1973 Tulsa Oilers Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 68-67
Finished 1st in the AA's West Division
Manager: Jack Krol (68-67)
Affiliation: St. Louis Cardinals
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Ballpark: Texas League Park
Attendance: 135,698, Avg. 2,010
1973 Tulsa Oilers Statistics

Playoffs - Tulsa Oilers 4 games, Iowa Oaks 3

The Tulsa Oilers of the American Association ended the 1973 season with a record of 68 wins and 67 losses, finishing first in the league's West Division.

The Oilers scored 631 runs and conceded 628 runs. Byron Browne and Terry Hughes led Tulsa with 10 home runs apiece. Byron Browne drove in 64 runs. Danny Godby paced batters with significant playing time with a .285 average. Bob Forsch topped the squad with 12 wins and a team-best 4.39 ERA, best among qualifying pitchers.

Members of the 1973 Tulsa Oilers who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were John Andrews, Ray Bare, Wade Blasingame, Ike Brookens, Byron Browne, Tommy Cruz, Don Durham, Jim Dwyer, Bobby Fenwick, Rich Folkers, Bob Forsch, Danny Godby, Tom Heintzelman, Keith Hernandez, Marc Hill, Al Hrabosky, Terry Hughes, Mick Kelleher, Jim Kremmel, Bake McBride, Dan McGinn, Larry Milbourne, Mike Nagy, Stan Papi, Tim Plodinec, Dick Selma, Ed Sprague, Bill Stein, Greg Terlecky, Mike Thompson and John Wockenfuss.

Jack Krol served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
John AndrewsLLFebruary 9, 19495'10"175Monterey Park, CA US
Gary BarakatRRSeptember 15, 19515'11"180Jersey City, NJ US
Ray BareRRApril 15, 19496'2"185Miami, FL US
Wade BlasingameLLNovember 22, 19436'1"185Deming, NM US
Ike BrookensRRJanuary 3, 19496'5"170Chambersburg, PA US
Byron BrowneRRDecember 27, 19426'2"190St. Joseph, MO US
Doug ClarkRRJuly 17, 19496'3"200
Tommy CruzLLFebruary 15, 19515'9"165Arroyo, PR
Don DurhamRRMarch 21, 19496'0"170Yosemite, KY US
Gene DusanSRNovember 9, 19496'0"192
Jim DwyerLLJanuary 3, 19505'10"165Evergreen Park, IL US
Bobby FenwickRRDecember 10, 19465'9"165Naha, Okinawa JP
Rich FolkersLLOctober 17, 19466'2"180Waterloo, IA US
Bob ForschRRJanuary 13, 19506'4"200Sacramento, CA US
Danny GodbyRRNovember 4, 19466'0"185Logan, WV US
Tom HeintzelmanRRNovember 3, 19466'1"180St. Charles, MO US
Keith HernandezLLOctober 20, 19536'0"180San Francisco, CA US
Marc HillRRFebruary 18, 19526'3"205Elsberry, MO US
Al HraboskyRLJuly 21, 19495'11"185Oakland, CA US
Terry HughesRRMay 13, 19496'1"185Spartanburg, SC US
Harold JeffcoatLRSeptember 3, 19476'1"195Nashville, TN US
Mick KelleherRRJuly 25, 19475'9"176Seattle, WA US
Jim KremmelLLFebruary 28, 19496'0"175Belleville, IL US
Daniel LoomerRRNovember 5, 19475'8"165
Bake McBrideLRFebruary 3, 19496'2"190Fulton, MO US
Dan McGinnLLNovember 29, 19436'0"185Omaha, NE US
Larry MilbourneSRFebruary 14, 19516'0"161Port Norris, NJ US
Mike NagyRRMarch 25, 19486'3"195New York, NY US
David NitschkeRRJanuary 17, 19476'0"190Fresno, CA US
Stan PapiRRFebruary 4, 19516'0"170Fresno, CA US
Tim PlodinecRRJanuary 27, 19476'4"190Aliquippa, PA US
Mike ProffittLLNovember 1, 19506'0"185Gaffney, SC US
George PutzLRJune 19, 19475'10"185Rockville, CT US
Dick SelmaRRNovember 4, 19435'11"160Santa Ana, CA US
Ed SpragueRRSeptember 16, 19456'4"195Boston, MA US
Bill SteinRRJanuary 21, 19475'10"170Battle Creek, MI US
Greg TerleckyRRMarch 20, 19526'3"200Culver City, CA US
Mike ThompsonRRSeptember 6, 19496'3"190Denver, CO US
Tommy ThompsonRRMay 22, 19476'1"160Upland, CA US
Larry VolkeningRRJanuary 13, 19496'3"180
John WockenfussRRFebruary 27, 19496'0"190Welch, WV 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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