Richmond Tigers

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Formerly the Richmond Roses, the new Richmond Tigers did not accomplish much more than their predecessors, as they finished with a 65-73 record, 15 1/2 games back and in a seventh place finish. Cyril Pfeifer started out as the team's manager and Ken Holtcamp took over on August 13. There were no players listed in the high stats.

The Richmond boys picked up some real steam over the winter and moved up to the league's third spot with a 80-58 record. Ralph DeLullo and Holtcamp split the managing job and the team had Keith Jones (140 runs scored) and Daniel Searle came in with a 2.12 ERA. Also, not known then, a future hall of famer was on the pitching staff (Jim Bunning), backed up by another young man to make a name, Billy Hoeft. His record for the year was not enough to qualify for the stat leaders but it was an astounding 10-1 record with a 1.71 ERA. 1950 was a little different year for Richmond. The Newark Yankees spoiled the good times by beating Richmond, 3 games to 2 in the playoffs.

To make a long story short, 1951 was the league's last year. They started with only five teams and finished with four. The Tigers had an overall 53-74 record with DeLullo at the helm and no one made the stat sheet.

Richmond would not see professional ball again until 1995, when the Frontier League hit town.

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[edit] Team & Individual Statistics

[edit] 1949

FINWLPCTGBAttendManagers
7th6573.47115.544,346 Cyril Pfeifer, Kenneth Holtcamp (August 13)

Team Batting 5th

GABRORHTB2B3BHRSHSBBBHBSORBILOBAVR
140469277190612031667161963764167691458426321110.256

Team Fielding 6th

GDPPBPOAEPCT
140821635901470359.934

Top 3 Batters

NameGABRHTB2B3BHRSHSBBBHBRBISOPCT
Cyril Pfeifer8323546871169100015476488.370
Albert Gulvas 13548491138204181285146759574.285
Paul Mullin 11342160120181161553194258591.285

Top 3 Pitchers

NameGCGWLPCTIPABHRERSHBBSOHBERA
Robert Martin17152.714732847532225313712.68
Willard Boerger31151113.45822189323812987158115563.54
Joseph Pipak31101110.5241556111689270136610854.06


[edit] 1950

FINWLPCTGBAttendManagers
3rd8058.5801045,302 Ralph DiLullo, Kenneth Holtcamp (August 10-17 tempory)

Team Batting 4th

GABRORHTB2B3BHRSHSBBBHBSORBILOBAVR
1384644828680125717781791084261145662417706861101.271

Team Fielding 3rd

GDPPBPOAEPCT
1381171835121412300.943

Top 3 Batters

NameGABRHTB2B3BHRSHSBBBHBRBISOPCT
Thomas Gray120460861492272418612755310645.324
Keith Jones 1345131401632602120124359627151.318
Albert Gulvas 13350591145215241462580210068.287

Top 3 Pitchers

NameGCGWLPCTIPABHHRRERSHBBSOHBERA
Billy Hoeft129101.90995336584221823412202.68
Dan Searle2114133.8131535701094523645212242.12
Don Coppage3622226.78623187320588465105710272.53


[edit] 1951

FINWLPCTGBAttendManagers
4th5374.41737.520,004 Ralph DiLullo

Team Batting 3rd

GABRORHTB2B3BHRSHSBBBHBSORBILOBAVR
129430768180310881546166685233106605428205651039.253

Team Fielding 5th

GDPPBPOAEPCT
1291784232381216340.929

Top 3 Batters

NameGABRHTB2B3BHRSHSBBBHBRBISOPCT
Clarence O'Connor120460861492272418612755310645.324
Leslie Pinkham 80272438013841210162314258.294
Joseph Melago 702924785116954341633532.291

Top 3 Pitchers

NameGCGWLPCTIPABHHRRERSHBBSOHBERA
Dick Thompson161167.462118451832613197510122.36
Richard Colone29999.5001536001345997291109514.24
Ronald Williams22676.538109421109389698849875.70

[edit] Source:

The Baseball Guide and Record Book

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