1952 San Diego Padres Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: Open
Team Record: 88-92
Finished 5th in the PCL
Manager: Lefty O'Doul (88-92)
Location: San Diego, California
Ballpark: Lane Field
Attendance: 290,416, Avg. 3,227
1952 San Diego Padres Statistics

The San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1952 season with a record of 88 wins and 92 losses, finishing fifth in the PCL.

The Padres scored 680 runs and allowed 721 runs. Jack Graham led San Diego with 22 home runs and drove in 88 runs. Jackie Tobin paced all qualifying hitters on the roster by hitting .287. Memo Luna topped the team with 15 wins and a team-best 2.94 ERA, best among qualifying pitchers.

Herb Gorman, Al Richter, Theolic Smith, Red Embree, Ben Flowers, Harley Hisner, Memo Luna, Orinthal Anderson, Les Witherspoon, Milt Smith, Johnny Davis, Whitey Wietelmann, Jack Graham, Bill Henry, Lou Stringer, Jack Salveson, Lou Klein, Al Benton, Hank Workman, Tom Alston, Moe Franklin, Lonnie Summers, Jackie Tobin, Len Okrie, Dain Clay, Thurman Tucker, Bob Malloy and Buddy Peterson were all players from the 1952 San Diego Padres who played in the Majors during their careers.

Lefty O'Doul served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Tom AlstonLRJanuary 31, 19266'5"210Greensboro, NC US
Orinthal AndersonLRNovember 11, 19206'0"170
Al BentonRRMarch 18, 19116'4"215Noble, OK US
Keith BowmanRRSeptember 24, 19315'11"170Stapleton, NE US
Dain ClayRRJuly 10, 19195'10"160Hicksville, OH US
Johnny DavisRRFebruary 6, 19176'2"217Ashland, VA US
Sal DeGeorgeRRDecember 24, 19205'11"180Jersey City, NJ US
Art DollaghanRROctober 4, 19266'1"195Denver, CO US
Red EmbreeRRAugust 30, 19176'0"165El Monte, CA US
Dick FaberLLJuly 13, 19286'0"175Santa Ana, CA US
Guy FletcherRRAugust 23, 19106'0"190East Bend, NC US
Ben FlowersRRJune 15, 19276'4"195Wilson, NC US
Moe FranklinRRApril 1, 19146'0"175Chicago, IL US
Herb GormanLLDecember 19, 19245'11"180San Francisco, CA US
Jack GrahamLLDecember 24, 19166'2"200Minneapolis, MN US
Bill HenryLLOctober 15, 19276'2"180Alice, TX US
Harley HisnerRRNovember 6, 19266'1"185Maples, IN US
Gene JacobsLFebruary 22, 19316'0"Flint, MI US
Billy KerrRRMarch 4, 19186'1"190Pensacola, FL US
Lou KleinRROctober 22, 19185'11"167New Orleans, LA US
Memo LunaLLJune 25, 19306'0"168Mexico, Distrito Federal MX
Bob MalloyRRMay 28, 19185'11"185Canonsburg, PA US
Len OkrieRRJuly 16, 19236'0"185Detroit, MI US
Al OlsenLLMarch 30, 19215'11"175San Diego, CA US
Ray PerryRRDecember 23, 19195'7"175San Francisco, CA US
Buddy PetersonRRApril 23, 19255'9"170Portland, OR US
Al RichterRRFebruary 7, 19275'11"165Norfolk, VA US
Jack SalvesonRRJanuary 5, 19146'0"180Fullerton, CA US
Bob SchulteRLOctober 26, 19296'3"185St. Louis, MO US
Milt SmithRRMarch 27, 19295'10"165Columbus, GA US
Theolic SmithSRMay 19, 19135'11"170Wabbesika, AR US
Harvey StoreyRAugust 21, 19165'10"187Gaston, OR US
Lou StringerRRMay 13, 19175'11"173Grand Rapids, MI US
Lonnie SummersRRAugust 2, 19156'0"210Davis, OK US
Jackie TobinLRJanuary 8, 19216'0"165Oakland, CA US
Thurman TuckerLRSeptember 26, 19175'10"165Gordon, TX US
William WaxmanApril 24, 1932San Francisco, CA US
Whitey WietelmannSRMarch 15, 19196'0"170Zanesville, OH US
Les WitherspoonSRJune 7, 19266'1"190
Hank WorkmanLRFebruary 5, 19266'1"185Los Angeles, 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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