1959 Salt Lake City Bees Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 85-69
Finished 1st in the PCL
Manager: Larry Shepard (85-69)
Affiliation: Pittsburgh Pirates
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Ballpark: Derks Field
Attendance: 195,350, Avg. 2,537
1959 Salt Lake City Bees Statistics

The Salt Lake City Bees of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1959 season with a record of 85 wins and 69 losses, finishing first in the PCL.

The Bees scored 734 runs and yielded 626 runs. R C Stevens led Salt Lake City with 19 home runs Chuck Harmon drove in 90 runs. Sammy Miley paced all qualifying hitters on the roster by connecting at a .333 clip. Dick Hall topped the team with 18 wins and a team-best 1.87 ERA, tops among regular hurlers.

Dave Wickersham, R C Stevens, Dick Barone, George Perez, Laurin Pepper, Jim Umbricht, Dick Hall, Paul Pettit, Don Rowe, Buddy Pritchard, Earl Francis, Chuck Harmon, Howie Goss, Jim Baumer, George O'Donnell, Carlos Bernier and Ed Bauta were all players from the 1959 Salt Lake City Bees who played in the Majors during their careers.

Larry Shepard served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Bob AndertonRRApril 29, 19336'3"180Cullman, AL US
Dick BaroneRROctober 13, 19325'9"165San Jose, CA US
Jim BaumerRRJanuary 29, 19316'2"185Tulsa, OK US
Ed BautaRRJanuary 6, 19356'3"200Florida, CU
Carlos BernierRRJanuary 28, 19275'9"180Juana Diaz, PR
Jack BloomfieldLRAugust 7, 19326'2"175Monti Alto, TX US
Dick BrockellRRAugust 4, 19346'4"198Wilmington, DE US
Marcos CobosRRAugust 13, 19316'0"190
Earl FrancisRRJuly 14, 19356'2"210Slab Fork, WV US
Howie GossRRNovember 1, 19346'4"204Wewoka, OK US
Dick HallRRSeptember 27, 19306'6"200St. Louis, MO US
Dick HanlonRRFebruary 9, 19335'10"175San Francisco, CA US
Curtis HardawayRRAugust 13, 19286'0"189Columbus, GA US
Chuck HarmonRRApril 23, 19246'2"175Washington, IN US
Bill JacksonRRSeptember 3, 19346'3"195Pocatello, ID US
Don KildooRLJune 6, 19356'1"180Washington, DC US
Sammy MileyLRMarch 8, 19315'11"190Newton, MS US
Eddie MooreRRSeptember 21, 19296'1"195Fort Worth, TX US
Dick NewbergRRJune 28, 19376'3"207New Haven, CT US
George O'DonnellRRMay 27, 19296'3"175Winchester, IL US
Bill OnuskaRRJanuary 15, 19345'10"195Trumbull, CT US
Hisel PatrickRRAugust 21, 19256'2"190
Laurin PepperRRJanuary 18, 19315'11"190Vaughan, MS US
George PerezRRDecember 29, 19376'2"200San Fernando, CA US
Paul PettitLLNovember 29, 19316'2"195Los Angeles, CA US
Jim PostLLFebruary 2, 19265'11"170
Buddy PritchardRRJanuary 25, 19366'1"195South Gate, CA US
Don RoweLLApril 3, 19366'0"180Brawley, CA US
Roger SawyerLLOctober 31, 19346'1"180Warsaw, NY US
R C StevensRLJuly 22, 19346'5"219Moultrie, GA US
Ken ToothmanLRApril 6, 19355'10"165Fort Dodge, IA US
Jim UmbrichtRRSeptember 17, 19306'4"215Chicago, IL US
Don UrquhartLRFebruary 20, 19306'2"185
Tony WashingtonLLJanuary 9, 19376'2"183Chicago, IL US
Daryl WesterfieldRRMay 6, 19336'1"205Ashland, OH US
Dave WickershamRRSeptember 27, 19356'3"188Erie, PA 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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