1959 Binghamton Triplets Roster

Eastern League (EL) - Class: A
Team Record: 71-68
Finished 4th in the EL
Manager: Charlie Silvera (71-68)
Affiliation: New York Yankees
Location: Binghamton, New York
Ballpark: Johnson Field
Attendance: 60,499, Avg. 870
1959 Binghamton Triplets Statistics

Playoffs - Springfield Giants 3 games, Binghamton Triplets 0

The Binghamton Triplets of the Eastern League ended the 1959 season with a record of 71 wins and 68 losses, finishing fourth in the EL.

The Triplets scored 703 runs and conceded 687 runs. Lee Thomas led Binghamton with 25 home runs, while William Carr and Jack Davis walloped 15 or more also. Lee Thomas drove in 122 runs. Joe Arenivar paced all regular batters by connecting at a .328 clip. Donald Thompson topped the team with 17 wins, and Leonardo Ferguson earned a 3.35 ERA, best among qualifying pitchers.

Players from the 1959 Binghamton Triplets who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Tom Tresh, Don Lock, Bill Stafford, Charlie Silvera and Lee Thomas.

Charlie Silvera served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Duke AddisRRMarch 27, 19376'4"223
Joe ArenivarLLOctober 1, 19335'10"180
Tony AsaroRRJanuary 16, 19365'8"170San Diego, CA US
Bill BankerRRJuly 28, 19346'1"185
Dick BogardLRFebruary 10, 19375'11"175Mount Pleasant, MS US
Don BrummerRRAugust 5, 19375'10"170
Fred CarpenterRRMarch 17, 19386'2"195
William CarrRRAugust 22, 19376'2"190
Sam ChettaRR5'11"205
Dave DavisLROctober 13, 19375'10"165Freeburg, PA US
Jack DavisRRMarch 9, 19356'0"170
John DavolioLLJuly 23, 19356'5"215
William DrummondRROctober 14, 19346'3"190
Hank DunnRRMarch 20, 19366'2"200
Leonardo FergusonRRApril 23, 19395'11"150Guabito, PA
Jake HinfeyRRAugust 16, 19356'2"196
James HorsfordRRSeptember 30, 19386'1"175Santurce, PR
Henry JohnsonLRFebruary 22, 19375'11"185
Jim JohnstonLLNovember 23, 19346'1"200
Don LockRRJuly 27, 19366'2"195Wichita, KS US
George MaierRLSeptember 4, 19326'0"185
Dan McCarthyRR5'10"170
Joe MillerRRSeptember 29, 19345'11"190
Donald NicholsRRDecember 22, 19345'10"172
Lamar NorthRRMay 20, 19296'1"180
David PalmerRR6'0"190
Robert RiesenerRR6'2"200
Bernie SchreiberRJune 30, 19345'11"170
Rudy SerrettLLAugust 26, 19396'4"185
Charlie SilveraRROctober 13, 19245'10"175San Francisco, CA US
Bill StaffordRRAugust 13, 19386'1"188Catskill, NY US
Dick StewartRRJune 23, 19355'11"195
Bruce SwangoLRMarch 12, 19375'11"200Welch, OK US
Lee ThomasLRFebruary 5, 19366'2"195Peoria, IL US
Donald ThompsonRL6'1"185
Tom TreshSRSeptember 20, 19386'1"180Detroit, MI US
Pat UtleyRR6'4"208
Doug WeissRR6'0"185
Mike WeldonRRJanuary 22, 19376'1"170
Dick WindleRRMarch 11, 19346'2"190Kansas City, MO US
Dale ZeiglerLL6'1"185

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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