1968 Memphis Blues Roster

Texas League (TL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 67-69
Finished 3rd in the TL's East Division
Manager: Roy Sievers (67-69)
Affiliation: New York Mets
Location: Memphis, Tennessee
Ballpark: Tim McCarver Stadium
Attendance: 141,418, Avg. 2,080
1968 Memphis Blues Statistics

The Memphis Blues of the Texas League ended the 1968 season with a record of 67 wins and 69 losses, finishing third in the league's East Division.

The Blues plated 526 runs and allowed 510 runs. Arsenio Diaz paced Memphis with 12 home runs Curtis Brown drove in 69 runs. Rod Gaspar led batters with significant playing time with a .309 average. Rich Folkers topped the squad with 13 wins, while Barry Raziano recorded a 1.75 ERA, tops among regular hurlers.

Members of the 1968 Memphis Blues who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Roy Foster, Juan Ríos, Jerry Hinsley, Dave Schneck, Greg Goossen, Rich Folkers, Curtis Brown, Steve Renko, Tim Foli, Joe Moock, Dennis Musgraves, Les Rohr, Jim Bethke, Al Schmelz, Ron Locke, Bill Hepler, Rod Gaspar, Mike Jorgensen, Don Rose, Barry Raziano and Joe Campbell.

Roy Sievers served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Jim BethkeRRNovember 5, 19466'3"185Falls City, NE US
Curtis BrownRRSeptember 14, 19455'11"180Sacramento, CA US
Joe CampbellRRMarch 10, 19446'1"175Louisville, KY US
Stu CannLRJune 18, 19465'11"165Kankakee, IL US
Tony CanzanoSRDecember 3, 19465'11"175San Jose, CA US
Terry ChristmanLLDecember 11, 19436'1"180San Francisco, CA US
Steven ChristopherSL6'1"200
Mike CollinsSRAugust 31, 19465'11"200
Terry DeWaldRR5'11"168
Arsenio DiazRRDecember 14, 19456'2"203
Jim DixSLAugust 24, 19435'10"165
Glenn EzellRROctober 29, 19446'1"190Kentwood, LA US
Lloyd FlodinRRMay 12, 19406'1"190
Tim FoliRRDecember 6, 19506'0"179Culver City, CA US
Rich FolkersLLOctober 17, 19466'2"180Waterloo, IA US
Roy FosterRRJuly 29, 19456'0"185Bixby, OK US
Rod GasparSLApril 3, 19465'11"165Long Beach, CA US
Greg GoossenRRDecember 14, 19456'1"210Los Angeles, CA US
Bill HeplerLLSeptember 25, 19456'0"160Covington, VA US
Jerry HinsleyRRApril 9, 19455'11"165Hugo, OK US
Wilbur HuckleRRDecember 23, 19375'10"175
Mike JorgensenLLAugust 16, 19486'0"195Passaic, NJ US
Hiram LewisRROctober 10, 19466'0"175
Ron LockeRLApril 4, 19425'11"168Wakefield, RI US
Sherwin MinsterRRAugust 19, 19425'11"170
Joe MoockLRMarch 12, 19446'1"180Plaquemine, LA US
Dennis MusgravesRRDecember 25, 19436'4"188Indianapolis, IN US
Samuel NarronRR5'11"190
Ronnie PaulRLJune 10, 19456'3"210
Barry RazianoSRFebruary 5, 19475'10"175New Orleans, LA US
Steve RenkoRRDecember 10, 19446'5"230Kansas City, KS US
Willie RichardsonRR6'0"
Juan RíosRRJuly 14, 19426'3"185Mayaguez, PR
Les RohrLLMarch 5, 19466'5"205Lowestoft, Suffolk GB
Don RoseRRMarch 19, 19476'3"195Covina, CA US
Al SchmelzRRNovember 12, 19436'4"210Whittier, CA US
Dave SchneckLLJune 18, 19495'10"200Allentown, PA US
David SmithRRJuly 19, 19445'11"175
Roger StevensLLFebruary 13, 19465'10"178
Jack TracyRRAugust 11, 19425'11"178

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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