1972 Iowa Oaks Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 62-78
Finished 3rd in the AA's East Division
Manager: Sherm Lollar (62-78)
Affiliation: Oakland Athletics
Location: Des Moines, Iowa
Ballpark: Sec Taylor Stadium I
Attendance: 89,477, Avg. 1,278
1972 Iowa Oaks Statistics

The Iowa Oaks of the American Association ended the 1972 season with a record of 62 wins and 78 losses, finishing third in the league's East Division.

The Oaks scored 581 runs and surrendered 613 runs. Douglas King led Iowa with 14 home runs and drove in 61 runs. Manny Trillo paced all qualifying hitters on the roster by connecting at a .301 clip. Gary Timberlake topped the team with 8 wins, while Chris Floethe recorded a 4.24 ERA, best among hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Players from the 1972 Iowa Oaks who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Ángel Mangual, Gary Waslewski, Daryl Patterson, Tim Cullen, Leon Hooten, Steve Lawson, Gaylen Pitts, Phil Garner, Dwain Anderson, Ron Klimkowski, Bill Kelso, Dave Hamilton, Rene Lachemann, Glenn Abbott, Ramon Webster, Manny Trillo, Mudcat Grant, Brant Alyea, Don Shaw, Vic Harris, George Hendrick, Marcel Lachemann, Adrian Garrett, Gary Timberlake, Gonzalo Márquez and Ron Clark.

Sherm Lollar served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Glenn AbbottRRFebruary 16, 19516'6"200Little Rock, AR US
Brant AlyeaRRDecember 8, 19406'3"215Passaic, NJ US
Dwain AndersonRRNovember 23, 19475'11"165Oakland, CA US
LaDon BoydRRNovember 1, 19466'4"210
Roger CainRRSeptember 16, 19496'2"192
Ron ClarkRRJanuary 14, 19435'10"175Fort Worth, TX US
Tom CookRRJune 21, 19476'0"185
Tim CullenRRFebruary 16, 19426'1"185San Francisco, CA US
Gene DusanSRNovember 9, 19496'0"192
Chris FloetheRRApril 9, 19506'2"196
Phil GarnerRRApril 30, 19495'10"175Jefferson City, TN US
Adrian GarrettLRJanuary 3, 19436'3"185Brooksville, FL US
Mudcat GrantRRAugust 13, 19356'1"186Lacoochee, FL US
Dave HamiltonLLDecember 13, 19476'0"180Seattle, WA US
Vic HarrisSRMarch 27, 19505'11"165Los Angeles, CA US
George HendrickRROctober 18, 19496'3"195Los Angeles, CA US
Leon HootenRRApril 4, 19485'11"180Downey, CA US
Bill KelsoRRFebruary 19, 19406'4"215Kansas City, MO US
Douglas KingRRMay 28, 19476'3"195
Ron KlimkowskiRRMarch 1, 19446'2"190Jersey City, NJ US
Marcel LachemannRRJune 13, 19416'0"185Los Angeles, CA US
Rene LachemannRRMay 4, 19456'0"198Los Angeles, CA US
Steve LawsonRLDecember 28, 19506'1"175Oakland, CA US
Ángel MangualRRMarch 19, 19475'10"178Juana Diaz, PR
Gonzalo MárquezLLMarch 31, 19405'11"180Carupano, Sucre VE
Dennis MyersRRJuly 21, 19506'3"205Clarksville, AR US
Daryl PattersonLRNovember 21, 19436'4"192Coalinga, CA US
Gaylen PittsRRJune 6, 19466'1"175Wichita, KS US
Greg SchubertLLApril 16, 19476'0"185
Don ShawLLFebruary 23, 19446'0"180Pittsburgh, PA US
Robert StickelsRRDecember 7, 19446'6"235
Gary TimberlakeRLAugust 9, 19486'2"205Laconia, IN US
Manny TrilloRRDecember 25, 19506'1"150Caripito, Monagas VE
Gary WaslewskiRRJuly 21, 19416'4"190Meriden, CT US
Ramon WebsterLLAugust 31, 19426'0"185Colon, Colon PA

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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