1969 Tulsa Oilers Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 79-61
Finished 2nd in the AA
Manager: Warren Spahn (79-61)
Affiliation: St. Louis Cardinals
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Ballpark: Texas League Park
Attendance: 166,023, Avg. 2,372
1969 Tulsa Oilers Statistics

The Tulsa Oilers of the American Association ended the 1969 season with a record of 79 wins and 61 losses, finishing second in the AA.

The Oilers scored 743 runs and allowed 661 runs. Leron Lee led Tulsa with 17 home runs, while Ted Simmons, Joe Hague and Byron Browne each walloped 15 or more as well. Leron Lee recorded 96 runs batted in. Ted Simmons paced hitters with significant playing time with a .317 average. Sal Campisi and Jerry Reuss topped the squad with 13 wins each, and Jim Ellis earned a 2.87 ERA, best among hurlers with significant time on the mound.

John Sipin, Ted Simmons, Ron Willis, Sonny Ruberto, Leron Lee, Elio Chacón, Santiago Guzmán, Bill Whitby, Joe Nossek, Willie Montañez, Dennis Ribant, Bill Stein, Chuck Taylor, Buster Narum, Tom Hilgendorf, Jeoff Long, Byron Browne, Bill Davis, Jerry Reuss, Dan Schneider, Reggie Cleveland, Boots Day, Aurelio Monteagudo, Mel Nelson, Joe Hague, Sal Campisi, Jim Ellis and Jerry DaVanon were all players from the 1969 Tulsa Oilers who played in the Majors during their careers.

Warren Spahn served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Byron BrowneRRDecember 27, 19426'2"190St. Joseph, MO US
Sal CampisiRRAugust 11, 19426'2"210Brooklyn, NY US
Elio ChacónRROctober 26, 19365'9"160Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Reggie ClevelandRRMay 23, 19486'1"195Swift Current, SK CA
Jerry DaVanonRRAugust 21, 19455'11"175Oceanside, CA US
Bill DavisLLJune 6, 19426'7"215Graceville, MN US
Boots DayLLAugust 31, 19475'9"160Ilion, NY US
Joe DiFabioRRAugust 4, 19445'11"205
Jim EllisRLMarch 25, 19456'2"185Tulare, CA US
Lloyd FlodinRRMay 12, 19406'1"190
Santiago GuzmánRRJuly 25, 19496'2"180San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
Joe HagueLLApril 25, 19446'0"195Huntington, WV US
Tom HilgendorfSLMarch 10, 19426'1"187Clinton, IA US
Tom KrawczykRRSeptember 28, 19456'1"185
Leron LeeLRMarch 4, 19486'0"196Bakersfield, CA US
Jeoff LongRROctober 9, 19416'1"200Covington, KY US
Andy MartinLLDecember 13, 19426'1"188Milan, TN US
Dick McVayRRMay 5, 19505'11"175
Willie MontañezLLApril 1, 19486'0"170Catano, PR
Aurelio MonteagudoRRNovember 19, 19435'11"180Caibarien, CU
Buster NarumRRNovember 16, 19406'1"194Philadelphia, PA US
Mel NelsonRLMay 30, 19366'0"185San Diego, CA US
Joe NossekRRNovember 8, 19406'0"178Cleveland, OH US
Jerry ReussLLJune 19, 19496'5"200St. Louis, MO US
Dennis RibantRRSeptember 20, 19415'11"165Detroit, MI US
Quique RiveraRRNovember 30, 19455'11"170
Sonny RubertoRRJanuary 2, 19465'11"175Staten Island, NY US
Dan SchneiderLLAugust 29, 19426'3"170Evansville, IN US
Ted SimmonsSRAugust 9, 19495'11"193Highland Park, MI US
John SipinRRAugust 29, 19466'1"175Watsonville, CA US
Bill SteinRRJanuary 21, 19475'10"170Battle Creek, MI US
Gary StoneRRApril 25, 19445'11"180
Chuck TaylorRRApril 18, 19426'2"195Shelbyville, TN US
Bill WhitbyRRJuly 29, 19436'1"190Crewe, VA US
Ron WillisRRJuly 12, 19436'2"185Willisville, TN US
George WinslowLLMay 9, 19496'0"165
Billy WolffLRApril 27, 19435'11"175
Bobby YoungRRSeptember 7, 19446'1"170

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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