1950 San Diego Padres Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 114-86
Finished 2nd in the PCL
Manager: Del Baker (114-86)
Affiliation: Cleveland Indians
Location: San Diego, California
Ballpark: Lane Field
Attendance: 439,646, Avg. 4,396
1950 San Diego Padres Statistics

The San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1950 season with a record of 114 wins and 86 losses, finishing second in the PCL.

The Padres scored 1041 runs and gave up 949 runs. Harry Simpson and Jack Graham each. walloped 33 home runs for San Diego, while Buster Adams, Max West and Minnie Miñoso each swatted 15 or more, too. Harry Simpson drove in 156 runs. Minnie Miñoso paced batters with significant playing time by hitting .339. Al Olsen and George Zuverink topped the squad with 20 wins each, and Roy Welmaker and Red Embree also added 15 or more victories also Red Embree recorded a 3.32 ERA, best among hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Players from the 1950 San Diego Padres who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Al Smith, Harry Simpson, Bill Bevens, Johnny Gorsica, Merrill Combs, George Zuverink, Dick Barrett, Jack Graham, Minnie Miñoso, Whitey Wietelmann, Schoolboy Rowe, Roy Welmaker, Red Embree, Herb Conyers, Milt Nielsen, Buster Adams, Al Jurisich, Johnny Berardino, Max West, Dain Clay, Bob Savage, Jack Kraus, Dee Moore, Wimpy Quinn and Mike Tresh.

Del Baker served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Buster AdamsRRJune 24, 19156'0"180Trinidad, CO US
Jose BacheRRMay 25, 19235'10"162Tuxpan, Veracruz MX
Dick BarrettRRSeptember 28, 19065'9"175Montoursville, PA US
Johnny BerardinoRRMay 1, 19175'11"175Los Angeles, CA US
Bill BevensRROctober 21, 19166'3"210Hubbard, OR US
Stan BreardSRMarch 25, 19185'6"153Montreal, QC CA
Mike CatronRRAugust 20, 19265'8"163Los Angeles, CA US
Dain ClayRRJuly 10, 19195'10"160Hicksville, OH US
Merrill CombsLRDecember 11, 19196'0"172Los Angeles, CA US
Herb ConyersLRJanuary 8, 19216'5"210Cowgill, MO US
Manuel EcheveriaJuly 8, 1910Navojoa, Sonora MX
Red EmbreeRRAugust 30, 19176'0"165El Monte, CA US
Johnny GorsicaRRMarch 29, 19156'2"180Bayonne, NJ US
Jack GrahamLLDecember 24, 19166'2"200Minneapolis, MN US
Dick GrecoRRJuly 2, 19256'3"220Tacoma, WA US
Al JurisichRRAugust 25, 19216'2"193New Orleans, LA US
Billy KerrRRMarch 4, 19186'1"190Pensacola, FL US
Bob KerriganLLSeptember 1, 19205'11"185Syracuse, NY US
Tom KippRLAugust 9, 19226'2"175Pittsburgh, PA US
Mel KnezovichRROctober 11, 19285'11"168Sacramento, CA US
Jack KrausRLApril 26, 19186'4"190San Antonio, TX US
John MarshallRRFebruary 24, 19236'2"200Bellingham, WA US
Minnie MiñosoRRNovember 29, 19235'10"175La Habana, La Habana CU
Dee MooreRRApril 6, 19145'11"190Hedley, TX US
Milt NielsenLLFebruary 8, 19255'11"190Tyler, MN US
Al OlsenLLMarch 30, 19215'11"175San Diego, CA US
Wimpy QuinnRRMay 14, 19186'2"187Birmingham, AL US
Schoolboy RoweRRJanuary 11, 19106'4"210Waco, TX US
Clarence RussellLJanuary 1, 19236'1"182Stamford, CT US
Hal SaltzmanRRMay 3, 19256'1"185Portland, OR US
Bob SavageRRDecember 1, 19216'2"180Manchester, NH US
Bill SheetsRRDecember 28, 19245'10"181Winston-Salem, NC US
Harry SimpsonLRDecember 3, 19256'1"180Atlanta, GA US
Al SmithRRFebruary 7, 19286'0"189Kirkwood, MO US
Harvey StoreyRAugust 21, 19165'10"187Gaston, OR US
Mike TreshRRFebruary 23, 19145'11"170Hazleton, PA US
Billy Joe WatersRRAugust 12, 19296'1"200Fayetteville, AR US
Roy WelmakerSLDecember 6, 19136'0"200Atlanta, GA US
Max WestLRNovember 28, 19166'1"182Dexter, MO US
Whitey WietelmannSRMarch 15, 19196'0"170Zanesville, OH US
Bobby WilsonRRJuly 23, 19225'10"175Goldsboro, NC US
George ZuverinkRRAugust 20, 19246'4"195Holland, MI 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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