Goldsboro, NC 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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