1965 Indianapolis Indians Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 70-78
Finished 4th in the PCL's East Division
Manager: George Noga (70-78)
Affiliation: Chicago White Sox
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Ballpark: Owen J. Bush Stadium
Attendance: 159,502, Avg. 2,155
1965 Indianapolis Indians Statistics

The Indianapolis Indians of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1965 season with a record of 70 wins and 78 losses, finishing fourth in the league's East Division.

The Indians scored 552 runs and allowed 600 runs. Lee Elia led Indianapolis with 29 home runs, while Jim Hicks and Dick Kenworthy walloped 15 or more as well. Lee Elia recorded 75 runs batted in. Ramón Conde paced batters with significant playing time with a .337 average. Dave DeBusschere topped the team with 15 wins, and Manly Johnston registered a 2.42 earned run average, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 1965 Indianapolis Indians who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Dave Ricketts, Lee Elia, Marv Staehle, Jim Hicks, Craig Anderson, Buddy Bradford, Warren Hacker, Dennis Higgins, Ramón Conde, Carl Bouldin, Pat House, Dave DeBusschere, Tommie Agee, Jerry McNertney, Dick Kenworthy, Gene Stephens, Bill Fischer, Danny Murphy, Bill Heath, Danny Lazar and John Miller.

George Noga served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Tommie AgeeRRAugust 9, 19425'11"195Magnolia, AL US
Craig AndersonRRJuly 1, 19386'2"205Washington, DC US
Carl BouldinSRSeptember 17, 19396'2"180Germantown, KY US
Buddy BradfordRRJuly 25, 19445'11"170Mobile, AL US
Lester ClinkscalesLLJune 9, 19416'3"163Anderson, SC US
Ramón CondeRRDecember 29, 19345'8"172Juana Diaz, PR
Dave DeBusschereRROctober 16, 19406'6"225Detroit, MI US
Lee EliaRRJuly 16, 19375'11"175Philadelphia, PA US
Bill FischerRROctober 11, 19306'0"190Wausau, WI US
Joel GibsonRRJuly 1, 19396'4"198Gastonia, NC US
Warren HackerRRNovember 21, 19246'1"185Marissa, IL US
Bill HeathLRMarch 10, 19395'8"175Yuba City, CA US
Jim HicksRRMay 18, 19396'3"205East Chicago, IN US
Dennis HigginsRRAugust 4, 19396'3"180Jefferson City, MO US
Pat HouseLLSeptember 1, 19406'3"185Boise, ID US
Gary JohnsonLLDecember 18, 19386'1"180Youngstown, OH US
Len JohnstonLLMarch 15, 19295'10"167Pontiac, MI US
Manly JohnstonRROctober 6, 19386'5"220Dothan, AL US
Dick KenworthyRRApril 1, 19415'9"170Red Oak, IA US
Danny LazarLLNovember 14, 19436'1"190East Chicago, IN US
Jose LizondroRRAugust 27, 19395'10"175Puerto Armuelles, Chiriqui PA
Jerry McNertneyRRAugust 7, 19366'0"180Boone, IA US
John MillerRRMay 30, 19416'2"210Baltimore, MD US
Danny MurphyLRAugust 23, 19425'11"185Beverly, MA US
Jim NapierRRAugust 2, 19385'11"200Wasco, CA US
Dave RickettsSRJuly 12, 19356'0"190Pottstown, PA US
Marv StaehleLRMarch 13, 19425'10"165Oak Park, IL US
Gene StephensLRJanuary 20, 19336'3"175Gravette, AR 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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