1973 Omaha Royals Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 62-73
Finished 4th in the AA's East Division
Manager: Harry Malmberg (62-73)
Affiliation: Kansas City Royals
Location: Omaha, Nebraska
Ballpark: Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium
Attendance: 136,439, Avg. 2,021
1973 Omaha Royals Statistics

The Omaha Royals of the American Association ended the 1973 season with a record of 62 wins and 73 losses, finishing fourth in the league's East Division.

The Royals scored 615 runs, worst in the league, and yielded 616 runs. Jim Lyttle paced Omaha with 11 home runs George Brett drove in 64 runs. Jim Clark topped all qualifying hitters on the roster with a .302 average. Mark Littell led the team with 16 wins and a team-best 2.51 ERA, tops among hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Players from the 1973 Omaha Royals who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Tom Murphy, Steve Mingori, Al Autry, Barry Raziano, Mark Littell, Frank Ortenzio, Jim Clark, Al Fitzmorris, Jim Lyttle, José Martínez, George Brett, Monty Montgomery, Doug Bird, Dennis Paepke, Tom Burgmeier, Buck Martinez, Ron Stone, Tom Poquette, Keith Marshall, Wayne Simpson, Norm Angelini, Frank White, Jim Wohlford, José Arcia and Al Santorini.

Harry Malmberg served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Norm AngeliniLLSeptember 24, 19475'11"175San Francisco, CA US
José ArciaRRAugust 22, 19436'3"170La Habana, La Habana CU
Al AutryRRFebruary 29, 19526'5"225Modesto, CA US
Hal BairdSLAugust 23, 19495'11"175
Doug BirdRRMarch 5, 19506'4"180Corona, CA US
George BrettLRMay 15, 19536'0"185Glen Dale, WV US
Tom BurgmeierLLAugust 2, 19435'11"185St. Paul, MN US
Greg ChlanRRJuly 8, 19486'2"205
Jim ClarkRRApril 30, 19476'1"190Kansas City, KS US
Al FitzmorrisSRMarch 21, 19466'2"190Buffalo, NY US
Tom HarmonLRDecember 16, 19485'11"185
Dan HaynesRROctober 22, 19496'3"220
Thomas JoyceRRFebruary 10, 19486'0"170
Mark LittellLRJanuary 17, 19536'3"210Cape Girardeau, MO US
Jim LyttleLRMay 20, 19466'0"180Hamilton, OH US
Keith MarshallRRJuly 2, 19516'2"175San Francisco, CA US
Buck MartinezRRNovember 7, 19485'10"190Redding, CA US
José MartínezRRJuly 26, 19426'0"178Cardenas, Matanzas CU
Steve MingoriLLFebruary 29, 19445'10"165Kansas City, MO US
Monty MontgomeryRRSeptember 1, 19466'3"200Albemarle, NC US
Tom MurphyRRDecember 30, 19456'3"185Cleveland, OH US
Frank OrtenzioRRFebruary 24, 19516'2"215Fresno, CA US
Dennis PaepkeRRApril 17, 19456'0"202Long Beach, CA US
Paul PelzRRNovember 9, 19526'3"165Los Angeles, CA US
Tom PoquetteLROctober 30, 19515'10"175Eau Claire, WI US
Barry RazianoSRFebruary 5, 19475'10"175New Orleans, LA US
Gary SanserinoRRFebruary 18, 19486'0"180Los Angeles, CA US
Al SantoriniRRMay 19, 19486'0"190Irvington, NJ US
Wayne SimpsonRRDecember 2, 19486'3"220Los Angeles, CA US
Ron StoneLLSeptember 9, 19426'2"185Corning, CA US
Frank WhiteRRSeptember 4, 19505'11"165Greenville, MS US
Jim WohlfordRRFebruary 28, 19515'11"175Visalia, CA 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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