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     Kevin Pillar

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     Luis Guillorme

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     Miguel Sanó

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     Logan O'Hoppe

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     Reid Detmers

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   • Jo Adell

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   • Taylor Ward

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   • Patrick Sandoval

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   • Brandon Drury

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   • Matt Moore

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   • Willie Calhoun

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   • Carlos Estévez

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   • Luis Rengifo

     Third Base

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   The 1961 Los Angeles Angels 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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   1961. Los Angeles Angels. Statistics. 1962 Season. Record: 70-91-1, Finished 8th in American League ( Schedule and Results ) Manager: Bill Rigney (70-91-1) General Manager: Fred Haney. Scouting Director: Roland Hemond. Ballpark: Wrigley Field.

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   1961 Los Angeles Angels Roster: Pitchers. 43 Ted Bowsfield; 40 Jerry Casale; 31 Dean Chance; 32 Tex Clevenger; 40 Jim Donohue; 30 Ryne Duren; 24 Art Fowler; 31 Ned Garver; 33 Eli Grba; 46 Russ Heman; 22 Johnny James; 41 Ron Kline; 37 Ken McBride; 39 Ron Moeller; 47 Tom Morgan; 35 Ray Semproch; 41 Jack Spring; 17 Bob Sprout; Catchers 8 Earl ...

   • General manager(s): Fred Haney
   • Manager(s): Bill Rigney

   • Local television: KHJ
   • Owner(s): Gene Autry

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   Sep 9, 2017 · Leon Wagner led Los Angeles with 28 home runs, while Ken Hunt, Ted Kluszewski, Earl Averill, Lee Thomas and Steve Bilko each walloped 20 or more also. Ken Hunt recorded 84 runs batted in. Lee Thomas paced all qualifying hitters on the roster by connecting at a .284 clip.

   Player	Pos.	Bats	Throws
   Dan Ardell	1B	L	L
   Ken Aspromonte	2B	R	R
   Earl Averill	C	R	R
   Julio Becquer	1B	L	L

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   The 1961 Los Angeles Angels roster for the MLB regular season and playoffs.

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   What is the 1961 Los Angeles Angels team roster?

   • The 1961 Los Angeles Angels 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. Every player's name links to their career statistics.

   1961 Los Angeles Angels Roster by Baseball Almanac

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   How many games did the Los Angeles Angels play in 1961?

   • The 1961 Los Angeles Angels season ended with the Angels finishing 8th in the American League with a record of 70–91, 38½ games behind the World Champion New York Yankees. It was the Angels' first season in franchise history, and their only season at Wrigley Field in Los Angeles.

   1961 Los Angeles Angels season - Wikipedia

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   Where did the 1961 Angels play?

   • They played their home games at Wrigley Field (Park Factors: 111/112) where 603,510 fans witnessed their 1961 Angels finish the season with a .435 winning percentage. Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a unique set of rosters not easily found on the Internet.

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   Who was the first baseman in the 1961 Angels?

   • The 1961 Angels, admittedly a motley crew, featured portly first baseman Steve Bilko, a long-time fan favorite who played many years with the PCL Angels. Another favorite was the diminutive (5' 5⅜") center fielder, El Monte native Albie Pearson.

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   Binge play every Immaculate Grid game with the archive mode and put your baseball knowledge to the test. 1961 Los Angeles Angels. 1962 Season. Classification: Major League. League: American League. Record: 70-91. Manager: Bill Rigney (70-91) Location : Los Angeles, CA. Pythagorean W-L: 77-84, 744 Runs, 784 Runs Allowed.

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    1961. league Name. American League. division. - level. MLB. nickname. Angels. record. 70-91. GBL. 38.5. div rank. 8. League rank. 8. MLB Rank. 14. manager. Bill Rigney. gm. Fred Haney. ballpark. Wrigley Field. Attendance. 603,510.