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The 1961 Los Angeles Dodgers team roster seen on this page includes every player who appeared in a game during the 1961 season. It is a comprehensive team roster and player names are sorted by the fielding position where the most number of games were played during the regular season.
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1960 Season 1962 Season. Record: 89-65-0, Finished 2nd in National League ( Schedule and Results ) Manager: Walter Alston (89-65) General Manager: Buzzie Bavasi. Farm Director: William Schweppe. Scouting Director: Al Campanis. Ballpark: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Attendance: 1,804,250 (1st of 8)
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Team Record: 89-65. Finished 2nd in the NL. Attendance: 1,804,865, Avg. 24,065. Ballpark: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Manager: Walter Alston (89-65) Location: Los Angeles, California. 1961 Los Angeles Dodgers Statistics. 1961 Los Angeles Dodgers Results.
PlayerPos.BatsThrows3BRRCRRPRROFRRThe 1961 Los Angeles Dodgers roster for the MLB regular season and playoffs.
1961 Los Angeles Dodgers Roster: Pitchers. 38 Roger Craig; 53 Don Drysdale; 20 Turk Farrell; 41 Jim Golden; 32 Sandy Koufax; 17 Phil Ortega; 23 Ed Palmquist; 16 Ron Perranoski; 22 Johnny Podres; 37 Ed Roebuck; 51 Larry Sherry; 40 Stan Williams; Catchers. 35 Doug Camilli 8 John Roseboro; 34 Norm Sherry; Infielders. 28 Bob Aspromonte; 19 Jim ...
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The 1961 roster for the Dodgers included Sandy Koufax at pitcher, John Roseboro at catcher, Norm Larker at first baseman, Charlie Neal at second baseman and Jim Gilliam at third baseman.
