MG 2015 Website

June 2015
Dear New York-Penn League Fans:

It is an honor to welcome you to the 2015 season of the New York-Penn League. The
New York-Penn League was established in 1939 - then called the Pennsylvania-Ontario
New York League (PONY League) - and will celebrate its 77th year of continuous
operation in 2015, making the New York-Penn League the oldest, continuously-operated
CLASS A league in Baseball. Over the Leagues 77-year history, 110 baseball clubs have
been a member of the League. In 2015, the League welcomes its newest member, the
West Virginia Black Bears baseball club and Pittsburgh Pirates affiliate, which will play in
Morgantown, West Virginia.
In 2014, the New York-Penn League elected its newest members to its Hall of Fame. Those
inductees were Randy Johnson, John Elway, and long-time League historian, Charlie
Wride. Randy, John and Charlie join seven National Baseball Hall of Fame members, all
of whom were inducted in 2012, and a number of League and club personnel, who were
inducted in 2013.
The League also celebrates its 11th annual All-Star Game, hosted by the Aberdeen
Ironbirds at Ripken Stadium on Tuesday, August 18th. For more information about the
2015 All-Star Game, regular season schedule, playoff schedule, game tickets, Internet
radio and video broadcasts, box scores, club standings, hitting and pitching statistics,
attendance, press releases, League and club merchandise, and more, visit the New YorkPenn Leagues web site at www.newyork-pennleague.com.
So, sit back and relax, and allow the New York-Penn League clubs to provide you and
your family with that special magic of Minor League Baseball at affordable prices in the
most enjoyable surroundings possible.

Very truly yours,

NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE

Ben J. Hayes
President
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NEW YORK-PENNSYLVANIA
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE
204 37TH AVENUE NORTH, #366
ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33704

Phone: 727-289-7112 Fax: 727-683-9691
Website: www.newyork-pennleague.com
President:
Ben Hayes
League Administrator: Laurie Hayes
President Emeritus:
Hon. Robert Julian
Schedule Maker:
Treasurer:
Jon Dandes
Corporate Secretary: Doug Estes
League Historian:
Charlie Wride
League Intern:
League Directors:
Tim Lewis (Aberdeen)
David Daum (Auburn)
Naomi Silver (Batavia)
Steve Cohen (Brooklyn)
E. Miles Prentice (Connecticut)
Marvin Goldklang (Hudson Valley)
Jon Dandes (West Virginia)
Tim Bawmann (Lowell)
Michael Savit (Mahoning Valley)
Chuck Greenberg (State College)
Glenn Reicin (Staten Island)
William L. Gladstone (Tri-City)
Kyle Bostwick (Vermont)
Paul Velte (Williamsport)
Charlie Blaney
Makenzie Burrows
Schedule:
76 Games (per team)
Opening Date:
June 19, 2015
Closing Date:
September 7, 2015
All-Star Game:
Tuesday, August 18, 2015 at University Park, Pennsylvania
League Statistician:

Baseball Advanced Media

75 Ninth Avenue, New York, NY 10111
Phone: 212-485-3444
Division Structure:
Pinckney: Auburn, Batavia, West Virginia, Mahoning Valley, State College,
Williamsport

McNamara: Aberdeen, Brooklyn, Hudson Valley, Staten Island
Stedler: Connecticut, Lowell, Tri-City, Vermont
Playoff Format:
Division champions and wild-card team meet in best-of-3 semifinals. Winners
meet in best-of-3 series for league championship.
Roster Limits:
35 active
2013 AND 2014 NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE

TOTAL ATTENDANCE

Openings Average
Club
2013 Tot
Aberdeen
189,879 150,300 -39,579 36 36 5,274 4,175
Auburn
Batavia
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Hudson Valley
Jamestown
Lowell
2014 Tot
Change
39,381
44,640
33,909
33,376
232,224 231,628
68,757
164,230
38,728
78,118
159,084
2013 2014
2013
5,259 34 36 1,158 1,240

-533 35 35
969
954
-596 37 37 6,276 6,260

9,361 36 37 1,910 2,111
-5,146
38
37
4,322
24,246 -14,482 36 32 1,076
156,358 165,129
2014
4,300
758
8,771 36 38 4,343 4,346
Mah. Valley
114,598
109,545
-5,053
34
35
3,371
3,130
State College
133,637
134,927
1,290
38
37
3,517
3,647
Staten Island
128,441
122,442
-5,999
37
36
3,471
3,401
Tri-City
156,712 161,171
4,459 37 38 4,235 4,241
Vermont
81,683
84,091
Williamsport
64,188
61,249 -2,939 36 35 1,783 1,750
2,408 35 37 2,334 2,273
2014 Total Attendance .....................................................................................1,559,946

2014 All-Star Game Attendance (Brooklyn, NY) .........................................................7,230
2014 Playoff Attendance (8 Games) ......................................................................19,190
2015 Scholarship Program

The 2015 NYPL Scholarship Program is open to any graduating senior
from a public or private high school within the leagues footprint,
who has been accepted at any two or four-year college or university,
vocational or technical education institution. Applicants will be judged
based on academic performance, volunteer and extracurricular
activities, and the impact their local NYPL club and Minor League
Baseball has had on their lives.
The Scholarship Program will consist of two stages a local round
and a divisional round. In the local stage, students will apply directly
with their local NYPL team, with one applicant chosen by each of the
14 teams to advance to the divisional round. The 14 finalists will be
separated by the division of the team they represent. The winning
application from each of the NYPLs three divisions (McNamara,
Pinckney and Stedler).
The scholarships top prize includes three winners of a $2,500
scholarship and eleven winners of $250 each for books.
The New York-Penn League Charitable Foundation initiated the
scholarship program in 2009 as a way to assist high school seniors
from within our leagues footprint who not only meet and exceed
traditional scholarship criteria, but have also demonstrated the
positive benefits their local NYPL club has had on their life, said Ben
J. Hayes, President of the New York-Penn League. The Foundation is
pleased to have this scholarship program in place and to support our
14 member clubs in their year-round community outreach efforts.
Students must have a 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) and participate in
extracirricular activities. Applicant should also be involved with
community service and be able to provide references. A copy of a
high school transcript and letter of acceptance to institution must be
included in application.
In 2014, the three $2,500 scholarships were awarded to students
from the Aberdeen IronBirds, Jamestown Jammers, and Connecticut
Tigers.
For more information and to Apply visit
www.NewYork-PennLeague.com
Aplication Deadline is June 26, 2015
PONY/NY-PENN LEAGUE TEAMS (1939-PRESENT)

Aberdeen IronBirds
Auburn Americans
Auburn Astros
Auburn Doubledays
Auburn Mets
Auburn Phillies
Auburn Red Stars
Auburn Sunsets
Auburn Twins
Auburn Yankees
Batavia Clippers
Batavia Indians
Batavia Muckdogs
Batavia Pirates
Batavia Tigers
Batavia Trojans
Binghamton Triplets
Bradford Beagles
Bradford Bees
Bradford Blue Wings
Bradford Phillies
Bradford Yankees
Brooklyn Cyclones
Connecticut Tigers
Corning Athletics
Corning CorSox
Corning Independents
Corning Red Sox
Corning Royals
Elmira Pioneers
Elmira Red Sox
Elmira Suns
Erie Cardinals
Erie Orioles
Erie Sailors
Erie Sea Wolves
Erie Senators
Erie Tigers
Geneva Cubs
Geneva Red Legs

Geneva Senators
Geneva Twins
Glens Falls Redbirds
Hamilton Cardinals
Hamilton Red Birds
Hamilton Red Wings
Hornell Dodgers
Hornell Maple Leafs
Hornell Maples
Hornell Pirates
Hornell Reds
Hudson Valley Renegades
Jamestown Braves
Jamestown Dodgers
Jamestown Expos
Jamestown Falcons
Jamestown Jaguars
Jamestown Jammers
Jamestown Tigers
Little Falls Mets
Lockport Cubs
Lockport Reds
Lockport White Sox
Lockport Sox
London Pirates
Lowell Spinners
Mahoning Valley
Scrappers
New Jersey Cardinals
Newark Co-Pilots
Newark Orioles
Niagara Falls Pirates
Niagara Falls Rainbows
Niagara Falls Rapids
Niagara Falls Sox
Olean Athletics
Olean Giants
Olean Oilers
Olean Red Sox

Olean Yankees
Oneonta Red Sox
Oneonta Tigers
Oneonta Yankees
Pittsfield Astros
Pittsfield Mets
Queens Kings
St. Catharines Blue
Jays
St. Catharines
Stompers
State College Spikes
Staten Island
Yankees
Tri-City Valley Cats
Utica Blue Jays
Utica Blue Marlins
Utica Blue Sox
Utica Marlins
Vermont Expos
Vermont Lake
Monsters
Watertown Indians
Watertown Pirates
Welland Pirates
Wellsville Braves
Wellsville Nitros
Wellsville Red Sox
Wellsville Rockets
Wellsville Senators
Wellsville Yankees
West Virginia Black
Bears
Williamsport Astros
Williamsport
Crosscutters
Williamsport Cubs
Williamsport Red Sox
ABERDEEN IRONBIRDS
Years in League:
2002Present
Mailing Address:
873 Long Drive
Aberdeen, MD 21001
Telephone: 410-297-9292
Fax: 410-297-6653
E-Mail:
info@ironbirdsbaseball.com
Website:
www.ironbirdsbaseball.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Chairman & Founder:
Cal Ripken Jr.
Executive VP:
Bill Ripken
General Manager:
Joe Harrington
Assistant General
Manager:
Brad Cox
Vice President of
Quality & Relationship
Manager:
Glenn Valis
Office Coordinator:
Stephanie Robertson
Accounting Manager:
Elly Ripken
Video Prod. & Game
Ent. Coordinator:
Mike Zapalowicz
Radio & Media

Relations Manager:
Daniel Kurish
Accounting Assistants:
Austyn Ripken
Susan Culpepper
Human Resources
Manager:
Lavorette Preston
Director of Ticket
Operations:
Ian Clark
Head Groundskeeper:
Patrick Coakley
Training & Sales Coach:
Lee Greely
Director of Corp.
Partnerships:
Geoff Lindsay
Manager of Corp. Sales:

Mike Griffith
Manager of Corp.
Partnership Services:
Megan Kerr
Merchandising Director:
Don Eney
Director of Food &
Beverage:
Peter Bizon
Director of Ticket Sales:
Kevin Heilman
Account
Representatives:
Kyle DeRiemer
Meghan Madson
Ben Reece
Ryan Highlands
Connor OMalley
FIELD STAFF
Manager: Luis Pujols
Batting Coach: Calvin Pickering
Pitching Coach: Justin Lord
Trainer: Marty Brinker
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
UMPIRE HOTEL
Courtyard by Marriott
830 Long Drive
Aberdeen, MD 21001
Contact: Patty Scott
Phone: 410-272-0440
Holiday InnExpress
1007 Beards Hill Rd
Aberdeen, MD 21001
Contact: Tammy Lowry-Gault
Phone: 410-272-8100
LOCAL MEDIA
Newspapers: The Aegis, The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Examiner, The Cecil Whig
Television: MASN, WBAL, WBFF, WJZ, WMAR,
Harford Cable Network, and via www.ironbirdsbaseball.com
Radio: WAMD 970
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Assistant General Manager:

Brad Cox
General Manager:
Joe Harrington
IRONBIRDS 2015 SCHEDULE
(Dates in blue indicate home games)
TICKET INFORMATION
Premium Box: $17
Field Box: $15
Terrace Box: $12.50
Loge Box: $13.50

Reserved: $10.50
ORIOLES FARM SYSTEM
BALTIMORE ORIOLES INFO
AAA: Norfolk Tides

AA: Bowie Baysox
A (Advanced): Frederick Keys
A: Delmarva Shorebirds
A (Short-Season): Aberdeen IronBirds
Rookie: GCL Orioles, DSL Orioles
Director of Player Development:

Brian Graham
Director of Minor League Operations:
Kent Qualls
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Ripken Stadium
Capacity: 6,000
Dimensions: LF 310, CF 400, RF 310

Year Opened: 2002
DIRECTIONS
From Baltimore, MD: Take I-95 N. Take the MD-22 exit number 85 towards Aberdeen/
Churchville and bear right. Bear left at the forkat the top of the exit. Turn left onto
MD-22 W/Aberdeen Trwy/Churchville Rd. Turn right onto Long Drive and follow to
Ripken Stadium.
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AUBURN DOUBLEDAYS
Years in League:
1958-1980, 1982Present
Mailing Address:
130 North Division St.
Auburn, NY 13021
Telephone: 315-255-2489
Fax: 315-255-2675
E-Mail:info@
auburndoubledays.com
Website:www.
auburndoubledays.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Operated by Auburn Community Baseball
General Manager:
Mike Voutsinas
Accounting Manager:
Derek Wohlfarth
Box Office Associate:

Nate Deavers
Operations Manager:
Sponsorship Services
Manager:
Communications
Associate:
Paul Mullin
David Lauterbach
Andrew Sagarin
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Gary Cathcart
Hitting Coach: Amaury Garcia
Pitching Coach: Tim Redding
Trainer:
Strength &
Conditioning:
Darren Yoos
RJ Guyer
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
UMPIRE HOTEL
Holiday Inn - Finger Lakes Region

75 North Street
Auburn, NY 13021
Phone: 315-253-4531
Contact: Deanna Lockwood
dlockwood@charteronehotels.com
Hilton Garden Inn

74 State St
Auburn, NY 13021
Phone: 315-252-5511
Contact: Rita Trenti
rita.trenti@hilton.com
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: Finger Lakes Radio 1590 AM & 98.1 FM

Newspapers: The Citizen (Jeremy Houghtaling), Post Standard
Television: WSTM 3, WTVH 5, WSYR 9, Time Warner Cable News,
Time Warner Cable Sports
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General Manager:
Mike Voutsinas
DOUBLEDAYS 2015 SCHEDULE
TICKET INFORMATION
Box Seats: Adults: $9
Seniors & Children: $7
General Admission: Adults: $6

Seniors & Children: $5
WASHINGTON NATIONALS INFO
NATIONALS FARM SYSTEM
Assistant General Manager & Vice

President, Player Development &
Pro Scouting: Doug Harris
Director, Player Development:
Mark Scialabba
AAA: Syracuse Chiefs

AA: Harrisburg Senators
A (Advanced): Potomac Nationals
A: Hagerston Suns
A (Short-Season): Auburn Doubledays
Rookie: GCL Nationals
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Leo Pinckney Field at Falcon Park
Capacity: 2,800

Year Opened: 1995
DIRECTIONS
From NY State Thruway: Take Exit 40 to Route 34 South. After 8 miles turn right on York St.
After 1 mile turn left on N. Division St. Falcon Park will be one mile ahead on the left.
From Routes 5 & 20: Turn right on Columbus St from Routes 5 & 20 West or turn left on
Columbus St from Routes 5 & 20 East. Stay straight as Columbus Ave becomes N Division St.
Falcon Park will be one mile ahead on the right.
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BATAVIA MUCKDOGS
Fax:
Years in League:
1939-53, 57-59, 61Present
Mailing Address:
299 Bank Street
Batavia, NY 14020
Telephone:
585-343-5454
585-343-5620
E-Mail:
tsick@muckdogs.com
Website:
www.muckdogs.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Operated by: Red Wings Management, LLC
Chief Operating Officer:
Naomi Silver
General Manager:
Travis Sick
Assistant General
Manager:
Mike Ewing
Clubhouse Manager:
John Versage
Food & Beverage Manager:
Grace Fannin
Director of Stadium
Grounds:
Don Rock
Director of
Merchandising:
Kathy Bills
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Batting Coach:
Angel Espada
Rigoberto Silverio
Pitching Coach: Brendan Sagara

Trainer:
Eric Reigelsberger
VISITING CLUB HOTEL

Days Inn
200 Oak Street
Batavia, NY 14020
Phone: 585-343-6000
Contact: Chaya Joshi
UMPIRE HOTEL
Super 8 of Batavia
202 Oak Street
Batavia, NY 14020
Phone: 585-345-0800
Contact: Chaya Joshi
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: WBTA-1490-AM - Brendan Glasheen
Newspapers: Batavia Daily News
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COO: Naomi Silver
General Manager:Travis Sick
MUCKDOGS 2015 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)
TICKET INFORMATION
Box Seats: $8 General Admission: (Adults) $7

General Admission: (Child/Senior) $6
MIAMI MARLINS INFO
MARLINS FARM SYSTEM

AAA: New Orleans Zephyers
AA: Jacksonville Suns
A (Advanced): Jupiter Hammerheads
A: Greensboro Grasshoppers
A (Short-Season): Batavia Muckdogs
Rookie: GCL Marlins, DSL Marlins
Farm Director:
Brian Chattin
Phone: 305-626-7379
Fax: 305-626-7294
STADIUM INFORMATION

Year Opened: 1996
Name: Dwyer Stadium

Capacity: 2,600
DIRECTIONS
I-90 to exit 48, left on Route 98 south, left on Richmond Ave., left on Bank St. Dwyer
Stadium is on the left.
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BROOKLYN CYCLONES
Years in League:
2001Present
Mailing Address:
1904 Surf Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11224
Telephone:718-449-8497
Fax: 718-449-6368
E-Mail:
info@brooklyncyclones.com
Website:
www.brooklyncyclones.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Vice President:
Steve Cohen
Marketing Manager
Kaitlyn Coufal
Account Executives:
General Manager:
Kevin Mahoney
Community Outreach &

Promotions:
Josh Hernndez
Assistant General
Manager:
Guy Zoda
Gary Perone
Kevin Jimenez
Director of
Communications:
Billy Harner
Ticket Operations
Manager:
Greg Conway
Head Groundskeeper:
Mike Meola
Nicole Kneessy
Sal La Monica
Graphics Manager:
Ricky Viola
Operations Manager:
Vladimir Lipsman
Community Relations
Assistant:
Sharon Lundy-Ross
Craig Coughlin
Thomas Cardona
Thomas Cox
Ryan Donnelly
Chris Rommel
Peter Talman
Staff Accountant:
Tatiana Isdith
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Hitting Coach:
Pitching Coach:
Athletic Trainer:
Kiyoshi Tada
Strength &
Conditioning Trainer: Joe Lego
Tom Gamboa
Yunir Garcia
Dave LaRoche
UMPIRE HOTEL
VISITING CLUB HOTEL

Holiday Inn Express
625 Union Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Phone: 347-750-2103
Best Western Plus Prospect Park

764 4th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11232
Phone: 718-768-3100
LOCAL MEDIA
Broadcaster: Stuart Johnson (FM 90.3 WKRB)
Newspapers: NY Daily News, NY Post, The New York Times, Newsday
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General Manager:
Vice President:
Kevin Mahoney
Steve Cohen
CYCLONES 2015 SCHEDULE
TICKET INFORMATION
Field Box: $17
Box: $14
Bleacher: $10
METS FARM SYSTEM
NEW YORK METS INFO

Player Development & Amature Scouting:
Paul DePodesta
AAA: Las Vegas 51s

AA: Binghamton Mets
A (Advanced): St. Lucie Mets
A: Savannah Sand Gnats
A (Short-Season): Brooklyn Cyclones
Rookie: Kingsport Mets, GCL Mets, DSL Mets
STADIUM INFORMATION
Year Opened: 2001
Name:
MCU Park
Capacity: 7,500
DIRECTIONS
From the West: Take the Belt Parkway East to Cropsey Avenue/Coney Island (exit 6). At
the end of the ramp, make a right onto Cropsey Avenue. Continue straight in the middle
lane, as Cropsey turns into W. 17th Street. MCU Park is directly ahead, approximately 3
blocks.
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CONNECTICUT TIGERS
Years in League:
2010Present
Mailing Address:
14 Stott Avenue
Norwich, CT 06360
Telephone:
860-887-7962
Fax: 860-886-5996
Email:
info@cttigers.com
Website:
www.cttigers.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Senior Vice President:
C.J. Knudsen
Director of Group Sales

& Operations
Director of Business
Development
Vice President &

General Manager:
Eric Knighton
Jack Kasten
Brad Favreau
Box Office Manager
Assistant General
Manager:
Dave Schermerhorn
Director of Concessions
& Merchandise
Heather Bartlett
Heads Groundskeeper
Director of Sales
Brent Southworth
Josh Postler
Ryan Lefler
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Hitting Coach:
Pitching Coach: Carlos Chantres

Athletic Trainer: Chris Vick
Mike Rabelo
Scott Dwyer
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
UMPIRE HOTEL
Holiday Inn Norwich

10 Laura Blvd.
Norwich, CT 06360
Contact: Deanna Dufault
Phone: 860-889-5201
Rosemont Suites at the

Courtyard Marriott Norwich
181 West Town Street
Norwich, CT 06360
Contact: Amy Epperson
Phone: 860-886-2600
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: Sam Dostaler, WICH 1310 AM (Flagship)
Newspapers: Norwich Bulletin, The Day (New London),
Hartford Courant
Television: WFSB-Channel 3, WTIC-FOX 61, WTNH-Channel 8, WVIT-NBC 30
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Vice President &

General Manager:
Eric Knighton
Senior Vice President:

C.J. Knudsen
TIGERS 2015 SCHEDULE
TICKET INFORMATION
The Yard Bar & Grill: $20
Reserved Seat: $9
Premium Box Seat: $10

Grandstand Seat: $8
DETROIT TIGERS INFO
TIGERS FARM SYSTEM

Dan Lunetta
Phone: 313-471-2059
Fax: 313-471-2099
AAA: Toledo Mud Hens

AA: Erie SeaWolves
A (Advanced): Lakeland Flying Tigers
A: West Michigan Whitecaps
A (Short-Season): Connecticut Tigers
Rookie: GCL Tigers, DSL Tigers, VSL Tigers
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Dodd Stadium
Capacity: 6,270
Playing Surface: Grass

Year Opened:
1995
DIRECTIONS
From West (Hartford/Middleton Areas)-Take Route 2 East to Exit 27 (Yantic). At the end
of the exit ramp, take a right. Bear right onto Route 32 North (towards Willimantic). At the
third light, take a right onto New Park Avenue, which brings you into the Norwich Industrial
Park. Follow the green and white Dodd Stadium signs until you see the stadium on the right.
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HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES

Years in League:
1994Present
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 661
Fishkill, NY 12524
Telephone: 845-838-0094
Fax: 845-838-0014
E-Mail:
info@hvrenegades.com
Website:
hvrenegades.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

President:
Jeff Goldklang
Senior Vice President &
General Manager:
Eben Yager
Vice President:
Rick Zolzer
Assistant General
Manager:
Kristen Huss
Director of Stadium
Operations:
Tom Hubmaster
Head Groundskeeper:
Tim Merante
Director of Baseball
Operations:
Joe Ausanio
Director of Business
Operations:
Vicky DeFreese
New Business
Development Associate:
Chris Winslow
Ticket Sales &
Operations Associate:
Steve Elting
Director of Corporate
Sales:
Sean Kammerer

Ticket Sales & Operations

Associate:
Dan Horne
Ticket Sales & Operations
Associate:
Casey Vecchio
Manager of New Business
Development:
Dave Neff
Director of Food and
Beverage/Merchandise
Teri Bettencourt
Community Relations
Specialist
Bob Outer
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Pitching Coach:
Batting Coach:
Tim Parenton
Brian Reith
Manny Castillo
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
UMPIRE HOTEL
Days Hotel
20 Schuyler Blvd, Fishkill, NY 12524
Phone: (845) 896-4995 - Fax: (845) 896-6631
Hampton Inn
544 Route 9, Fishkill, NY 12524
Phone: (845) 896-4000
LOCAL MEDIA
Flagship Stations: WKIP 1450-AM, WKIP 1370-AM;
On-line at www.hvrenegades.com
Newspapers: Poughkeepsie Journal, Times Herald-Record
Television: YNN, Cablevision
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Senior Vice President &

General Manager:
Eben Yager
Vice President:
Rick Zolzer
RENEGADES 2015 SCHEDULE
TICKET INFORMATION
Premium Box: $15
Switch Hitter: $8
Box: $14
Reserved: $11
Res. Grandstand: $8
Gen. Admission: $6
Corona Cove: $6
TAMPA BAY RAYS INFO
RAYS FARM SYSTEM

Mitch Lukevics
AAA: Durham Bulls

AA: Montgomery Biscuits
A: Charlotte Stone Crabs
A: Bowling Green Hot Rods
A (Short-Season): Hudson Valley Renegades
Rookie: Princeton Rays, GCL Rays
Phone: 727-825-3267
Fax: 727-825-3493
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Dutchess Stadium
Address: 1500 Route 9D

Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
Capacity:
4,494
Year Opened: 1994
DIRECTIONS
From East: I-84 W to Rt 9D (exit 11) North one mile to Stadium.
From North, South, West: NYS thruway to exit 17 Newburgh, To I-84 E over the
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge to Rt 9D (exit 11) North one mile to Stadium.
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LOWELL SPINNERS
Years in League:
1996Present
Mailing Address:
450 Aiken St.
Lowell, MA 01854
Telephone:
978-459-2255
Fax:978-459-1674
E-Mail:
info@lowellspinners.com
Website:
www.lowellspinners.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Principal Owner, CEO:
Drew Weber
President/General
Manager:
Tim Bawmann
Stadium Operations
Manager:
Gareth Markey
Assistant General
Manager:
Jon Boswell
Director of Media
Relations:
Jon Goode
Sponsorships &
Concessions Manager:
Brain Lindsay
Ticketing Managers:
Justin Williams
Jon Healy
Director of
Merchandise:
Jeff Cohen
Field Maintenance:
Dan Beaulieu
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Hitting Coach:
Joe Oliver
Iggy Suarez
Pitching Coach:
Lance Carter
VISITING CLUB HOTEL

Radisson of Chelmsford
10 Independence Drive, Chelmsford, MA 01824
Phone: 978-256-0800
Fax: 978-256-0750
UMPIRE HOTEL
The Courtyard by Marriot
30 Industrial Avenue East, Lowell, MA 01852
Phone: 978-458-7575
Fax: 978-458-1302
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: WCAP 980 AM
Newspapers: Lowell Sun, Daily Times Chronicle, Lawrence Eagle Tribune
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President/
General Manager: Tim Bawmann
SPINNERS 2015 SCHEDULE
TICKET INFORMATION
Premium Box: $10
Box: $9
Reserved: $7
BOSTON RED SOX INFO
RED SOX FARM SYSTEM

Ben Crockett
AAA: Pawtucket Red Sox

AA: Portland Sea Dogs
A (Advanced): Salem Red Sox
A: Greenville Drive
A (Short-Season): Lowell Spinners
Rookie: GCL Red Sox, DSL Red Sox
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Capacity:
Dimensions: RF 301, CF 400, LF 337

Year Opened: 1998
Edward A. LaLacheur Park

4,842
DIRECTIONS
Route I-495 or Route 3 to Lowell Connector. Follow Connector to exit 5B, Thorndike Street.
Follow Thorndike Street past City Hall. Take left at Father Morrissette Blvd. At second light,
turn right on Aiken. Ballpark will be ahead.
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MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS

Mailing Address: 111 Eastwood Mall Blvd.

Niles, OH 44446
Telephone: 330-505-0000
Fax: 330-505-9696
E-Mail: info@mvscrappers.com
Website: www.mvscrappers.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Managing General
Partner:
Mike Savit
Vice President/
General Manager:
Jordan Taylor
Group Sales Manager:
Chris Sumner
Accounting Manager:
Courtney Perrino
Assistant General
Manager of Sales:
Matt Thompson
Assistant General
Manager of Operations:
Brad Hooser
Assistant General
Manager of Marketing:
Heather Sahli
Community Relations
Manager:
Kate Walsh
Head Groundskeeper:
Ryan Olszewski
Box Office Manager:
Roxanne Herrington
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Hitting Coach:
Pitching Coach:
Travis Fryman
Kevin Howard
Greg Hibbard
Trainer:
Strength Coach:
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
Jacob Legan
Juan Acevedo
UMPIRE HOTEL
Days Inn and Suites

1615 E. Liberty St.
Girard, OH 44420
Phone: 330-759-9820
Contact: Mr. Dasai
Hampton Inn Youngstown

4400 Belmont Avenue
Youngstown, OH 44505
Phone: 330-759-9555
Contact: Gina Larney
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio:

Newspapers:

Television:

1240 WBBW
(Radio Announcer Austin Pollack)
Warren Tribune Chronicle
Youngstown Vindicator
WFMJ 21
WKBN 27
WYTV 33
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General Manager: Jordan Taylor
SCRAPPERS 2015 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)
TICKET INFORMATION
Premium Box: $12
Box: $10
General Admission: $10

INDIANS FARM SYSTEM
CLEVELAND INDIANS INFO

Carter Hawkins
E-mail: chawkins@indians.com
AAA: Columbus Clippers

AA: Akron Rubberducks
A (Advanced): Lynchburg Hillcats
A: Lake County Captains
A (Short-Season): Mahoning Valley Scrappers
Rookie: AZL Indians, DSL Indians
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Eastwood Field
Capacity: 6,000

Year Opened: 1999
DIRECTIONS
From East or West: Take I-80 to Rt. 11 North.
Exit onto Rt. 82 West, then onto Rt. 46 South. The Mall & Field are one mile down on the
right.
From North or South: Take Rt. 11. Exit onto Rt. 82 West then onto Rt. 46 South. The
Mall & Field are one mile down on the right.
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STATE COLLEGE SPIKES
Years in League:
2006Present
Mailing Address:
112 Medlar Field at Lubrano Park
State College, PA 16802
Telephone: 814-272-1711
Toll Free: 877-99-Spikes

Fax: 814-272-1718
E-Mail: frontoffice@
statecollegespikes.com
Website:
www.statecollegespikes.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Operated by: Spikes Baseball LP
Chairman & Managing
Partner:
Chuck Greenberg
President:
Jason Dambach
General Manager:
Scott Walker
Assistant General
Manager of Operations:
Dan Petrazzolo
Assistant General
Manager of Marketing:
Matt Hoover
Director of Ticket Sales:

Brian DeAngelis
Manager of Corporate
Relationships:
Don DiBastiani
Senior Sports Turf
Manager:
Matt Neri
Director of Food &
Beverage:
Gary Straight
Director of Promotions &
In-Game Entertainment:
Ben Love
Accounting Manager:
Karen Mahon
Sales Executive:
Richard Lovedahl
Ticket Sales Account
Executive:
Erik Hoffman
Accounting & Box
Office Specialist:
Stephen Christ
Media Relations
Manager/Radio
Broadcaster:
Joe Putnam
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Hitting Coach:
Pitching Coach:
Athletic Trainer:
Dan Martin
Strength &
Conditioning Coach: Rance Terry
Johnny Rodriguez
Roger LaFrancois
Dernier Orozco
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
UMPIRE HOTEL
Ramada Conference Center

1450 South Atherton St.
Phone: 814-238-3001
Courtyard State College

1730 University Drive
Phone: (814) 238-1881
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: WZWW 95.3 FM (flagship)

Newspapers: Centre Daily Times; Lewistown Sentinel; Altoona Mirror;
Daily Collegian; Lock Haven Express
Television: WTAJTV 10 (CBS); WJACTV 6 (NBC); WWCP-TV 8 (Fox);
WATM-TV 23 (ABC); WHVL-TV 29 (MyNetwork TV)
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Chairman & Managing

Partner:
Chuck Greenberg
General Manager:
Scott Walker
SPIKES 2015 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)
TICKET INFORMATION
Rail Kings: $18
Diamond Club Seats: $14
Field Box: $12

Bullpen Box: $10
Outfield Bleachers: $6
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS INFO
CARDINALS FARM SYSTEM

Gary LaRocque
AAA: Memphis Redbirds

AA: Springfield Cardinals
A (Advanced): Palm Beach Cardinals
A: Peoria Chiefs
A (Short-Season): State College Spikes
Rookie: Johnson City Cardinals, GCL Cardinals
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Medlar Field at Lubrano Park
Capacity: 5,570 Year Opened: 2006
DIRECTIONS
Fans Arriving from Altoona & Points South - Take I-99 North. Merge onto U.S 322 East toward State
College / Lewistown. Take Penn State University Exit and merge onto Park Avenue. Turn left onto Porter Road
From I-80 East & West - Take I-80 and merge onto I-99 South via Exit 161 toward U.S 322 / Bellefonte. Take
the exit toward Innovation Park / Penn State University. Merge onto Park Avenue and turn left onto Porter Road.
From Harrisburg / Philadelphia & Points East - Take I-76 West toward Valley Forge. Merge onto I-283
North via Exit 246 toward Harrisburg/Hershey. I-283 becomes I-83 North. Merge onto I-81 South via exit 51-A.
Take U.S 22/ 322 West to Exit 67 toward State College. Take the PA-26 exit. Turn left onto East College Avenue
and turn right onto Porter Road.
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STATEN ISLAND YANKEES

Years in League:
1999Present
Mailing Address:
75 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301
Telephone:718-720-9265
Fax:718-273-5763
E-Mail: tickets@siyanks.com
Website: www.siyanks.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Chief Executive Officer:
Steve Violetta
President/General
Manager:
Jane Rogers
Senior Vice President
of Sales:
Neil Desormeaux
Vice President of
Corporate Relations:
Brian Levine
Senior Director of
Finance:
Anthony Di Flauro
Marketing Manager:
Ian Fontenot
Director of Sponsorship
Sales & Service:
Elizabeth Kasegrande
Sponsorship Sales &
Service Manager:
Stephen Mortley
Box Office Manager:
Joe Mola
Senior Account Manager:
David Percarpio
Director of Public &
Private Events:
Maura Buckley
Director of Entertainment
& Event Presentation:
John DAgostino
Senior Director of
Marketing & Fan
Experience:
Mike Holley
Facility Superintendent:
Mike Rogers
Sales Executives:
Steve Liss
Andrew Lupo
Marc Lopez
Andrew Kane
Facility Manager:
Bob Brown
Head Groundskeeper:
Danny Bradley
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Batting Coach:
Pitching Coach:
Defensive Coach:
Pat Osborne
Ty Hawkins
Butch Henry
Eric Duncan
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
UMPIRE HOTEL
Holiday Inn Express

300 Wild Avenue,
Phone: 718-370-8555
Comfort Inn
310 Wild Avenue,
Phone: 718-370-8555
LOCAL MEDIA
Newspapers: Staten Island Advance, New York Daily News,

New York Times, New York Post
Radio: 1050 ESPN Radio, WFAN, 1010 WINS, WFUV, WSIA
Television: SI76, CBS 2, ABC 7, NBC 4, FOX 5, CW 11
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President/
General Manager:
Jane Rogers
YANKEES 2015 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)
TICKET INFORMATION
Home Plate Seats: $18
Reserved Seats: $15
NEW YORK YANKEES INFO
YANKEES FARM SYSTEM

Mark Newman
Phone: 813-875-7569
AAA: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees

AA: Trenton Thunder
A (Advanced): Tampa Yankees
A: Charleston RiverDogs
A (Short-Season): Staten Island Yankees
Rookie: GCL, DSL, & Pulaski Yankees
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Richmond County Bank
Ballpark at St. George
Capacity: 7,171

Year Opened: 2001
DIRECTIONS
From Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens & Long Island: Take lower level on Verrazzano Bridge,
stay right to toll booths. Take the Bay St. exit and follow School Rd. to Bay St. and make a left
on Bay St. Follow Bay St. 2.3 miles past the Staten Island Ferry terminal and make a right turn
at the parking sign right before the ballpark. Go down the ramp to the parking lot and enter the
ballpark.
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TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS
Years in League:
2002Present
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 694
Troy, NY 12181
Telephone: 518-629-2287
Fax: 518-629-2299
E-Mail: info@tcvalleycats.com
Website:www.tcvalleycats.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Operated By: Tri-City ValleyCats, Inc.
President:
William L. Gladstone
Vice President/General
Manager:
Rick Murphy
Ownership Partners:
Al Roberts
Martin Barr
Steve Siegel
Jane G. Burton
Assistant General
Manager:
Matt Callahan
Box Office/Ticket
Manager:
Jessica Kaszeta
Food & Beverage
Coordinators:
Hannah Gawrys
Davis Louis Jr.
Media Relations/
Production Manager:
Chris Chenes
Senior Account
Executive:
Christopher Dawson
Business Development
Manager:
Jason Lecuyer
Fan Development/
Community Relations
Manager:
Michelle Skinner
Stadium Operations
Manager:
Keith Sweeney
Administrative
Assistant:
Elyse Zima
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Hitting Coach:
Pitching Coach:
Ed Romero
Russ Steinhorn
Chris Holt
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
UMPIRE HOTEL
The Desmond Hotel &

Conference Center
660 Albany Shaker Road
Albany, NY 12211
Phone: 518-869-8100
Fax: 518-464-0449
Contact: Jessica Brundage
Comfort Inn and Suites

99 Miller Road
Castleton, NY 12033
Phone: 518-479-3217
Contact: John Burger
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: WTMM-FM, WRCZ-FM, WFLY-FM, WGNA-FM
Newspapers: Albany Times-Union, The Troy Record, Daily Gazette
Television: WNYT-TV, WRGB-TV, WTEN-TV, WXXA-TV, YNN
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Assistant General Manager:

Matt Callahan
General Manager:
Rick Murphy
VALLEYCATS 2015 SCHEDULE
TICKET INFORMATION
Premium Box: $12
Reserved Box: $10
Grandstand: $7
HOUSTON ASTROS INFO
ASTROS FARM SYSTEM

Quinton McCracken
AAA: Fresno Grizzlies

AA: Corpus Christi Hooks
A (Advanced): Lancaster JetHawks
A: Quad Cities River Bandits
A (Short-Season): Tri-City ValleyCats
Rookie: Greeneville Astros, GCL Astros
STADIUM INFORMATION
Capacity:
4,500
Year Opened: 2002
Name:
Joseph L. Bruno Stadium
Address: 80 Vandenburgh Ave.

Troy NY 12180
DIRECTIONS
From East: Massachusetts Turnpike to exit B-1 (I-90), nine miles to Exit 8 (Defreestville), left
off ramp to Route 4 North, five miles to campus on right.
From West: I-90 to exit 24 (I-90 East), I-90 East for six miles to I-787 North (Troy), 2.2
miles to exit for Route 378 East, over bridge to Route 4, right to Route 4 south for one mile to
campus on left.
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VERMONT LAKE MONSTERS

Years in League:
1994Present
Mailing Address:
1 King Street
Ferry Dock
Burlington, VT 05401
Telephone:
802-655-4200
Fax:
802-655-5660
E-Mail:
info@vermontlakemonsters.com
Website:
www.vermontlakemonsters.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Principal Owner:
Ray Pecor, Jr.
Vice President:
Kyle Bostwick
Merchandise &
Accounting Manager:
Kate Echo
Special Consultant:
Justin Lacche
General Manager:
Joe Doud
Curt Echo
Director of Promotions
and Community
Relations:
Emmitt Ackerman
Zach Betkowski
Executive Director of
Sales and Marketing
Director of Media
Relations:
Box Office Manager:
Nate Cloutier
Paul Stanfield
Clubhouse Operations:
Kali Ackerman
Head Groundskeeper:
James Writer
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Batting Coach:
Pitching Coach:
Trainer:
Aaron Nieckula
Tommy Everidge
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
Carlos Chavez
Toshi Nagahara
UMPIRE HOTEL
Holiday Inn
1068 Williston Rd
South Burlington VT 05403
Phone: 802-863-6363
Contact: Nathan Germond
Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center

870 Williston Rd
Burlington, VT 05403
Phone: 802-865-6624
Contact: Sarah Murray
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: 960 AM The Zone
Newspapers: Burlington Free Press, Rutland Herald
Television: WCAX (CBS), WPTZ (NBC), WFFF (Fox)
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General Manager: Joe Doud

LAKE MONSTERS 2015 SCHEDULE (Dates in blue indicate home games)
TICKET INFORMATION
Reserved Seating: $8
General Admission:

OAKLAND ATHLETICS INFO
$7 Adult
$5 Senior (60+), Child (under 12)
ATHLETICS FARM SYSTEM

AAA: Nashville Sounds
AA: Midland RockHounds
A (Advanced): Stockton Ports
A: Beloit Snappers
A (Short-Season): Vermont Lake Monsters
Rookie: AZL Athletics, DSL Athletics

Keith Lieppman
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Centennial Field
Capacity: 4,415

Year Opened: 1922
DIRECTIONS
From I-89, take exit 14W, past Sheraton Hotel, bear right onto East Avenue. For free parking
and shuttle service, take left at first light. For limited stadium parking, continue to end of East
Avenue, take right at light on Colchester Avenue to ballpark entrance. Stadium parking $3.00
per car. Additional free parking available in Trinity Campus parking lot at end of East Avenue.
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WEST VIRGINIA BLACK BEARS
Years in League:
2015-Present
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 4680
Morgantown, WV 26504
Telephone:
304-293-7910
E-Mail:
wvblackbears@gmail.com
Website:
westvirginiablackbears.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Operated by: Rich Baseball Operations
President, Rich Baseball:

Jonathan Dandes
General Manager:
Matthew Drayer
Assistant General
Manager/Sales:
John Pogorzelski
Assistant Gen. Manager/

Stadium Operations:
Ernie Galusky
Business Manager:
Jackie Riggleman
Grounds Keeper:
Craig MacIntosh
Concessionaire, Sodexo:
Lara Bealko
Radio Broadcaster:
Kyle Wiggs
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Wyatt Toregas
Pitching Coach: Tom Filer
Batting Coach: Jhonathan Prieto
Trainer:
Clubhouse
Manager:
Lee Sleagle
Kyle Keesler
UMPIRE HOTEL
VISITING CLUB HOTEL
Lakeview Golf Resort

1 Lakeview Drive, Morgantown, WV 26508
Contact: Herb Faulkenberry
Phone: 304-594-1111
Lakeview Resort and Conference Center

1 Lakeview Drive, Morgantown, WV 26508
Contact: Herb Faulkenberry
Phone: 304-594-1111
hfaulkenberry@lakeviewresort.com
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: WCLG Morgantown 1300 AM, WFSP Kingwood 107.7 FM,
WFGM Barrackville/Fairmont 93.1 FM, WAJR Clarksburg/Salem 103.3 FM,
WBTQ Buckhannon 93.5 FM, WSWW Craigsville/Summersville 95.7 FM
Newspaper: Dominion Post, Times West Virginian, The Exponent Telegram
Television: WBOY, WDTV, Metro News
Internet: West Virginia will broadcast all home and select away games online
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General Manager:
Matt Drayer
BLACK BEARS 2015 SCHEDULE
TICKET INFORMATION
Premium: $12
Reserved:$10
Grass Berm: $8
PITTSBURGH PIRATES INFO
PIRATES FARM SYSTEM

Larry Broadway
Phone: 412-862-9749
E-mail: larry.broadway@pirates.com
AAA: Indianapolis Indians

AA: Altoona Curve
A (Advanced): Bradenton Marauders
A: West Virginia Power
A (Short-Season): Jamestown Jammers
Rookie: GCL Pirates, DSL Pirates
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Monongalia County Ballpark
Address: 2040 Gyorko Drive

Granville, WV 26534
Capacity:
3,500
Dimensions: LF 325, LC 375, CF 400, RF, 325
DIRECTIONS
South: Take I-79- South, take exit 155, take left on Chaplin Road, take right on
University Cent Drive
North: Take I-79- North, take exit 155, take right on Chaplin Road, take right on
University Cent Drive
East: Take I-68 West, Take I-79- North, take exit 155, take right on Chaplin Road,
take right on University Cent Drive
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WILLIAMSPORT CROSSCUTTERS
Years in League:
1994Present
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 3173
Williamsport, PA 17701
Telephone: 570-326-3389
Fax: 570-326-3494
E-Mail:
mail@crosscutters.com
Website:
www.crosscutters.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Princible Owner:
Peter Freund
Vice President/General
Manager:
Doug Estes
Director of Ticket Ops &

Community Relations:
Sarah Budd
Director of Partner
Services:
Clubhouse Manager:
Josh Glazman
Director of Food &

Beverage:
Bill Gehron
Vice President/
Marketing:
Gabe Sinicropi
Jenny Lorson
FIELD STAFF
Manager:
Pitching Coach:
Hitting Coach:
Athletic Trainer:
Strength &
Conditioning:
Pat Borders
Les Lancaster
Eddie Dennis
Gregory Bourn
Michael Hefta
VISITING CLUB HOTEL

Best Western Inn
1840 East Third St., Williamsport, PA 17701
Phone: 570-326-1981 Fax: 570-323-9590
Contact: Nicole Iannarino
UMPIRE HOTEL
Genetti Hotel
200 West Fourth St.
Williamsport, PA 17701
Phone: 570-326-6600
Fax: 570-326-5006
LOCAL MEDIA
Radio: ESPN Williamsport 1050 AM/104.1 FM
Newspapers: Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Lock Haven Express
Television: WBRE, WYOU, WNEP
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VP/ Marketing:
Gabe Sinicropi
General Manager:
Doug Estes
CROSSCUTTERS 2015 SCHEDULE
TICKET INFORMATION
Reserved Box: $9
General Admission: Adult: $7
Child/Senior: $6
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES INFO
PHILLIES FARM SYSTEM

Joe Jordan
Phone: 215-463-6000
Fax: 215-755-9324
E-mail: jjordan@phillies.com
AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs

AA: Reading Fightin Phils
A (Advanced): Clearwater Threshers
A: Lakewood Blue Claws
A (Short-Season): Williamsport Crosscutters
Rookie: GCL Phillies, DSL Phillies, VSL Phillies
STADIUM INFORMATION
Name:
Susquehanna Bank Park
Capacity: 4,200

Year Opened: 1926
DIRECTIONS
From East: Follow Route 80 to Route 180 into Williamsport. Exit Route 180 at Maynard
Street, turn right onto Maynard Street, then left onto W. Fourth Street.
From West: Follow Route 80 to Route 220. Follow Route 220 to Williamsport.
Take Fourth Street exit. Follow Fourth Street 4-5 miles.
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2014 MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUTS
Barrett Aaron J.
Collins Tyler James
Hollands Mario E. Lemus
Nieto Adrian
Kahnle Thomas R.
Treinen Blake M.
Souza Steven
Springer George C.
Fornataro Eric Anthony
Greene Shane
Sadler Casey Scott
Ray Robert Glenn
Joseph Caleb Martin
Campbell Eric Singleton
Montero Rafael
Aguilar Jesus Alexander
Whitely Chase Coleman
Crockett Kyle Richard
House Glenn Anthony
Owens Rudy C.
Buchanan David Andrew
Cecchini Garin
Hassan Alexander Edward
Hahn Jesse Allen
Rodriguez Wilking
Suarez Eugenio Alejandro
Polanco Gregory
Altherr Aaron Samuel
Buchter Ryan J.
Goebbert Jacob Dwayne
Jaime Juan Jose
Buchanan Jake T.
Mccoy Patrick James
Smith Chad Dennis
Hill David Taylor
Glenn Bradley Edward
Marcus Lynn Betts
Hernandez Enrique J.
Santana Domingo Alberto
Smolinski Jacob M.
Mendez Roman Junior
Vazquez Christian Rafael
Perez Roberto
Rucinski Andrew
Adams Austin David
Casali Curtis Michae
Sanchez Aaron Jacob
Burns William John
Neris Hector
Butler Daniel John
Mitchell Bryan Bedford
Farmer George Runie
Edwards Jonathan B.
Mercedes Melvin
Lobstein Kyle
Herrera Dilson Jose
Price Bryan Cole
Strickland Hunter Drew
Franco Maikel Antonio
Alvarez Dario Rafael
Bonilla Lisalverto
Scruggs Xavier Ladel
OMalley Shawn M.
Pham Thomas James
Tropeano Nickolas Paul
Brentz Bryce Everett
Walker Christian Dickson
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Font Franklin
Jones Robert Jose
Jones Gary Wayne
Livesey Jeffrey William
Leiper Timothy Joseph
Natera Luis Octavio
Quatraro Matthew John
Pattillo Marcus
May Benjamin
Morales Gabriel
Gardner William Frederick
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2014 NEW YORK PENN LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME

MCU PARK - BROOKLYN, NY - AUGUST 19, 2014
NORTH DIVISION
Coaching Staff:
POS PLAYER
C
Jamie Ritche
C
Rodrigo Vigil
1B
J. Marmolejos-Diaz
1B
Casey Gillaspie
2B
Mason Davis
2B
Jace Conrad
3B
Joseph Pankake
3B
Coty Blanchard
SS
Yario Munoz
SS
Mauricio Dubon
DH Nick Tanielu
DH Joe Bennie
OF
Danny Mars
OF
Bobby Boyd
OF
Hunter Lockwood
OF
Ross Kivett
OF
Bralin Jackson
OF
Michael Gerber
RHP Chase Edwards
LHP Alex Carreras
RHP Nolan Gannon
RHP Fernand Cruzado
RHP Hunter Wood
RHP Mario Sanchez
RHP Carlos Pinales
LHP Michael Mader
RHP Ryan Thompson
RHP Johan Belisario

SOUTH DIVISION
Coaching Staff:
POS PLAYER
TEAM
Tri-City
Batvia
Auburn
Hudson Valley
Batavia
Hudson Valley
Connecticut
Hudson Valley
Vermont
Lowell
Tri-City
Vermont
Lowell
Tri-City
Hudson Valley
Connecticut
Hudson Valley
Connecticut
Connecticut
Batavia
Hudson Valley
Vermont
Hudson Valley
Auburn
Lowell
Batavia
Tri-City
Connecticut
C
C
1B
1B
2B
2B
3B
3B
SS
SS
DH
DH
OF
OF
OF
OF
OF
OF
RHP
RHP
LHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
LHP
Francisco Mejia
Luis Torrens
Connor Spencer
Kevin Ross
Darren Seferina
Ty McFarland
Austin Anderson
Jhoan Urena
Amed Rosario
Robelys Reyes
Derek Campbell
Isaias Tejeda
Jiandido Tromp
Taylor Murphy
Jay Gonzalez
Carl Anderson
Greg Allen
Michael Bernal
Marcos Molina
Mitch Gueller
Sean Brady
Sam Street
Will Anderson
David Hess
Corey Oswalt
Kyle Grana
David Whitehead
Shane Bay
TEAM
Mah. Valley
Staten Island
Staten Island
Jamestown
State College
Staten Island
Aberdeen
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
State College
Williamsport
Staten Island
Williamsport
Mah. Valley
Aberdeen
Jamestown
Mah. Valley
Brookyln
Brooklyn
Williamsport
Mah. Valley
Jamestown
State College
Aberdeen
Brooklyn
State College
Williamsport
Brooklyn
North
All-Stars
South
All-Stars
37
2013 ALL-STARS WHO PLAYED IN NYPL CLUBS

NAME
MLB TEAM
NYPL TEAM
YEAR
AMERICAN LEAGUE
COACHES
Arnie Beyeler
Red Sox
Lowell
2000/01
Brian Butterfield
Red Sox
Oneonta
1979/89
Dana Levangie
Red Sox
Lowell
1991
Juan Nieves
Red Sox
Oneonta
1993
Miguel Cabrera
Tigers
Utica
2000
Robinson Cano
Mariners
Staten Island
2001/02
Jose Bautista
Blue Jays
Williamsport
2001
Dellin Betances
Yankees
Staten Island
2007
Scott Kazmir
Athletics
Brooklyn
2002
Jose Altuve
Astros
Tri-city
2009
Vic Martinez
Tigers
Mah. Valley
1999
Brandon Moss
Athletics
Lowell
2003
Derek Norris
Athletics
Vermont
2008
Dallas Keuchel
Astros
Tri-city
2009
PLAYERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
COACHES
Fredi Gonzales
Braves
Erie
1992
Ilsley Blaise
Cardinals
Auburn
1985
John Mabry
Cardinals
Hamilton
1991
Chris Maloney
Cardinals
Little Falls/Hamilton 1983/1992
Jose Oquendo
Cardinals
New Jersey
1998
Jamie Pogue
Cardinals
New Jersey
2000
Chase Utley
Phillies
Batavia
2000
Aramis Ramirez
Brewers
Erie
1996
Andrew Mccutchen
Pirates
Williamsport
2005
Tony Watson
Pirates
State College
2007
Jordan Zimmerman
Nationals
Vermont
2007
Matt Carpenter
Cardinals
Batavia
2009
Dan Murphy
Mets
Brooklyn
2006/08
Hunter Pence
Giants
Tri-city
2004
Giancarlo Stanton
Marlins
Jamestown
2007
Anthony Rendon
Nationals
Auburn
2012
PLAYERS
UMPIRE
Vic Carrapazza
New York Penn Umpire

38
2004
ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE
YEAR TEAMS SEASON PLAYOFFS
YEAR TEAMS SEASON PLAYOFFS
1939
1978
10
306,286
1,950
1979
8
298,538
3,046
1980
8
236,623
2,567
1981
8
308,829
2,298
1982
10
350,230
3,042
1983
12
501,080
2,780
1984
12
416,225
1,667
1985
12
590,793
2,552
1986
12
454,680
3,153
1987
12
466,249
2,079
1988
12
506,113
781
1989
14
714,561
7,779
1990
14
744,830
5,922
1991
14
776,185
5,312
1992
14
684,064
5,462
1993
14
708,175
3,875
1994
14
961,361
5,151
1995 14 1,181,847 14,684
1996 14 1,204,958 12,617
1997
14
1,209,251
9,765
1998
14
1,279,493
7,300
1999 14 1,371,054 22,376
2000
14
1,322,739
13,255
2001 14 1,642,020 24,933
2002 14 1,890,053 11,673
2003 14 1,784,663 24,601
2004 14 1,777,309 20,816
2005 14 1,787,962 12,162
2006 14 1,751,967 13,571
2007 14 1,839,458 14,968
2008 14 1,815,445 10,009
2009 14 1,786,735 12,831
2010 14 1,829,755 18,087
2011 14 1,749,891 13,172
2012 14 1,701,001 23,644
2013 14 1,602,725 15,398
2014 14 1,559,946 19,478
6
267,212
7,593
1940
6
278,514
8,212
1941 8 355,112 12,613
1942 8 387,548
1943 6 370,512
1944 8 410,312
1945 8 358,565
1946 8 500,599
1947 8 483,455
1948 8 504,637
1949 8 602,273
1950 8 448,012
1951 8 410,561
1952 8 339,764
1953
8
291,325
1954 8 375,981
1955
8
339,030
1956 6 161,973
1957
7
251,603
1958
8
250,338
1959 8 230,981
1960
6
171,652
1961
8
271,098
1962
6
298,749
1963
6
167,639
1964
6
191,594
1965
6
213,769
1966 6 186,035
1967 6 115,175
1968 8 168,339
1969 8 190,519
1970 8 278,650
1971 8 269,889
1972 8 236,086
1973 8 281,624
20,016
12,061
18,200
31,139
43,833
43,342
34,250
35,503
29,246
25,096
18,194
8,973
13,222
6,982
11,614
9,731
8,049
13,161
2,599
4,994
5,676
4,182
4,605
None
1,995
None
890
None
None
None
None
None
1974 6 209,857
1975 6 208,268
1976
6
200,383
1977
10
336,479
None
None
None
**
**Not Available
ALL-TIME PLAYOFFS: 791,749
ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASON: 51,187,260
39
ANNUAL MLB AWARDS AND THE NYPL

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
YEAR
NAME TEAM NYPL TEAM NYPL YEAR
2013
Andrew Mccutchen
Pittsburg Pirates
Williamsport
2005
2013
Miguel Cabrera
Detroit Tigers
Utica
2000
2012
Miguel Cabrera
Detroit Tigers
Utica
2000
2010
Josh Hamilton
Texas Rangers
Hudson Valley 1999, 2006
2006
Ryan Howard
Philadelphia Phillies
Batavia
2001
2000
Jeff Kent
S.F. Giants
St. Catharines
1989
1997
Larry Walker
Colorado Rockies
Utica
1985
1989
Robin Yount
Milwaukee Brewers
Newark
1973
1985
Willie McGee
St. Louis Cardinals
Oneonta
1977
1985
Don Mattingly
New York Yankees
Oneonta
1979
1982
Robin Yount
Milwaukee Brewers
Newark
1973
1978
Jim Rice
Boston Red Sox
Williamsport
1971
1973
Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds Geneva 1960
1973
Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Elmira
1960
1965
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Elmira
1958
1964
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Hamilton
1950
1962
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hornell
1951-1952
1959
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Jamestown
1944
1958
Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Jamestown (Mgr.)
1970
John Elway-NYPL Hall of Fame

After starting 2-for-22, John Elway finished his Minor League
season with a .318 average. (New York-Penn League)
40
ANNUAL BATTING LEADERS AND THE NYPL

ANNUAL HOME RUN LEADERS
YEAR
NAME TEAM NYPL TEAMNYPL
2014
Giancarlo Stanton-37
Marlins
Jamestown
2012
Miguel Cabrera-44
Detroit Tigers
Utica
2011
Jose Bautista-43
Toronto Blue Jays Williamsport
2010
Jose Bautista-54
Toronto Blue Jays Williamsport
2008
Miguel Cabrera-37
Detroit Tigers
Utica
2008
Ryan Howard-48
Philadelphia Phillies Batavia
2006
Ryan Howard-58
1996
Andres Galarraga-47
Colorado Rockies Jamestown
1991
Howard Johnson-35
New York Mets
Brooklyn (Coach)
1986
Jesse Barfield-40
Toronto Blue Jays Utica
1983
Jim Rice-39
Boston Red Sox
Williamsport
1981
Dwight Evans-22
Boston Red Sox
Jamestown
1980
Ben Oglivie-41
Milwaukee Brewers Jamestown
1978
Jim Rice-46
Boston Red Sox
Williamsport
1977
Jim Rice-39
Boston Red Sox
Williamsport
1975
George Scott-36
Milwaukee Brewers Olean
1974
Dick Allen -32
Chicago White Sox Elmira
1972
Dick Allen -37
1965
Tony Conigliaro-32
Boston Red Sox
Wellsville
YEAR
2007
2000
2001
2001
2000
2001
2001
1981
2002
1977
1971
1968
1968
1971
1971
1962
1960
1960
1963
ANNUAL RUNS BATTED IN LEADER

YEAR
NAME TEAM NYPL TEAMNYPL YEAR
2014
Adrian Gonzalez
L.A. Dodgers
Utica
2000
2012
Miguel Cabrera-139
Detroit Tigers
Utica
2000
2011
Curtis Granderson-119
New York Yankees Oneonta
2002
2010
Miguel Cabrera-126
Detroit Tigers
Utica
2000
2009
Ryan Howard-141
2001
2008
Ryan Howard-146
2001
2008
Josh Hamilton-130
Texas Rangers
Hudson Valley
1999, 2006
2006
Ryan Howard-149
2001
2003
Carlos Delgado-145
Toronto Blue Jays St. Catharines
1989-1990
1997
Andres Galarraga-140
1981
1996
Andres Galarraga-150
1981
1991
Howard Johnson-117
New York Mets
Brooklyn (Coach)
2002
1985
Don Mattingly-145
New York Yankees Oneonta
1979
1983
Cecil Cooper-126
1968
1983
Jim Rice-126
Boston Red Sox
Williamsport
1971
1980
Cecil Cooper-122
1968
1978
Jim Rice-139
Boston Red Sox
Williamsport
1971
1972
Dick Allen-113
1960
1964
Ken Boyer-119
St. Louis Cardinals Bradford
1950
1959
Jackie Jensen-112
Boston Red Sox
Jamestown
1970
41
NAME
Cardinals
Coaches
Blaise Ilsley
John Maby
Chris Maloney
Jose Oquendo
Galen Pitts
Jamie Pogue
Players
Matt Adams
Keith Butler
Matt Carpenter
Randy Choate
Allen Craig
Tony Cruz
Dan Descalso
Eric Fornataro
Joey Kelly
Pete Kozma
Lance Lynn
Seth Maness
Justin Masterson
Jason Motte
Audry Perez
Tom Pham
Xavier Scruggs
Kevin Siegrist
Pirates
Coaches
H. Andrade
Jeff Bannister
Jeff Branson
Jeff Livesy
Ray Searage
Players
John Axford
Brandon Cumpton
Chase Darnaud
Ike Davis
Jeanmar Gomez
Matt Hague
Jared Hughes
Andy Lambo
Starling Marte
Andrew Mccutchen
Mike Martinez
Mike Melancon
Jordy Mercer
Stolmy Pimentel
Greg Polanco
Casey Sadler
Gaby Sanchez
Tony Sanchez
Neil Walker
Tony Watson
Vance Worley
2014 NATIONAL LEAGUE MLB PLAYOFFS AND THE NYPL
NYPL TEAM
YEAR
Auburn
1985
Hamilton
1991
Liile Falls/Hamilton 1983/92
New Jersey
1998
Staten Island
2006
New Jersey
2000
Batavia
Batavia
Batavia
Oneonta
State College
Batavia
Batavia
Batavia
Batavia
Batavia
Batavia
Batavia
Lowell
State College
Batavia
Batavia
Batavia
Batavia
Geneva
Welland
Williamsport
Oneonta
Williamsport
Staten Island
State College
State College
Brooklyn
Mahoning Valley
State College
Williamsport
Jamestown
State College
Williamsport
Vermont
Staten Island
State College
Lowell
State College
State College
Jamestown
State College
Williamsport
State College
Williamsport
2009
2010
2009
1997
2006
2007
2007
2009
2009
2007
2008
2011
2011
2006
2010
2007
2008/09
2009
1987
1994
2004
1988
2003/04
2007
2010
2008
2008
2008
2008
2006
2014
2012
2005
2006
2006
2008
2008
2011
2010
2005
2009
2004
2007
2008
42
NAME
Nationals
Coaches
Billy Gardner
Tony Tarrasco
Players
Aaron Barrett
Asdrubal Cabrera
Ian Desmond
Dan Espinosa
Taylor Hill Auburn
Taylor Jordan
Jeff Kobernus
Sandy Leon
Tyler Moore
Ryan Mattheus
Anthony Rendon
Steven Souza
Craig Stammen
Blake Treinen
J. Zimmerman
Dodgers
Manager
Don Mattingly
Coaches
Rick Honeycutt
John Valentin
Players
Drew Butera
Tim Federowicz
Stephen Fife
Adrian Gonnzalez
Dan Haren
R. Hernandez
Brandon League
Paul Maholm
Chris Perez
Hanley Ramirez
Justin Turner
Giants
Coaches
Mark Gardner
Bill Hayes
Roberto Kelly
J.T. Snow
Players
David Huff
George Kontoa
Jean Machi
Angel Pagan
Hunter Pence
Yusmeiro Petit
Guillermo Quiroz
Hunter Strickland
NYPL TEAM
YEAR
Pittsfield/Lowell 1990/91/96
Vermont
2007/08
Vermont/Auburn
Mah. Valley
Vermont
Vermont
Vermont/Auburn
Vermont
Vermont/Auburn
Vermont
Vermont
Auburn
Vermont
Vermont
Auburn
Vermont
2010/11
2010
2004
2008
2011
2010/12
2009
2009/12
2008
2010
2012
2008
2005
2013
2007
Oneonta
1979
Niagara Falls
Elmira
1976
1988
Brooklyn
Lowell
Lowell
Utica
Batavia
Mah. Valley
Auburn
Williamsport
Mah. Valley
Lowell
Brooklyn
2005
2008
2008
2000
2004
2002
2002
2003
2013
2002
2013
Jamestown
Geneva
Oneonta
Oneonta
Mah. Valley
Staten Island
Batavia
Brooklyn
Tri-city
Brooklyn
Queens
Lowell
1985
1988-1990
1983
1989
2006
2006
2002
2001/08
2004
2003
2000
2008
NAME
Athletics
Players
Fernando Abad
Billy Burns
Coco Crisp
Luke Gregerson
John Jaso
Jason Hammel
Scott Kazmir
Jed Lowrie
Tom Milone
Brad Mills
Brandon Moss
Derek Norris
Nick Punto
Joe Savery
Steve Vogt
2014 AMERICAN LEAGUE MLB PLAYOFFS AND THE NYPL

NYPL TEAM
Tri-city
Auburn
New Jersey
State College
Hudson Valley
Hudson Valley
Brooklyn
Lowell
Vermont
Auburn
Lowell
Vermont
Batavia
Williamsport
Hudson Valley
Royals
Manager
Ned Yost
Batavia
Coach
Dave Eiland
Oneonta/Staten
Island
Players
Wade Davis
Hudson Valley
Scott Downs
Williamsport
Jason Frasor
Oneonta
Brett Hayes
Jamestown
Erik Kratz
Auburn
Justin Maxwell
Vermont
Jimmy Paredes
Staten Island
James Shields
Hudson Valley
Wilking Rodriguez Hudson Valley
Jason Vargas
Jamestown
Josh Willingham
Utica
YEAR
2007
2011
2000
2006
2003/04
2002
2002
2005/09/10
2008
2007
2003
2008
1998
2007
2007
1974
1987/2004
2005
1997
1999
2005
2003/04
2006
2009
2001
2011
2004
2000
Angels
Coaches
Gary Disarcina
Lowell
2007/08/09
Rick Eckstein
Vermont
2005
Steve Soliz
Watertown
1993
Players
Jose Alvarez
Lowell
2009
Brennan Boesch
Oneonta
2006
John Buck
Auburn
1999
Dane De La Rosa Staten Island
1994
Josh Hamilton
Hudson Valley
1999/2006
John Mcdonald
Watertown/
1996/
Mah. Valley 2000/03
Nick Maronde
Mah. Valley
2014
Shawn Omalley
Hudson Valley
2007
Vinnie Pestano
Mah. Valley
2007
Drew Rucinski
Mah. Valley
2011
J. B. Shuck
Tri-city
2008
Joe Smith
Brooklyn
2006
43
NAME
Orioles
Manager
Buck Showalter
Coaches
Dave Anderson
Bob Dickerson
Einar Diaz
Players
Quintin Berry
Zach Britton
Steve Clevenger
Christian Walker
Kevin Gausman
Preston Guilmet
Ubaldo Jimentz
Caleb Joseph
Manny Machado
Nick Markakis
T. J. Mcfarland
Bud Norris
Jimmy Paredes
Steve Pearce
Cord Phelps
Jon Schoop
Jemile Weeks
Tigers
Manager
Brad Ausmus
Coach
Darnell Coles
Players
Miguel Cabrera
Ezequiel Carrera
Phil Coke
Tyler Collins
Rajai Davis
George Farmer
Don Kelly
Kyle Lobstein
J. D. Martinez
Vic Martinez
Pat Mccoy
Mel Mercedes
Jose Ortega
Luke Putkonen
Robbie Ray
Anibal Sanchez
Chad Smith
Kevin Whelan
NYPL TEAM
Oneonta
Jamestown
Oneonta
Mah. Valley
Batavia
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Mah. Valley
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Tri-city
Staten Island
Williamsport
Mah. Valley
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
YEAR
1985/86
1994
1987
2002
2006
2007
2013
2012
2012/14
2009
2014
2008
2010
2003
2014
2006
2009
2005
2008
2013
2014
Oneonta
1988
Vermont
2007
Utica
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Connecticut
Williamsport
Connecticut
Oneonta
Hudson Valley
Tri-city
Mah. Valley
Vermont
Connecticut
Oneonta
Oneonta
Vermont
Lowell
Connecticut
Oneonta
2000
2007
2004
2011
2001/02
2013
2001
2009
2009
1999
2008
2011
2009
2008
2010
2004
2012
2005
STANDINGS (1939PRESENT)
1939
Olean
Hamilton
Bradford
Batavia
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
W L Pct.
65 38 .631
61 44 .581
59 43 .578
48 54 .471
44
59
.427
32 71 .311
1940
Olean
Batavia
London
Hamilton
Niagara-Jamestown
Bradford
W L Pct.
65 39 .625
58 48 .547
48 54 .471
47 53 .470
48 55 .466
44 61 .419
1941
Jamestown
Bradford
Batavia
Hamilton
Olean
London
W L Pct.
68 42 .618
60 50 .549
54 54 .500
50 57 .467
48 81 .440
47 63 .431
1942
Jamestown
Olean
Batavia
Hornell
Wellsville
Bradford
Lockport
Hamilton
W L Pct.
84 41 .672
82 42 .661
72 53 .576
65 60 .520
65 60 .520
56 68 .452
39 85 .315
36 90 .286
1943
Lockport
Hornell
Wellsville
Jamestown
Batavia
Olean
W L Pct.
65 45 .591
60 50 .545
58 51 .532
43 56 .491
49 61 .445
42 66 .394
1944
Lockport
Jamestown
Batavia
Hornell
Erie
Olean
Wellsville
Bradford
W L Pct.
76 49 .608
70 54 .565
70 55 .560
62 61 .504
61 63 .492
57 66 .463
51 73 .411
48 74 .393
1945
Batavia
Jamestown
Lockport
Bradford
Wellsville
Hornell
Erie
Olean
W L Pct.
84 40 .677
75 51 .595
73 52 .584
70 55 .560
57 68 .456
55 71 .437
46 77 .374
40 86 .317
1946
W L Pct.
Jamestown*
84 41 .672
Batavia*
84 41 .672
Olean
69 56 .552
Bradford
58 66 .468
Hamilton
53 73 .421
Wellsville
52 72 .419
Lockport
51 73 .411
Hornell
48 77 .384
*Co-champions
1947
Jamestown
Bradford
Olean
Wellsville
Lockport
Batavia
Hamilton
Hornell
W L Pct.
87 39 .690
69 55 .557
66 58 .532
64 59 .520
61 62 .496
60 63 .488
49 76 .392
40 84 .323
1948
Lockport
Jamestown
Hamilton
Bradford
Batavia
Wellsville
Olean
Hornell
W L Pct.
76 50 .603
74 52 .587
73 52 .584
66 61 .520
65 62 .512
60 64 .484
60 66 .476
29 96 .232
1949
Bradford
Jamestown
Hamilton
Batavia
Hornell
Lockport
Wellsville
Olean
W L Pct.
80 46 .635
78 48 .619
75 50 .600
66 60 .524
62 64 .492
58 68 .460
45 81 .357
39 86 .312
1950
Hornell
Olean
Hamilton
Bradford
Batavia
Jamestown
Wellsville
Lockport
W
L
Pct.
81 43 .653
71 54 .568
68 57 .544
63 62 .504
61 64 .488
60 64 .484
50 75 .400
45 80 .360
1951
W
L
Pct.
Olean*
79 48 .622
Jamestown*
78 49 .614
Hornell
71 55 .564
Hamilton
66 60 .524
Bradford
64 62 .508
Wellsville
53 73 .421
Batavia
49 77 .389
Corning
45 81 .357
*Olean won single game post-season playoff for
pennant.
44
STANDINGS (CONTD)
1952
Hamilton
Jamestown
Olean
Hornell
Batavia
Corning
Bradford
Wellsville
W
L
Pct.
83 43 .659
81 45 .643
70 55 .560
69 56 .552
57 68 .456
53 71 .427
51 73 .411
36 89 .288
1958
Wellsville
Geneva
Olean
Auburn
Corning
Batavia
Erie
Elmira
W
L
Pct.
70 56 .556
69 57 .548
67 57 .540
67 58 .536
64 61 .512
60 65 .480
53 72 .424
50 74 .403
1953
Jamestown
Hornell
Hamilton
Bradford
Olean
Wellsville
Batavia
Corning
W
L
Pct.
88 37 .704
70 56 .556
69 57 .548
66 60 .524
63 61 .508
59 67 .468
46 78 .371
40 85 .320
1959
Wellsville
Geneva
Elmira
Corning
Auburn
Olean
Batavia
Erie
W
L
Pct.
80 46 .635
72 52 .581
67 57 .540
63 62 .504
58 67 .464
57 69 .452
54 71 .432
49 76 .392
1954
Jamestown
Corning
Wellsville
Hornell
Bradford
Hamilton
Olean
Erie
W
L
Pct.
78 48 .619
77 47 .621
69 53 .552
65 60 .520
61 65 .484
61 65 .484
46 80 .365
45 81 .357
1960
Erie
Wellsville
Auburn
Corning
Elmira
Geneva
W
L
Pct.
83 46 .643
69 60 .535
65 63 .508
60 69 .465
56 74 .431
54 75 .419
1955
Hamilton
Bradford
Corning
Wellsville
Erie
Hornell
Jamestown
Olean
W
L
Pct.
82 43 .656
74 51 .592
69 57 .548
68 58 .540
66 60 .524
50 76 .397
48 78 .381
46 80 .365
1961
Geneva
Erie
Batavia
Olean
Elmira
Jamestown
Wellsville
Auburn
W
L
Pct.
77 48 .616
68 57 .544
65 59 .524
64 61 .512
61 63 .492
58 68 .460
55 71 .437
52 73 .416
1962
Jamestown
Erie
Auburn
Olean
Batavia
Geneva
W
L
Pct.
69 50 .580
68 51 .571
62 57 .521
62 57 .521
51 67 .432
44 74 .373
1963
Auburn
Wellsville
Batavia
Jamesville
Geneva
Erie
W L Pct.
76 54 .585
73 57 .562
63 67 .485
62 68 .477
59 71 .454
57 73 .438
1964
Auburn
Geneva
Wellsville
Jamestown
Binghamton
Batavia
W L Pct.
79 48 .622
79 51 .608
70 60 .538
68 60 .531
58 71 .450
33 97 .245
1956
W
L
Pct.
Wellsville
74 46 .617
Corning
68 55 .553
Olean
65 58 .528
Hornell
57 58 .497
Jamestown
52 62 .456
Erie
45 74 .378
Hamilton*
6 8 .429
Bradford*
3 9 .250
*Withdrew from League May 18
1957
W
L
Pct.
Wellsville
74 43 .632
Erie
70 47 .598
Corning
65 52 .556
Batavia
58 59 .496
Olean
52 65 .444
Elmira
51 66 .436
Hornell
38 59 .392
Jamestown*
28 35 .444
Bradford**
5 15 .250
*Jamestown folded June 25th
**Bradford folded May 23; replaced by Hornell
May 28
45
STANDINGS (CONTD)
1965
Binghamton
Auburn
Geneva
Wellsville
Batavia
Jamestown
W L Pct.
81 45 .643
73 55 .570
65 61 .516
62 64 .492
47 75 .385
47 75 .385
1966
Auburn
Jamestown
Binghamton
Oneonta
Batavia
Geneva
W L Pct.
80 49 .620
70 55 .560
67 58 .536
65 59 .524
58 63 .479
34 90 .274
1967 1st SHORT-SEASON

1967
W L Pct.
Auburn
52 26 .667
Batavia
41 36 .532
Oneonta
40 39 .506
Jamestown
39 41 .488
Geneva
37 42 .468
Erie
26 51 .338
1968
Auburn
Oneonta
Williamsport
Newark
Batavia
Geneva
Jamestown
Corning
W
L
Pct.
49 27 .645
43 34 .558
40 35 .553
38 36 .514
37 38 .493
37 39 .487
31 44 .413
27 49 .355
1969
Oneonta
Batavia
Newark
Williamsport
Corning
Jamestown
Auburn
Geneva
W L Pct.
51 26 .662
42 33 .560
42 34 .553
39 36 .520
35 42 .455
33 41 .446
31 42 .425
27 46 .370
1970
Auburn
Oneonta
Batavia
Newark
Geneva
Jamestown
Niagara Falls
Williamsport
W L Pct.
43 26 .623
41 28 .594
37 32 .536
36 33 .522
33 35 .485
30 40 .429
28
40
.412
28 42 .400
1971
Oneonta
Auburn
Niagara Falls
Newark
Geneva
Williamsport
Batavia
Jamestown
W L Pct.
45 23 .662
42 28 .600
37
33
.529
35 35 .500
34 36 .486
30 39 .435
30 40 .429
25 44 .362
46
1972
Niagara Falls
Oneonta
Jamestown
Auburn
Geneva
Batavia
Newark
Williamsport
W L Pct.
48
22
.686
45 25 .643
42 28 .600
39 30 .565
30 40 .429
29 40 .420
23 46 .333
22 47 .319
1973
Auburn
Oneonta
Jamestown
Geneva
Batavia
Elmira
Niagara Falls
Newark
W L Pct.
46 23 .667
44 26 .629
41 28 .594
39 29 .574
33 36 .478
32 37 .464
27
43
.386
15 55 .214
1974
Oneonta
Auburn
Elmira
Niagara Falls
Newark
Batavia
W L Pct.
53 16 .768
34 32 .515
34 35 .493
33
36
.478
30 36 .455
20 49 .290
1975
Newark
Elmira
Oneonta
Auburn
Niagara Falls
Batavia
W L Pct.
47 20 .701
38 30 .559
35 34 .507
31 37 .456
29
40
.420
24 43 .358
1976
Elmira
Newark
Niagara Falls
Batavia
Auburn
Oneonta
W L Pct.
50 20 .714
46 24 .657
35
34
.507
30 40 .429
24 45 .348
24 46 .343
1977
Eastern Division
Oneonta
Utica
Elmira
Little Falls
Auburn
Western Division
Batavia
Newark
Jamestown
Geneva
Niagara Falls
W L Pct.
47 23 .671
43 28 .606
33 36 .478
32
39
.451
17 53 .243
42 28 .600
43 29 .597
35 32 .522
31 40 .437
27
42
.391
STANDINGS (CONTD)
1978
Wrigley Division
Geneva
Jamestown
Batavia
Niagara Falls
Newark
Yawkey Division
Oneonta
Utica
Auburn
Little Falls
Elmira
W L Pct.
1979
Yawkey Division
Oneonta
Elmira
Little Falls
Utica
Auburn
Wrigley Division
Geneva
Jamestown
Batavia
Newark
Niagara Falls
W L Pct.
1980
Eastern Division
Oneonta
Little Falls
Elmira
Utica
Western Division
Geneva
Batavia
Jamestown
Auburn
W L Pct.
1981
Eastern Division
Oneonta
Utica
Little Falls
Elmira
W L Pct.
Western Division
Jamestown
Erie
Geneva
Batavia
1982
Eastern Division
Oneonta
Utica
Little Falls
Auburn
Elmira
Western Division
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
Geneva
Erie
Batavia
1983
W L Pct.
Eastern Division
Utica
48 26 .649
Little Falls
48
27
.640
Auburn
43 31 .581
Elmira
38 36 .514
Oneonta
32 44 .421
Watertown
21 55 .276
Western Division
Newark
48 26 .649
Jamestown
38 36 .514
Erie
37 38 .493
Geneva
33 40 .452
Batavia
32 43 .427
Niagara Falls
29
45
.392
51 20 .718
44 28 .611
34 38 .472
30
40
.429
26
46
.361
51 19 .729
37 34 .521
32 40 .444
29
42
.408
21 48 .304
42 26 .618
34 35 .493
31
39
.443
24 41 .379
22 45 .328
50 19 .725
43 27 .614
37 34 .521
32 39 .451
30
41
.423
49 25 .662
40
33
.548
39 35 .527
27 44 .380
48 26 .649
31 42 .425
29 42 .408
29 45 .392
48 25 .658
39 31 .557
31
39
.443
25 48 .342
1984
Eastern Division
Little Falls
Watertown
Auburn
Elmira
Utica
Oneonta
Western Division
Newark
Erie
Batavia
Geneva
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
W L Pct.
1985
Northern Division
Oneonta
Utica
Little Falls
Watertown
Central Division
Auburn
Geneva
Newark
Elmira
W L Pct.
Southern Division
Jamestown
Erie
Niagara Falls
Batavia
48 26 .649
44 30 .595
41 34 .547
16 59 .213
44
31
.587
38 35 .527
38 38 .500
35 38 .479
31 44 .413
29 45 .392
46 28 .622
43 31 .581
41 35 .539
38 36 .514
35
40
.467
28 46 .378
55 23 .705
35 41 .461
34
41
.453
22 54 .289
47 31 .603
45 33 .577
41 36 .532
28 49 .364
45 33 .577
44 34 .564
34
43
.442
33 45 .423
1986
W L Pct.
Yawkey Division
Oneonta
59 18 .766
Little Falls
36
40
.474
Watertown
30 48 .385
Utica
26 52 .333
W L Pct.
43 33 .566
41 34 .547
38
38
.500
35 39 .473
34 40 .459
McNamara Division
Auburn
44 32 .579
Newark
41 37 .526
Elmira
39 36 .520
Geneva
40 38 .513
Wrigley Division
St. Catharines
48
28
.632
Erie
37 40 .481
Batavia
30 45 .400
Jamestown
30 46 .395
42
34
.533
36 38 .486
36 39 .480
35 38 .479
33 40 .452
47
STANDINGS (CONTD)
1987
Eastern Division
Watertown
Oneonta
Auburn
Little Falls
Utica
Elmira
Western Division
Geneva
Jamestown
Newark
St. Catharines
Erie
Batavia
W L Pct.
1991
W L Pct.
McNamara Division (Eastern)
Pittsfield
51
26
.662
Oneonta
42 35 .545
Utica
39 37 .513
Watertown
27 50 .351
McNamara Division (Western)
Elmira
47 30 .610
44 32 .579
41 34 .547
39 36 .520
38
36
.514
31 43 .419
26 50 .342
48 28 .632
44 33 .571
42
32
.568
41
36
.532
36 39 .480
23 54 .299
Auburn
38 39 .494
Batavia
38 40 .487
Geneva
35 43 .449
Stedler Division
Jamestown
51 27 .654
Erie
37 41 .474
Niagara Falls
36
42
.462
Hamilton
35 42 .455
St. Catharines
35
42
.455
Welland
30 47 .390
1988
W L Pct.
Eastern Division
Oneonta
48 28 .632
Utica
47 29 .618
Auburn
42 33 .560
Little Falls
39
36
.520
Watertown
35 39 .473
Elmira
28 48 .368
Western Division
Jamestown
47 29 .618
Erie
46 31 .597
Hamilton
36 39 .480
Batavia
31
44
.413
St. Catharines
27
46
.370
Geneva
27 51 .346
1992
McNamara Division
Utica
Pittsfield
Oneonta
Watertown
Pinckney Division
Geneva
Batavia
Auburn
Elmira
Stedler Division
Hamilton
Erie
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
St. Catharines
Welland
1989
W L Pct.
Eastern Division
Pittsfield
53
23
.697
Oneonta
48 27 .640
Watertown
47 30 .610
Utica
39 39 .500
Geneva
36 39 .480
Auburn
35 42 .455
Elmira
30 46 .395
Western Division
Jamestown
44 32 .579
Niagara Falls
43
33
.566
Batavia
37 39 .487
Welland
32 44 .421
Hamilton
32
44
.421
St. Catharines
31
45
.408
Erie
25 49 .338
1993
McNamara Division
Pittsfield
Utica
Glens Falls
Oneonta
Pinckney Division
Watertown
Geneva
Elmira
Auburn
Stedler Division
St Catharines
Niagara Falls
Batavia
Erie
Welland
Jamestown
1990
W L Pct.
McNamara Division (Eastern)
Oneonta
52 26 .667
Watertown
43 34 .558
Pittsfield
43
34
.558
Utica
31 47 .397
McNamara Division (Western)
Geneva
51 26 .662
Batavia
41 35 .539
Elmira
32 45 .416
Auburn
31 46 .403
Stedler Division
Erie
44 33 .571
Jamestown
41 36 .532
Welland
36 42 .462
Niagara Falls
35
42
.455
Hamilton
30
46
.395
St. Catharines
29
47
.382
48
W L Pct.
42 32 .568
37
37
.500
37 38 .493
37 39 .487
41 34 .547
36 34 .514
32 41 .438
31 44 .413
56 20 .737
40 37 .519
39
39
.500
34 43 .442
33
42
.440
31 46 .403
W L Pct.
40
35
.533
38 38 .500
37
40
.481
36 40 .474
46 32 .590
43 34 .558
31 44 .413
30 46 .395
49
29
.628
47
31
.603
38 39 .494
36 41 .468
35 42 .455
31 46 .403
STANDINGS (CONTD)
1994
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
New Jersey
43
32
.573
Vermont
42 33 .560
Hudson Valley
37
37
.500
Pittsfield
37
38
.493
Pinckney Division
Watertown
48 26 .649
Auburn
45 31 .592
Utica
35 37 .486
Elmira
30 43 .411
Oneonta
30 45 .400
Williamsport
26 49 .347
Stedler Division
Jamestown
42 32 .568
Batavia
40
34
.541
St Catharines
35
39
.473
Welland
30 44 .405
1995
McNamara Division
Vermont
Hudson Valley
New Jersey
Pittsfield
Pinckney Division
Watertown
Auburn
Williamsport
Oneonta
Utica
Elmira
Stedler Division
Batavia
St Catharines
Erie
Jamestown
1997
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Pittsfield
42
32
.568
Lowell
38 38 .500
New Jersey
35
39
.473
Hudson Valley
35
40
.467
Vermont
35 41 .461
Pinckney Division
Oneonta
49 25 .662
Watertown
39 36 .520
Utica
36 38 .486
Williamsport
29 46 .387
Auburn
29 47 .382
Stedler Division
Erie
50 26 .658
Batavia
47 27 .635
St. Catharines
35
40
.467
Jamestown
25 49 .338
W L Pct.
1998
McNamara Division
Hudson Valley
Vermont
Pittsfield
New Jersey
Lowell
49 27 .645
47
27
.635
35
41
.461
34
42
.447
46 27 .630
40 34 .541
37 39 .487
34 41 .453
33 40 .452
25 41 .329
41
34
.547
38
37
.507
34 41 .453
32 44 .421
1996
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Vermont
48 26 .649
Pittsfield
46
29
.613
Lowell
33 41 .446
Hudson Valley
32
44
.421
New Jersey
28
47
.373
Pinckney Division
Watertown
45 30 .600
Williamsport
43 32 .573
Auburn
37 39 .487
Oneonta
31 45 .408
Utica
29 47 .382
Stedler Division
St Catharines
44
32
.579
Batavia
42 33 .560
Jamestown
39 36 .520
Erie
30 46 .395
50
26
.658
36 40 .474
35
41
.461
34
41
.453
32 44 .421
Pinckney Division
Oneonta
Auburn
Watertown
Williamsport
Utica
45 31 .592
43 32 .573
42 34 .553
39 36 .520
35 41 .461
Stedler Division
Batavia
St. Catharines
Jamestown
Erie
43 33 .566
38
38
.500
32 43 .427
26 50 .342
1999
McNamara Division
Utica
Hudson Valley
Oneonta
Pittsfield
Staten Island
Lowell
Vermont
New Jersey
Pinckney Division
Mahoning Valley
Batavia
Auburn
Jamestown
St. Catharines
Williamsport
49
W L Pct.
W L Pct.
42 33 .560
42
34
.553
41 34 .547
41
35
.539
39
35
.527
34 42 .447
33 43 .434
30
46
.395
43
33
.566
42 34 .553
39 37 .513
38 38 .500
34
42
.447
32 44 .421
STANDINGS (CONTD)
2000
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Staten Island
46
28
.622
Queens
46 29 .613
Vermont
45 30 .600
Lowell
41 34 .547
Pittsfield
38
37
.507
New Jersey
31
45
.408
Hudson Valley
23
52
.307
2003
McNamara Division
Brooklyn
Williamsport
Aberdeen
Hudson Valley
New Jersey
Staten Island
Pinckney Division
Mahoning Valley
48
28
.632
Batavia
39 37 .513
Jamestown
37 38 .493
Utica
35 40 .467
Oneonta
35 41 .461
Auburn
32 42 .432
Williamsport
29 44 .397
2001
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Williamsport
48 26 .649
Jamestown
39 36 .520
Oneonta
37 37 .500
Batavia
37 39 .487
Auburn
32 42 .432
Utica
27 47 .365
Mahoning Valley
26
49
.347
2002
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Staten Island
48
26
.649
Williamsport
48 28 .632
New Jersey
39
37
.513
Brooklyn
38 38 .500
Aberdeen
31 45 .408
Hudson Valley
26
49
.347
47 28 .627
46 30 .605
38 38 .500
37
37
.500
31
42
.425
29
43
.403
Pinckney Division
Auburn
Mahoning Valley
Batavia
Jamestown
56 18 .757
38
36
.514
30 45 .400
22 51 .301
Stedler Division
Oneonta
Tri-City
Lowell
Vermont
45 30 .600
44 32 .579
39 35 .527
19 56 .253
2004
McNamara Division
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Hudson Valley
Aberdeen
Williamsport
Staten Island
Pinckney Division
Auburn
Mahoning Valley
Jamestown
Batavia
Stedler Division
Tri-City
Vermont
Oneonta
Lowell
Stedler Division
Brooklyn
52 24 .684
Staten Island
48
28
.632
Pittsfield
45
30
.600
Hudson Valley
39
37
.513
New Jersey
35
41
.461
Lowell
33 43 .434
Vermont
28 47 .373
W L Pct.
W L Pct.
43 31 .581
41
34
.547
39
33
.542
35 40 .467
34 40 .459
28
44
.389
50 24 .676
42
34
.553
30 45 .400
28 46 .378
50 25 .667
34 38 .472
33 41 .446
32 44 .421
2005
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Staten Island
52
24
.684
Williamsport
44 32 .579
Brooklyn
40 36 .526
New Jersey
37
39
.487
Hudson Valley
31
43
.419
Aberdeen
27 48 .360
Pinckney Division
Auburn
47 29 .618
Mahoning Valley
46
30
.605
Batavia
34 42 .447
Jamestown
32 42 .432
Pinckney Division
Auburn
45 30 .600
Batavia
36 39 .480
Mahoning Valley
33
43
.434
Jamestown
31 44 .413
Stedler Division
Oneonta
47 27 .635
Lowell
34 41 .453
Vermont
30 45 .400
Tri-City
27 48 .360
Stedler Division
Oneonta
48 27 .640
Lowell
42 33 .560
Tri-City
34 42 .447
Vermont
28 48 .368
50
STANDINGS (CONTD)
2006
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Staten Island
45
29
.608
Brooklyn
41 33 .554
Aberdeen
41 34 .547
Hudson Valley
31
43
.419
Pinckney Division
Auburn
42 32 .568
Mahoning Valley
40
36
.526
State College
39
36
.520
Batavia
35 38 .479
Jamestown
33 39 .458
Williamsport
28 47 .373
Stedler Division
Tri-City
43 31 .581
Oneonta
40 34 .541
Lowell
39 36 .520
Vermont
23 52 .307
2007
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Brooklyn
49 25 .662
Staten Island
47
28
.627
Aberdeen
34
42
.447
Hudson Valley
34
42
.447
Pinckney Division
Auburn
47 29 .618
Mahoning Valley
37
37
.500
State College
36
39
.480
Williamsport
34
42
.447
Batavia
31
43
.419
Jamestown
28
47
.373
Stedler Division
Oneonta
44
32
.579
Lowell
40
36
.526
Vermont
38
37
.507
Tri-City
27
47
.365
2008
W L
McNamara Division
Staten Island
49
26
Brooklyn
45
30
Hudson Valley
40
35
Aberdeen
36
39
.653
.600
.533
.480
Pinckney Division
Batavia
46
28
Jamestown
47
29
Auburn
38
37
Williamsport
38
37
Mahoning Valley
31
44
State College
18
56
.622
.618
.507
.507
.413
.243
Stedler Division
Lowell
40
33
Oneonta
33
41
Vermont
33
42
Tri-City
28
45
.548
.446
.440
.384
2009
McNamara Division
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Hudson Valley
Aberdeen
Pinckney Division
Mahoning Valley
Williamsport
State College
Batavia
Jamestown
Auburn
Stedler Division
Lowell
Oneonta
Vermont
Tri-City
W L Pct.
2010
McNamara Division
Brooklyn
Hudson Valley
Aberdeen
Staten Island
Pinckney Division
Batavia
Jamestown
Williamsport
Auburn
State College
Mahoning Valley
Stedler Division
Tri-City
Connecticut
Vermont
Lowell
W L Pct.
47
45
38
30
29
30
37
44
.618
.600
.507
.405
49
42
38
37
34
26
27
34
38
39
42
49
.645
.553
.500
.487
.447
.347
45
35
34
27
30
39
41
48
.600
.473
.453
.360
51 24 .680
39
36
.520
34
40
.459
34
40
.459
45
29
.608
43
32
.573
43
33
.566
35 40 .467
33
42
.440
30
46
.395
38
38
36
24
36
37
38
50
.514
.507
.486
.324
2011
W L Pct.
McNamara Division
Staten Island
45
28
.616
Brooklyn
45 29 .608
Hudson Valley
37
39
.487
Aberdeen
24
51
.320
Pinckney Division
Auburn
45 30 .600
Williamsport
43 33 .566
Mahoning Valley
41
34
.547
Batavia
37 38 .493
Jamestown
35 40 .467
State College
31
44
.413
Stedler Division
Vermont*
39 35 .527
Connecticut
39 35 .527
Tri-City
33 42 .440
Lowell
29 45 .392
*Won Season Series vs. Connecticut
Pct.
51
STANDINGS (CONTD)
2012
McNamara Division
Hudson Valley
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Aberdeen
Pinckney Division
Auburn
Batavia
Jamestown
State College
Mahoning Valley
Williamsport
Stedler Division
Tri-City
Lowell
Connecticut
Vermont
W L Pct.
2013
McNamara Division
Aberdeen
Brooklyn
Hudson Valley
Staten Island
Pinckney Division
State College
Jamestown
Batavia
Williamsport
Mahoning Valley
Auburn
Stedler Division
Tri-City
Lowell
Connecticut
Vermont
W L Pct.
2014
McNamara Division
Hudson Valley
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Aberdeen
Pinckney Division
State College
Jamestown
Aubrun
Batavia
Mahoning Valley
Williamsport
Stedler Division
Tri-City
Connecticut
Lowell
Vermont
W L Pct.
2014 Players of the Week

B-Batter of the Week
P-Pitcher of the Week
52
24
.684
45 31 .592
30
45
.400
28 48 .368
B-Rowan Wick
P-Rowan Wick
46 30 .605
44 32 .579
35 40 .367
35
41
.461
30
45
.400
30 46 .395
51 25 .671
36 40 .374
35 40 .367
33 43 .434
40 32 .556
38 37 .507
38
37
.507
34
41
.453
48
27
.640
43 32 .573
39 36 .520
37 38 .493
30
44
.405
26 49 .347
44 32 .579
40 33 .548
33 42 .440
33 43 .434
46
30
.605
42 34 .553
37
38
.493
27 48 .360
48
28
.632
35
40
.467
34 41 .453
34
42
.447
33
42
.440
33
43
.434
48
42
37
33
28
34
38
43
.632
.553
.493
.434
52
June 16-22
State College
State College
June 23-29
B-Michael Gerber
Connecticut
P-Reynaldo Lopez
Auburn
June 30-July 6
B-J.D. Davis
Tri-City
P-Kieran Lovegrove
Mahoning Valley
July 7-13
B-J. Reed
Tri-City
P-Mitt Imhoff
Williamsport
July 14-20
B-Grant Kay
Hudson Valley
P-Corey Oswalt
Brooklyn
July 21-27
B-Maurico Dubon
Lowell
P-Matt Wotherspoon
Staten Island
July 28-August 3
B-J.P. Sportman
Vermont
P-Edubray Ramos
Williamsport
August 4-10
B-Rhys Hoskins
Williamsport
P-Martires Arias
Brooklyn
August 11-17
B-Bradley Zimmer
Mahoning Valley
P-Marcos Molina
Brooklyn
August 18-24
B-Jake Stone
State College
P-Joe Musgrove
Tri-City
August 25-September 1
B-Francisco Mejia
Mahoning Valley
P-Aaron Wilkerson
Lowell
ALICE H. NADER CUP PLAYOFF WINNERS

1939 Semifinals: Olean 3 of 4 over Bradford - Hamilton 3 of 5 over Batavia

Finals:
Olean 4 of 6 over Hamilton
1940 Semifinals: Olean 3 of 4 over Hamilton Batavia 3 of 5 over London

Finals:
Olean 4 of 6 over Batavia
1941 Semifinals: Hamilton 3 of 5 over Jamestown Bradford 3 over Batavia 2

Finals:
Bradford 4 of 5 over Hamilton
1942 Semifinals: Jamestown 3 straight over Hornell Olean 3 straight over Batavia

Finals:
Jamestown 4 of 6 over Olean
1943 Semifinals: Wellsville 3 of 4 over Hornell Jamestown 3 straight over Lockport

Finals:
Wellsville 4 of 7 over Jamestown
1944 Semifinals: Jamestown 3 straight over Batavia Lockport 3 straight over Hornell

Finals:
Jamestown 4 straight over Lockport
1945 Semifinals: Lockport 3 of 4 over Jamestown Batavia 3 of 4 over Bradford

Finals:
Batavia 4 of 7 over Lockport
1946 Semifinals: Jamestown 4 of 7 over Bradford Batavia 4 of 7 over Olean

Finals:
Batavia 4 of 6 over Lockport
1947 Semifinals: Jamestown 4 of 5 over Wellsville Olean 4 of 5 over Bradford

Finals:
Jamestown 4 of 6 over Olean
1948 Semifinals: Jamestown 4 of 5 over Hamilton Lockport 4 of 6 over Bradford

Finals:
Lockport 4 of 5 over Jamestown
1949 Semifinals: Hamilton 4 of 5 over Jamestown Bradford 4 of 7 over Batavia

Finals:
Bradford 4 of 5 over Hamilton
1950 Semifinals: Olean 4 of 6 over Hamilton Hornell 4 straight over Bradford

Finals:
Olean 4 of 7 over Hornell
1951 Semifinals: Hornell 4 of 5 over Jamestown Olean 4 of 7 over Hamilton

Finals:
Hornell 4 of 7 over Olean
1952 Semifinals: Jamestown 4 straight over Olean Hornell 4 of 5 over Hamilton

Finals:
Jamestown 4 straight over Hornell
1953 Semifinals: Jamestown 3 -0 over Bradford Hamilton 3-0 over Hornell

Finals:
Jamestown 4 of 5 over Hamilton
1954 Semifinals: Corning 3-0 over Hornell Jamestown 3-0 over Wellsville

Finals:
Corning 4 of 5 over Jamestown
1955 Semifinals: Hamilton 2 of 3 over Wellsville Corning 2 of 3 over Bradford

Finals:
Hamilton 3 straight over Corning
1956 Semifinals: Wellsville 2 of 3 over Hornell Olean 2 of 3 over Corning

Finals:
Wellsville 3 of 5 over Olean
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ALICE H. NADER CUP PLAYOFF WINNERS (CONTD)

1957 Semifinals:

Finals:
Batavia 2 of 3 over Wellsville Erie 2 of 3 over Corning

Erie 3 of 4 over Batavia
1958 Semifinals:

Finals:
Wellsville 2 of 3 over Auburn Geneva 2 straight over Olean

Geneva 3 straight over Wellsville
1959 Semifinals:

Finals:
Wellsville 2 straight over Corning Elmira 2 straight over Geneva

Wellsville 3 of 5 over Elmira
1960 Semifinals:

Finals:
Erie 2 straight over Corning Wellsville 2 of 3 over Auburn

Wellsville led Erie 2-1 in best of 5, called off due to continued rain.
1961 Semifinals:

Finals:
Olean 2 of 3 over Geneva Batavia 2 of 3 over Erie

Olean 2 of 3 over Batavia
1962 Semifinals:

Finals:
Auburn 2 straight over Jamestown Olean 2 straight over Erie

Auburn 2 straight over Olean
1963 Semifinals:

Finals:
Batavia 2-0 over Auburn Jamestown 2-0 over Wellsville

Batavia 2 of 3 over Jamestown
1964 Finals:
Auburn 4 of 6 over Geneva
1965
NO PLAYOFFS
1966 Finals:
Auburn 2 to 0 over Binghamton
1967
NO PLAYOFFS
1968 Semifinals:

Finals:
Auburn 1 to 0 over Williamsport Oneonta 1 to 0 over Newark

Oneonta 1 to 0 over Auburn
1969-1976
NO PLAYOFFS
1977 Finals:
Oneonta 2 to 0 over Batavia
1978 Finals:
Geneva 2 to 0 over Auburn
1979 Finals:
Oneonta 2 to 0 over Geneva
1980 Finals:
Oneonta 2 to 1 over Geneva
1981 Finals:
Oneonta 2 to 1 over Jamestown
1982 Finals:
Niagara Falls 2 to 1 over Oneonta
1983 Finals:
Utica 2 to 1 over Newark
1984 Finals:
Little Falls 2 to 1 over Newark
1985 Semifinals:

Finals:
Auburn 1 to 0 over Jamestown Oneonta 1 to 0 over Geneva

Oneonta 2 to 0 over Auburn
1986 Semifinals:

Finals:
Newark 1 to 0 over Oneonta St. Catharines 1 to 0 over Auburn

St. Catharines 2 to 1 over Newark
1987 Finals:
Geneva 2 to 0 over Watertown
1988 Finals:
Oneonta 2 to 0 over Jamestown
1989 Finals:
Jamestown 2 to 1 over Pittsfield
1990 Semifinals:

Finals:
Erie 2 to 1 over Jamestown Oneonta 2 to 0 over Geneva

Oneonta 2 to 1 over Erie
1991 Semifinals:

Finals:
Jamestown 1 to 0 over Erie Pittsfield 1 to 0 over Erie Elmira

Jamestown 2 to 0 over Pittsfield
1992 Semifinals:

Finals:
Geneva 2 to 0 over Utica Erie 1 to 0 over Hamilton

Geneva 2 to 0 over Erie
54
ALICE H. NADER CUP PLAYOFF WINNERS (CONTD)

1993 Semifinals:

Finals:
Niagara Falls 1-0 over St. Catharines Pittsfield 1-0 over Watertown
Niagara Falls 2 to 0 over Pittsfield
1994 Semifinals:

Finals:
Auburn 2 to 0 over Watertown New Jersey 2 to 1 over Jamestown

New Jersey 2 to 0 over Auburn
1995 Semifinals:

Finals:
Watertown 2 to 1 over Batavia Vermont 2 to 0 over Hudson Valley

Watertown 2 to 1 over Vermont
1996 Semifinals:

Finals:
Vermont 2 to 0 over Pittsfield St Catharines 2 to 0 over Watertown

Vermont 2 to 1 over St. Catharines
1997 Semifinals:

Finals:
Batavia 2 to 0 over Oneonta Pittsfield 2 to 0 over Erie

Pittsfield 2 to 1 over Batavia
1998 Semifinals:

Finals:
Auburn 2 to 0 over Batavia Oneonta 2 to 0 over Hudson Valley

Auburn & Oneonta Co-Champions (series being rained out)
1999 Semifinals:

Finals:
Mahoning Valley 2-0 over Batavia Hudson Valley 2-1 over Utica
Hudson Valley 2 to 1 over Mahoning Valley
2000 Semifinals:

Finals:
Mahoning Valley 2-0 over Batavia Staten Island 2-1 over Queens
Staten Island 2 to 1 over Mahoning Valley
2001 Semifinals:

Finals:
Williamsport 2-1 over Jamestown Brooklyn 2-1 over Staten Island

Williamsport & Brooklyn declared Co-Champions (Due to 9-11-01).
2002 Semifinals:

Finals:
Staten Island 2-0 over Williamsport, Oneonta 2-0 over Auburn

Staten Island 2 to 0 over Oneonta
2003 Semifinals:

Finals:
Williamsport 2 to 0 over Auburn Brooklyn 2 to 1 over Oneonta

Williamsport 2 to 0 over Brooklyn
2004 Semifinals:

Finals:
Mahoning Valley 2 to 0 over Auburn Tri-City 2 to 1 over Brooklyn

Mahoning Valley 2 to 0 over Tri-City
2005 Semifinals:

Finals:
Staten Island 2 to 0 over Williamsport Auburn 2 to 0 over Oneonta

Staten Island 2 to 0 over Auburn
2006 Semifinals:

Finals:
Tri-City 2-1 over Auburn Staten Island 2-1 over Brooklyn

Staten Island 2 to 1 over Tri-City
2007 Semifinals:

Finals:
Auburn 2-1 over Oneonta Brooklyn 2-0 over Staten Island

Auburn 2-0 over Brooklyn
2008 Semifinals:

Finals:
Batavia 2-1 over Lowell Jamestown 2-0 over Staten Island

Batavia 2-0 over Jamestown
2009 Semifinals:
Staten Island 2-1 over Lowell - Mahoning Valley 2-1 over Brooklyn
Finals:
Staten Island 2-1 over Mahoning Valley
2010 Semifinals:
Tri-City 2-1 over Batavia - Brooklyn 2-1 over Jamestown
Tri-City 2-0 over Brooklyn
Finals
2011 Semifinals:
Auburn 2-1 over Vermont - Staten Island 2-1 over Brooklyn
Staten Island 2-0 over Auburn
Finals
2012 Semifinals:
Hudson Valley 2-1 over Brooklyn - Tri-City 2-1 over Auburn
Hudson Valley 2-1 over Tri-City
Finals
2013 Semifinals:

Finals
2014 Semifinals:

Finals
Tri-City 2-0 over Aberdeen - State College 2-1 over Jamestown

Tri-City 2-1 over State College
State College 2-1 over Hudson Valley - Tri-City 2-0 over Connecticut
State College 2-1 over Tri-City
55
SINGLE SEASON TEAM RECORDS

TEAM BATTING
Highest Batting Average
Lowest Batting Average
Most Hits
Fewest Hits
Most Home Runs
Fewest Home Runs
Most Grand Slams
Most Triples
Fewest Triples
Most Doubles
Fewest Doubles
Most At Bats
Most Runs Scored
Most Total Bases
Most Sacrifices Hits
Most Sacrifice Flies
Most Stolen Bases
Most Bases on Balls
Fewest Bases on Balls
Most Intentional Bases on Balls
Most Batters Hit By Pitch
Most Runs Batted In
Most Strike Outs
Most Runners Caught Stealing
Fewest Runner Caught Stealing
Most Runners Left on Base
Fewest Runners Left on Base
TEAM
Utica
Vermont
Utica
Niagara Falls
Utica
Jamestown & N.J.
Batavia
Oneonta
Erie
Auburn
Oneonta
Erie
Geneva
Erie
Vermont
Oneonta
Utica
Little Falls
Williamsport
Oneonta
Mahoning Valley
Auburn
Hudson Valley
Utica
Lowell, Brooklyn
Batavia
Utica
YEAR
1983
2001
1983
1970
1982
1973, 1994
1969
1976
1986
2004, 2005
1971
1991
1978
1991
2010
1974
1988
1979
2014
1981
2011
1967
1996
1988
1998, 2011
1968
1995
RECORD
.313
.208
793
439
120
11
6
46
4
165
59
2700
559
1353
66
36
270
438
150
38
68
485
720
97
14
676
431
TEAM FIELDING
Highest Fielding Percentage
Lowest Fielding Percentage
Most Assists
Most Errors
Least Errors
Most Double Plays
Fewest Passed Balls
Most Passed Balls

TEAM
Tri-City
Oneonta
Vermont
Batavia
Tri-City
Batavia
New Jersey & Lowell
Auburn (2x)
& Watertown
YEAR
2006
1976
2014
1984
2006
1995
2002, 2006
RECORD
.979
.921
.995
184
60
90
3
56
1977, 1979, 1985
39
SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

BATTING
Games
Home Runs
Grand Slam Home Runs
Triples
Doubles
Hits
Runs Batted In

Total Bases
Sacrifice Hits
Sacrifice Flies
Stolen Bases
Most Times Caught Stealing

Most At Bats
Most Runs Scored
Most Bases on Balls
Most Strike Outs
Most Times Hit By Pitch
PLAYER
TEAM
YEAR RECORD
James Bullinger
Geneva
1986
78
John Hennell
Utica
1982
23
Several Players Tied
3
Reid Gorecki
New Jersey
2002
13
Rodney Nye
Pittsfield
1999
30
Matthew Watson
Vermont
1999
108
Dennis Carter
Erie
1985
77
Gary Holle
Newark
1976
77
Don Jacoby
Utica
1983
185
Mott Hyde
Tri-City
2014
15
Dennis Werth
Oneonta
1974
10
Geoff Doggett
Geneva
1982
66
Shawn Scott
St. Catharines
1990
19
Ed Bady
Vermont
1995
19
Ambiorix Concepcion
Brooklyn
2004
324
Mark Gilbert
Geneva
1978
83
John Buszka
Batavia
1976
76
Dave Cochrane
Little Falls
1982
117
Christopher Gimenez
Mah Valley
2004
24
PITCHING (min. 76 IP)

Most Wins

Most Losses
Fewest Losses (114 inn)
Most Games Appeared In
Most Games Started

Most Complete Games

Most Innings Pitched
Most Home Runs Yielded
Fewest Home Runs Yielded
Most Bases on Balls (115 inn)
Fewest Bases on Balls
Most Hit Batters

Most Strikeouts (127 inn)
Most Shutouts (15 Starts)
Most Wild Pitches
Most Saves
Most Runs Allowed
Most Earned Runs Allowed
Fewest Runs Allowed (121 IP)
Fewest Earned Runs Allowed
Most Hits Allowed (120 inn)
PLAYER
TEAM
YEAR
C. Robert Parker
Geneva
1978
Daniel Freed
Jamestown
1988
Kyle Channing
Watertown
1985
Neil Mersch
Oneonta
1973
Roy Moretti
Utica
1982
Chris Jones
St. Catharines
1986
Steve Cummings
St. Catharines
1986
Robert Jajczan
Oneonta
1973
Mark Wiley
Auburn
1970
Jerry Bell
Newark
1969
David Jensen
Little Falls
1982
3 Tied With
Ronnie Sims
Elmira
1973
Derek Adair
Batavia
1997
Mike Irwin
Auburn
1990
Michael Eisenberg
Mahoning Valley
2007
Mark Wiley
Auburn
1970
Mark Wiley
Auburn
1970
Glenn M. Coombs
Welland
1991
Jamie Cochran
Hamilton
1992
Leo Pinnick
Auburn
1968
Leo Pinnick
Auburn
1968
Dan Freed
Jamestown
1988
Dan Freed
Jamestown
1988
Paul Splittorff
Corning
1969
RECORD
13
13
11
0
42
18
18
14
14
132
18
0
87
4
16
16
144
5
25
24
75
61
16
9
127
PITCHERS (min. 15 games)

Highest Percentage
Most Putouts
Most Assists
Most Errors
Fewest Errors
Most Double Plays
PLAYER
TEAM
YEAR
Several tied
Chris Beasley
Batavia
1984
Dan Pettit
Jamestown
1983
Tom Koutrouga
Jamestown
1998
Several tied
Chris Beasley
Batavia
1984
RECORD
1.000
17
37
8
0
7
CATCHERS (min. 40 games)

Highest Percentage

Most Putouts
Most Assists
Most Errors
Least Errors
Most Double Plays

Most Passed Balls
Least Passed Balls

PLAYER
R. Gonzales
J. Estrada
J.P. Arencibia
Luis A. Rodriguez
John Posey
Richard Gonzales
C. Martine
A. Butera
Sarn Killingsworth
Gregory Almond
Johnny Estrada
RECORD
1.000
1.000
460
80
20
0
8
8
27
3
3
57
TEAM
Watertown
Batavia
Auburn
St Catharines
Newark
Watertown
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Newark
Glens Falls
Batavia
YEAR
1995
1997
2007
1995
1986
1995
1997
2005
1973
1993
1997
SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

1ST BASEMEN (min. 40 games)
Highest Percentage

Most Putouts
Most Assists
Most Errors
Least Errors
Most Double Plays

PLAYER
G. Guin
F. Connelly
Robert Daly
Graham Koonce
Alejandro Jimenez
Donald Olsen
Javier Scruggs
John Alexander
2ND BASEMEN (min. 15 games)

Highest Percentage
Most Putouts
Most Assists

Most Errors
Least Errors
Most Double Plays

YEAR
1981
1980
1995
1995
1987
1995
2008
2013
RECORD
.999
.999
724
70
18
0
66
66
PLAYER
TEAM
Howard Shapira
Geneva
James Mouton
Auburn
P. Daddario
Batavia
J. Damon
Jamestown
Stephen Scafa
Oneonta
Several Tied
Scott Kidd
Oneonta
Dudley Leonara
Aberdeen
YEAR
1979
1991
1984
1981
1981
85/08
1997
2011
RECORD
.995
170
240
240
29
1
52
52
3RD BASEMEN (min. 40 games)

Highest Percentage
Most Putouts
Most Assists
Most Errors
Least Errors (Tie)

Most Double Plays

PLAYER
Adam Gaylord
Dan Monzon
Timothy Jorgenson
Mark Scoville
Carlos Alonso
Kelson Brown
Robert Hinds
Mychal Givens
TEAM
Aberdeen
Auburn
Watertown
Auburn
Williamsport
State College
Oneonta
Aberdeen
YEAR
2010
1967
1995
1969
2010
2010
1992
2011
RECORD
.970
80
205
44
3
3
33
54
SHORTSTOPS (min. 40 games)

Highest Percentage
Most Putout
Most Assists
Most Errors

Least Errors
Most Double Plays

PLAYER
Matt Bouchard
Wilson Valdez
Kelly Dransfelt
S. McCartney
D. Walls
Addison Maruszak
Mark Thompson
Cesar Valera
TEAM
Brooklyn
Vermont
Hudson Valley
Newark
Batavia
Staten Island
Mahoning Valley
State College
YEAR
2007
2000
1996
1969
1969
2008
2007
2013
RECORD
.972
136
253
41
41
6
49
49
OUTFIELDERS (min. 55 games)

Highest Percentage
Most Putouts
Most Assists
Most Errors
Least Errors
Most Double Plays
PLAYER
TEAM
YEAR
Several Tied
Randall L. Curtis
Pittsfield
1991
Jordan Luplow
Jamestown
2014
Charlie Pinkney
Batavia
1975
Several Tied
90/08
Stephen Bowling
Newark
1974
58
TEAM
Erie
Geneva
Pittsfield
Jamestown
Little Falls
Vermont
Batavia
Hudson Valley
RECORD
1.000
213
17
20
0
6
The New York-Penn League Hall of Fame was established in 2012 to recognize
individuals for their overall accomplishments or contributions to the league
both on the field of play or in an administrative role. The Hall of Fame
inductions include three parts recognizing NYPL alumni, notable league
personnel and team officials, and individuals nominated and voted on by New
York-Penn League clubs.
The Hall of Fame inductions will occur annually at the league All-Star Game,
the first of which inducted seven NYPL alumni at the 2012 New York-Penn
League All-Star Game in Niles, OH on August 14th. The seven inductees
include:
Wade Boggs
Boggs hit .263 for the Elmira Pioneers in 1976. He would

not hit below .300 again until 1992, his final year with the
Red Sox. While with the Red Sox, Boggs won five American
League batting titles, including four consecutive. from 19851988. He remains the only player in Major League history
to collect 200 hits and score 100 runs in seven consecutive
seasons. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in
2005 and to the NY-P Leagues All-Time Team in 2010.
Nellie Fox
Fox hit .304 for the Jamestown Falcons in 1944. Fox spent 19 years in the
major leagues, 14 of which playing for the Chicago White
Sox, earning 12 All-Star selections during that time. The
highlight of Foxs career came in 1959 when he helped
lead the White Sox to their first pennant in 40 years while
being named the American Leagues Most Valuable Player.
Fox was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1997
Phil Niekro
Niekro was 2-1 with a 7.76 ERA for the Wellsville Braves in
1959. Nicknamed Knucksie because of his skill and use with the knuckleball,
Niekro went on to win 318 games in the majors and was inducted into the
Baseball Hall of Fame in 1997.
59
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE HALL OF FAME
Tony Perez
Perez played two full seasons for the Geneva Redlegs, hitting
.279 in 1960 and .348 with 27 home runs in 1961. Perez was
one of the premier RBI men of his generation, driving in 100
or more runs seven times during his 23-year career. Perez,
a 7-time All-Star, played in two World Series Championships
for the 1975 and 1976 Cincinnati Reds. He was inducted into
the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2000, and the NY-P Leagues
All-Time Team in 2011.
Jim Rice
Rice hit .256 for the 1971 Williamsport Red Sox. One of
the most feared right-handed hitters of his era, Rice hit
20 or more home runs in 11 of his 12 major league
seasons. He led the American League in total bases four
times, home runs three times, RBIs twice, and slugging
percentage twice. Rice was named an All-Star 8 times
and won the American League Most Valuable Player
Award in 1978. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of
Fame in 2009, and to the NY-P Leagues All-Time Team
in 2011.
Warren Spahn
Spahn played for the 1940 Bradford Bees, finishing the

season 5-4 with a 2.73 ERA. Spahn would dominate the
opposing hitters throughout his 21 year career and is the
5th winningest pitcher of all time (363 wins). Spahn was
elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1973.
Robin Yount
Yount played for the Newark CoPilots in 1973 hitting .285 in his only minor league
season. Yount played 20 seasons, all with the Milwaukee
Brewers, and led all other players in hits during the
1980s. In addition to his 1982 and 1989 Most Valuable
Player awards, Yount earned 3 All-Star selections, 3
Silver Slugger awards and a Gold Glove. He finished his
caree with 3,142 hits and was elected to the Baseball
Hall of Fame in 1999, and the NY-P Leagues All-Time
Team in 2010.
Robert Julian
Served as President of the NYPL from 1992 until 2001. He presided over
numerous franchises shift to larger markets during his presidency that saw
league attendance almost tripling from 684,000 fans in 1992 to 1.6 million
fans in 2001. The leagues yearly individual award for Community and Baseball
Service is named in his honor.
60
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE HALL OF FAME
Vince McNamara
McNamara was named president of the New York-Penn League in 1948 and
served as head of the loop for 37 years. In 1972, the National Association of
Professional Baseball Leagues paid tribute to McNamara for his years of
service by saluting him as the King of Baseball. One of the leagues 3
divisions is named in his honor as is the award for the Outstanding Club in the
NYPL.
Sam Nader
After helping to bring baseball back to Oneonta with the Oneonta Red Sox, he
purchased the newly named Oneonta Yankees in 1967. Nader served in many
roles and held titles as an owner and executive with the team until selling the
franchise in 2008. He was an integral part of the league in his over 40 years
as an owner
Leo Pinckney
In 1958, he spearheaded a successful fundraising campaign to get Auburns

city team into the New York-Penn League. He served as the Auburns first
president and was later named the president of the New York-Penn League, a
position he held from 1984 until 1992. One of the leagues 3 divisions is
named in his honor as well as the leagues Promotional Award given annually
to the team deemed best in the areas of promotions.
Robert Stedler
Stedler is considered a founder of the New York-Penn League. He served as

League President for 10 years. One of the leagues 3 divisions is named in
his honor as well as the Stedler Award, given yearly to the player in the league
deemed likely to go the farthest in pro baseball. In addition, the yearly
individual award for the Executive of the Year is named after him.
John Elway
Elway spent the summer of 1982 playing for the Oneonta Yankees of the New
York-Penn League. He would hit .318 with 4 home runs and 25 RBI in 45
games. He, of course, went on to have a Hall of Fame career as quarterback
for the NFLs Denver Broncos.
Randy Johnson
The 6-foot-10-inch left hander began his professional career with the
Jamestown Expos of the New York-Penn League during the 1985 season,
starting 8 games and striking out 21 batters. In 22 MLB seasons Johnson
would amass 303 victories. His 4,875 strikeouts are the most all-time by a
left-handed pitcher and second overall behind only Nolan Ryan.
Charlie Wride
Wride has been a board member, team historian, PA Announcer, umpire

attendant, and general goodwill ambassador. In recognition of his efforts,
Charlie was inducted into the Auburn Baseball Wall of Fame in 2007. Charlie
has devoted countless hours to the New York-Penn League as the circuits
historian, since 1998. His research has been critical in helping to fill in the
blanks for many records, statistics, and rosters in league history.
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YEARLY BATTING CHAMPIONS

YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
AVG
YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
Hamilton
Batavia
Jamestown
Jamestown
Batavia
Hornell
Jamestown
Wellsville
Jamestown
Jamestown
Batavia
Hornell
Olean
Batavia
Jamestown
Hornell
Hornell
Olean
Olean
Olean
Wellsville
Erie
Geneva
Erie
Jamestown
Bing.
Geneva
Jamestown
Auburn
Geneva
Auburn
Williamsport
Auburn
Jamestown
Geneva
Oneonta
Batavia
Oneonta
.397
.342
.358
.353
.369
.338
.338
.352
.338
.369
.390
.422
.407
.373
.372
.398
.435
.368
.407
.338
.356
.348
.348
.342
.327
.365
.331
.335
.389
.353
.349
.368
.402
.319
.352
.348
.309
.391
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991

1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Batavia
.356
Geneva
.344
Utica
.359
Little Falls .346
Utica
.337
Utica
.340
Jamestown .387
Newark
.351
Jamestown .336
Batavia
.333
Newark
.320
Auburn
.351
Watertown .347
Jamestown .364
Erie
.338
St. Cath.
.338
Pittsfield
.356
Niag Falls .341
Pittsfield
.365
Hud. Valley .358
New Jersey .344
Utica
.352
Watertown .351
Vermont
.380
Pittsfield
.349
Oneonta
.340
Mah. Valley .349
Auburn
.351
Tri-City
.344
Jamestown .335
Tri-City
.336
Mah. Valley .360
Jamestown .347
Tri-City
.326
Brooklyn
.351
Brooklyn
.355
Tri-City
.358
State College .341
Brooklyn
.364
Hank Redmond
Eddie Howard
John Newman
John Newman
Ben Visan
John Gwosden
Barney Hearn
Joe Abreau
Andrew Alexson
Pat Haggerty
Eddie Kobesky
Chico Sierra
Paul Owens
Howie Jennings
George Alusik
Robert Yoder
Fran Bonair
Paul Owens
Paul Owens
Nate Dickerson
Marchial Allen
Pablo Mitchell
Atanasio Perez
Ted Uhlaender
Mike Holodick
Went Esteridge
Richard Smith
D. McCammon
Tommy Cole
Gerald Merlet
Dave Schmidt
Lambert Ford
Jack Maloof
Cannon Smith
Kerry Dineen
Dave Bergman
Charles Pinkney
Garry Smith
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Salvatore Rende
Mike Turgeon
B. Stemberger
Roger Frash
Tom Romano
Ray Alonzo
G. Chadwick
Randy Riley
George Flower
Tom Hinzo
John Voight
Andres Mota
Marc Tepper
Rob Katzaroff
Rich Juday
Robert Butler
Ed Alfonzo
Eric Danapilis
Jason Payton
C. Brumbaugh
Joe Freitas
Raul Franco
Scott Pratt
Matt Watson
Chris Basak
Juan Francia
Francisco Louis
Vito Chiaravalloti
Ben Zobrist
Gaby Sanchez
Jordan Parraz
Todd Martin
Miguel Fermin
J.D. Martinez
Darrell Ceciliani
Dan Muno
Tyler Heineman
Steven Ramos
Conner Spencer
AVG
YEARLY RUNS CHAMPIONS

YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
1939
1940

1941
1942
1943

1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953

1954
1955
1956
1957
1958

1959
1960
1961
1962
1963

1964

1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
Olean
Olean
Hamilton
Jamestown
Jamestown
Jamestown
Lockport
Erie
Bradford
Batavia
Bradford
Jamestown
Bradford
Hornell
Olean
Hornell
Olean
Jamestown
Hornell
Bradford
Olean
Corning
Wellsville
Wellsville
Geneva
Auburn
Geneva
Auburn
Jamestown
Auburn
Auburn
Wellsville
Binghamton
Auburn
Auburn
Auburn
Batavia
Oneonta
Auburn
Oneonta
Auburn
Oneonta
Batavia
Newark
William Moore
George Higgins
W. Auchenbach
John Newman
Pat McNair
Otis Davis
Ray Sowins
Glen Brundis
G. Gasdaska
Dick Kokos
Ed Trojanowski
Howard Gutshall
Emil Carlini
Don Zimmer
Stan Anderson
Maury Wills
Pablo Rivera
Frank McElroy
Robert Yoder
Tom Keane
Lou Vassie
Norm Bernard
Charles Bergdoll
Ray Withrow
Gus Gill
Ronnie Retton
Cesar Tovar
Dick Bazinet
Mike Holodick
Dick Bazinet
Dan Napoleon
Bill Schlesinger
Dave Truelock
John Gonsalves
Danny Monzon
Cliff Foster
Richard Walls
Tom OConnor
Jack Maloof
Terry Whitfield
Rick Bosetti
Marv Thompson
Charles Pinkney
Gary Holle
RUNS
YEAR PLAYER
110
110
110
112
124
116
116
106
133
118
125
111
127
146
134
108
118
118
130
115
116
104
104
104
104
136
134
113
105
105
129
129
96
98
82
66
67
56
57
65
68
62
48
70
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983

1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993

1994
1995
1996
1997
1998

1999
2000
2001

2002

2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

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TEAM
RUNS
Ron Sorey
Utica
57
Mark Gilbert
Geneva
83
Gene Glynn
Jamestown 71
Mike Ciampa
Elmira
59
Greg Guin
Erie
67
John Hennell
Utica
68
Don Jacoby
Utica
67
Barry Moss
Utica
67
Lance Johnson Erie
63
Doug Dascenzo Geneva
59
Tom Baine
Erie
55
Don Buford Jr.
Newark
68
Marquis Grissom Jamestown 69
Pablo Gomez
Watertown
64
Mike Songini
Erie
61
Randy Curtis
Pittsfield
72
Shawn Wills
Batavia
53
Richard Prieto
Watertown
53
Shannon Stewart St. Cath.
53
Chris Truby
Auburn
56
Omar Sanchez St. Cath.
62
Chris Stowers
Vermont
58
Kennouth James Auburn
61
Keith Ginter
Auburn
55
Carlos Duncan Batavia
55
Val. Pascucci
Vermont
62
Greg Donato
Jamestown 56
Todd Self
Pittsfield
52
Kevin Youkilis
Lowell
52
Reid Gorecki
New Jersey 55
Ben Francisco
Mah. Valley 55
Juan Peralta
Auburn
62
Argenis Reyes
Mah. Valley 53
Mike Hollimon
Oneonta
66
Scott Sizemore Oneonta
49
Justin Snyder
Staten Island 68
Miguel Fermin
Jamestown 54
Derrick Gibson Lowell
54
Darrell Ceciliani Brooklyn
56
Tony Wolters
Mah. Valley 50
Roman Quinn
Williamsport 56
Zach Green
Williamsport 52
Nick Thompson State College 47
Hunter Lockwood Hudson Valley 47
YEARLY HITS CHAMPIONS

YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970

1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976

Hamilton
Olean
Jamestown
Jamestown
Jamestown
Batavia
Jamestown
Batavia
Jamestown
Jamestown
Bradford
Olean
Olean
Hornell
Bradford
Hornell
Erie
Olean
Batavia
Batavia
Wellsville
Erie
Geneva
Jamestown
Jamestown
Auburn
Geneva
Auburn
Auburn
Jamestown
Auburn
Williamsport
Auburn
Auburn
Jamestown
Oneonta
Oneonta
Batavia
Newark
Elmira
Henry Redmond
Larry Mancini
Frank Heller
George Lerchen
Otis Davis
Robert Rothel
Ken Humphrey
Dick Kokos
Doc Alexson
Howard Gutshall
Dan Carnevale
Chuck Harmon
Paul Owens
Maury Wills
John Maggio
Robert Yoder
John Schaive
Glenn Owens
Ken Kraynak
Harold Jones
Marcial Allen
Pablo Mitchell
Tony Perez
Rigoberto Mena
Mike Holodick
Dan Napoleon
Richard Smith
Joseph Moock
Tommy Cole
Manual Crespo
Dave Schmidt
Lambert Ford
Jackson Miller
Jack Maloof
Felix Arce
Steven Coulson
Pat Peterson
Charles Pinkney
Gary Holle
Mike Ongarato
HITS
166
174
145
167
156
164
165
166
163
171
192
206
187
160
184
201
178
155
157
160
164
157
160
154
178
175
158
146
96
95
95
88
88
103
79
95
88
76
81
81
64
YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982

1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Utica
Geneva
Jamestown
Geneva
Jamestown
Utica
Jamestown
Utica
Erie
Utica
St. Cath.
Auburn
Auburn
Watertown
Jamestown
St. Cath.
Pittsfield
Niagara Falls
Auburn
Hud. Valley
Vermont
Utica
Hud. Valley
Vermont
Mah Valley
Hud. Valley
Williamsport
Williamsport
Mah Valley
Tri-City
Oneonta
Staten Island
Jamestown
Williamsport
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Connecticut
State College
Brooklyn
Boomer Wells
Mike Turgeon
Kalvin Adams
Russ Piggott
John Damon
John Hennell
Ricky Lemon
Don Jacoby
Lance Johnson
Andrew Donatelli
Oscar Escobar
Dan Nyssen
Andy Mota
Fabio Gomez
Robbie Katzaroff
Robert Butler
Edgar Alfonzo
Mike Wiseley
Chris Truby
Cliff Brumbaugh
Chris Stowers
Raul Franco
Sean Mahoney
Matt Watson
Nathan Janowicz
Edgar Gonzalez
Jorge Cortes
Nyjer Morgan
Argenus Reyes
Neil Sellers
Scott Sizemore
Justin Snyder
Paul Gran
Leandro Castro
Darrell Ceciliani
Mason Williams
Danry Vasquez
Steven Ramos
Jhoan Urena
HITS
97
98
99
85
91
91
91
105
96
87
100
96
95
98
107
105
106
92
91
101
90
103
86
108
90
92
83
92
101
96
96
87
89
81
95
94
90
86
85
YEARLY AT BATS LEADERS

YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
1939 James Cooney

Olean
1940 Lawrence Mancini Olean
1941 John ONeil
Jamestown
1942 George Lerchen Jamestown
1943 Otis Davus
Jamestown
1944 John Sebastian Lockport
1945 Ken Humphrey Jamestown
1946 Ted Bartz
Jamestown
1947 Joe Tedesco
Bradford
1948 Howard Gutshall Jamestown
1949 Dan Carnnevale Bradford
1950 Chuck Harmon
Olean
1951 Paul Owens
Olean
1952 Maury Wills
Hornel
1953 John Maggio
Bradford
1954 Charles Soraci
Hornell
1955 John Schaive
Erie
1956 William Hardy
Corning
1957 William Dow
Bataiva
1958 Chico Ruiz
Geneva
1959 Chico Diaz
Wellsville
1960 Gary Hess
Corning
1961 Roberto Sanchez Batavia
1962 Bernie Smith
Auburn
1963 Mike Holodick
Jamestown
1964 John Pavlus
Auburn
1965 David Smith
Auburn
1966 Joe Moock
Auburn
1967* Harry Wright
Batavia
1968 Jerry Terrell
Auburn
1969 Edwin Waters
Oneonta
1970 Mark Giegler
Batavia
1971 Dante Rosario
Newark
1972 Don Hopkins
Jamestown
1973 Rick Bosetti
Auburn
1974 Mike Edwards
Niagara Falls
1975 Dale Berra
Niagara Falls
1976 Rich Walterhouse Niagara Falls
1977 Greg Wells
Utica
1978 Joe Hicks
Geneva
AB
YEAR PLAYER
435
477
467
535
475
515
519
518
507
530
515
551
459
533
516
522
535
522
483
530
492
500
494
482
544
542
520
497
308
304
292
279
275
291
282
275
269
258
286
291
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994

1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001

2002

2003
2004
2005

2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
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TEAM
AB
Wallace Johnson Jamestown 284

Russ Piggott
Geneva
271
Willie Cooley
Jamestown 304
Williams Dotson Jamestown 307
Wilber Carabllo Little Falls
308
Bernardo Brito Batavia
297
Luis Medinas
Batavia
290
Santiago Escobar St. Catharines 320
Dan Nyssen
Auburn
305
Marquis Grissom Jamestown 291
Fabio Gomez
Waterton
296
Rob Katzaroff
Jamestown 294
Rob Butler
St. Catharines 311
Edgardo Alfonzo Pittsfield
298
Shannon Stewart St. Catharines 301
Todd Whitehurst Pittsfield
288
Fausto Solano
St. Catharines 288
Marlon Anderson Batavia
312
Abe Nunex
St. Catharines 297
Rusty McNamara Batavia
295
Mike Moreno
Williamsport 286
Matt Cepicky
Vermont
323
Ron Acuna
Pittsfield
287
Richard Lewis
Jamestown 285
Bill McCarty
Jamestown 285
Willie Rivera
Auburn
290
Ryant Riley
Hudson Valley 290
Josh Anderson Lowell
297
Argenis Reyes
Mah. Valley 324
Jordan Parraz
Tri-City
282
Brett Gardner
Staten Island 282
Scott Sizemore Oneonta
294
Dominic Brown Williamsport 285
Cody Overbeck Williamsport 290
J.P. Ramirez
Vermont
295
271
Keury De La Cruz Lowell
300
Chris Serritella Williamsport 300
Harold Ramirez Jamestown 274
Jhoan Urena
Brooklyn
283
YEARLY DOUBLES LEADERS

YEAR PLAYER
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967

1968

1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977

1978

1979
1980

TEAM
Henry Redmond Hamilton

Henry Redmond Hamilton
James Hanon
Bradford
Walt Van Grofski Wellsville
Ernie Hrovatic
Jamestown
Bob Rothel
Batavia
Steve Kromko
Batavia
Dick Kokos
Batavia
Hyman Prosk
Olean
George Scherger Olean
Danny Carnevale Bradford
Chuck Harmon Olean
Chuck Harmon Olean
Malcom Mick
Olean
Ron Plaza
Hamilton
Gene Davis
Hamilton
John Schaive
Erie
John Wisniewski Olean
Dick Selinger
Wellsville
Marcial Allen
Wellsville
Amado Samuel Wellsville
Bill Halter
Corning
Fabio Fiallo
Auburn
Steven Reeves Geneva
Tony Conigliaro Wellsville
Jim Munoz
Geneva
Bill Brown
Geneva
Dave McCammon Jamestown
Larry Rathje
Auburn
Harry Wright
Batavia
Tom Lolos
Auburn
Jerry Terrell
Auburn
Dave Schmidt
Auburn
Martin Cott
Williamsport
Dante Rosario
Newark
Frank Slaton
Newark
Jim Bendick
Newark
Dennis Werth
Oneonta
Bill Robbins
Niagara Falls
Hary Holle
Newark
S. Rende/G. Wells Batavia/Utica
/D. Obal
/Geneva
Joe Hicks
Geneva
Brian Dayette
Oneonta
Mike Diaz
Geneva
Luis Gozman
Utica
Fritzie Connally Geneva
2B
YEAR PLAYER
32
35
38
42
37
33
39
37
43
49
47
47
37
36
37
39
41
38
37
37
36
29
35
29
42
32
24
23
19
19
17
17
21
16
17
15
21
23
19
16
17
1981
1982

1983
1984

1985

1986

1987
1988

1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994

1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003

2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011

2012
2013

2014
20
20
19
18
18
66
TEAM
2B
Greg Guin
Erie
20
Wes Kent
Niagara Falls 20
Sam Nattile
Elmira
20
Wilmer Caraballo Little Falls
21
Bernardo Brito Batavia
19
Mike Goff
Elmira
19
Dennis Carter
Elmira
20
Wayne Rogalski Auburn
20
Roger Haggerty Elmira
16
Jim Bullinger
Geneva
16
Gary Cooper
Auburn
16
Santiago Escobar St. Catharines 16
Jim Barragan
Utica
23
Bryn Kosco
Jamestown 19
Roy Gilbert
Erie
19
Sherman Obando Oneonta
23
Paul Torres
Geneva
24
John OBrien
Hamilton
23
Chad Tredaway Geneva
19
Dee Dowler
Geneva
26
Todd Betts
Waterton
18
Jon Saffer
Vermont
18
Bob Daly
Pittsfield
22
Joe Pomierski
Hudson Valley 25
Pat Cutshall
Auburn
23
Charley Carter Auburn
24
Rodney Nye
Pittsfield
30
Mitch Jones
Staten Island 28
Ernie Durazo
Auburn
22
John Santor
New Jersey 24
Brock Koman
Tri-City
25
Ryan Mulhern
Mah. Valley 25
Adam Lind
Auburn
23
Steven Pearce
Williamsport 26
Chris Vinyard
Aberdeen
20
Jorge Jimenez
Lowell
23
Jeremy Syan
Jamestown 21
Yan Gomes
Auburn
23
Ryan Fisher
Jamestown 24
Matt Skole
Auburn
23
Dan Muno
Brooklyn
23
Jake Lowery
Mah. Valley 23
Chris Serritella Williamsport 24
Johnny Field
Hudson Valley 20
Zach Green
Williamsport 20
Andrew Knapp Williamsport 20
Isaias Tejado
Staten Island 21
YEARLY TRIPLES LEADERS

YEAR PLAYER
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952

1953
1954
1955
1956

1957
1958
1959

1960
1961

1962
1963
1964

1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971

1972

1973
1974

1975
1976

TEAM
Jim Coughlin
Bradford
Wes Cox
London
Vic Barnhaart
London
George Lerchen Jamestown
Ernie Hrovatic
Jamestown
Dan Hasenmayer Bradford
Ken Humphrey Jamestown
Jim Babcock
Olean
Rod Woods
Hamilton
Howard Gutshall Jamestown
George Kissell
Hamilton
Richard Eaton
Jamestown
Emil Karlik
Jamestown
Gary Hayes
Corning
Joe Melago
Jamestown
Francis McElroy Jamestown
Ron Witucki
Jamestown
Tom Keane
Bradford
Wendell Antonie Jamestown
Jackson Queen Jamestown
Fred Duval
Corning
Allen Yaeger
Corning
G. McCafferty
Wellsville
Cesar Tovar
Geneva
Larry Daniels
Elmira
Cesar Tovar
Geneva
Jim Rooker
Jamestown
Ted Uhlaender Erie
George Scott
Wellsvilee
Bill Bradley
Batavia
Wenton Etheridge Binghamton
Jerry Jenney
Binghamton
Willie Mobley
Binghamton
Dan Monzon
Auburn
Rick Guarnera
Geneva
Buddy Whitely Auburn
Bryan Lambe
Batavia
Hector Gonzalez Jamestown
Bob Still
Oneonta
Darryl Jones
Oneonta
Terry Whitfield Oneonta
Kerry Dineen
Oneonta
Mike Edwards
Newark
Dave Bergman Oneonta
Dennis Werth
Oneonta
Nate Chapman Oneonta
Craig Adams
Batavia
Elijah Bonaparte Auburn
3B
YEAR PLAYER
13
14
17
14
12
23
13
15
17
15
15
18
16
10
10
13
12
11
9
9
10
10
13
13
22
13
13
15
9
9
9
8
9
7
8
6
6
6
6
11
11
10
7
7
7
6
6
6
1977

1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989

1990

1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998

1999
2000

2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
67
TEAM
3B
Ben Lloyd
Oneonta
7
Kevin Bass
Newark
7
Greg Wells
Utica
7
Matt Winters
Oneonta
11
Kalvin Adams
Jamestown 13
Dave Hoeksema Utica
6
R. Washington Batavia
8
Craig Smajstrla Niagara Falls 10
Tom Mitchell
Auburn
7
Jim Winters
Niagara Falls 7
Brady Anderson Elmira
6
Moises Alou
Waterton
8
Steve Kirpatrick Utica
7
Rob Lukachyk
Utica
8
Chris Butterfield Pittsfield
8
Tim Howard
Pittsfield
8
Rob Katzaroff
Jamestown
7
Kevin Jordan
Jamestown
7
James Mouton Auburn
10
Matt Luke
Oneonta
7
Tim Forkner
Auburn
9
F. Seguigol
Oneonta
9
Terry Joseph
Williamsport 10
Donzell McDonald Oneonta
10
Noah Hall
Vermont
8
Teuris Olivares Oneonta
6
Kelly Ramos
Pittsfield
6
Domingo Estevez St. Catharines 6
Ramon Araujo
New Jersey
8
Charlie Thomas Jamestown
8
Dennis Malave Mah. Valley
8
Phil Downing
Vermont
8
Ryan Raburn
Oneonta
8
Reid Gorecki
New Jersey 13
Kody Kirkland
Oneonta
11
Justin Justice
Oneonta
7
Mike Hollimon
Oneonta
10
Alex Presley
Williamsport 8
Casper Wells
Oneonta
11
Anthony Scelfo Hudson Valley 8
Aaron Burke
State College 7
Jamie Johnson Oneonta
7
12
Taylor Lewis
State College 7
Roman Quinn
Williamsport 11
Austin Dean
Batavia
7
Mike Meyers
Lowell
9
YEARLY HOME RUN CHAMPIONS

YEAR PLAYER
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946

1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975

1976
1977
1978

1979

TEAM
Arthur Strott
Niagara
Larry Mancini
Olean
John Newman
Jamestown
John Newman
Jamestown
Carl Petroziello Hornell
George Shuba
Olean
C. Sawatski/L. Riley-Bradford
Dick Kokos
Batavia
Joe Abreu
Wellsville
Jim Pokel
Bradford
Joe Fromuth
Bradford
Carmen Links
Batavia
Don Zimmer
Hornell
Ray Reed
Wellsville
Tom McDonald Olean
Ted Sepkowski Wellsville
Ted Sepkowski Wellsville
Dale Bennetch
Bradford
George Lewis
Corning
Tony Gonzales
Hornell
Ray Withrow
Wellsville
Bob Bauer
Auburn
Larry Daniels
Elmira
Roberto Sanchez Batavia
Bob Guindon
Olean
Byron Browne
Batavia
Bill Schlesinger Wellsville
Lewis Dorsch
Wellsville
Cito Gaston
Batavia
Charles Lelas
Oneonta
Tommy Lolas
Auburn
Larry Mansfield Williamsport
Pedro Garcia
Newark
Mike Poepping
Auburn
Cannon Smith
Jamestown
Randy Trapp
Batavia
Steve Bowling
Newark
Greg Anderson Newark
Sammie Jones
Batavia
Gary Holle
Newark
Tim Glass
Batavia
Ted Anderson
Batavia
Ted May
Geneva
T. Grant/ J. Upton Geneva
/R. LaVigne
HR
YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
HR
1979 Tom Martinez
Batavia
10

Ed Petryschuk
Utica
10

Matt Winters
Oneonta
10
1980 Tony Stevens
Elmira
15
1981 Robert Giles
Little Falls
19
1982 John Hennell
Utica
23
1983 Don Jacoby
Utica
22
1984 Bernardo Brito
Batavia
19
1985 Dennis Carter
Erie
16
1986 Julian Yan
St. Cath
15
1987 Craig Faulkner
Batavia
16
1988 Terry Brown
Erie
13

Brian Cummings Batavia
13
1989 Jeff Kent
St. Cath
13
1990 Sean Ryan
Batavia
16
1991 Ossie Timmons Geneva
12

Felix Colon
Elmira
12
1992 Todd Pridy
Erie
14
1993 Wes Shook
Erie
17
1994 Freddy Garcia
St. Cath.
13
1995 Jose Guillen
Erie
12
1996 William Skett
St. Cath.
15
1997 Alex Steele
Jamestown 14

Andy Dominique Batavia
14
1998 Jared Sandberg Hud. Valley 12

Christian Rojas Watertown 12
1999 Dan Grummitt
Hud. Valley 22
2000 Mitchell Jones
Staten Island 11
2001 Francis Corr
Brooklyn
13

Walter Young
Williamsport 13
2002 Joseph Gomes
Hud. Valley 15
2003 Vito Chiaravalloti Auburn
12
2004 Mario Garza
Tri-City
15
2005 Cory Patton
Auburn
14
2006 Mark Hamilton
State College 8

Kyle Larsen
St. Island
8

Ryan Royster
Hud. Valley
8

Chris Vinyard
Aberdeen
8
2007 Jason Jacobs
Brooklyn
12
2008 Miguel Fermin
Jamestown 17
2009 Neil Medchill
Staten Island 14
2010 Marcel Ozuna
Jamestown 21
2011 Jeff Malm
Hud. Valley 12
2012 S. Butler/P. ObrienSta. Island 10
2013 Zach Green
Williamsport 13
2014 Jiandido Tromp Williamsport 14

Rowan Wick
State College 14
17
25
29
27
11
14
13
21
21
28
18
24
23
27
20
37
45
19
32
22
32
22
22
36
37
32
37
29
28
12
14
21
14
18
14
12
12
9
9
19
21
18
18
10
68
YEARLY RBI CHAMPIONS

YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959

1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967

1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
Olean
85
Olean
109
Jamestown 96
Bradford
119
Jamestown 96
Batavia
93
Bradford
111
Batavia
114
Bradford
125
Jamestown 108
Bradford
126
Olean
139
Olean
143
Olean
111
Wellsville
145
Wellsville
144
Hamilton
115
Erie
109
Wellsville
100
Wellsville
142
Wellsville
92
Corning
92
Auburn
104
Geneva
132
Olean
121
Wellsville
101
Auburn
134
Geneva
109
Batavia
104
Auburn
66
Auburn
66
Newark
73
Auburn
57
Williamsport 52
Auburn
57
Jamestown 56
Auburn
59
Oneonta
61
Niagara Falls 49
Newark
77
Charles Lamendola
Larry Mancini
John Newman
Connie Creeden
Ernest Hrovatic
Steve Kromko
Carl Sawatski
Dick Kokos
Jim Pokel
Howard Gutshall
Dan Carnevale
Chuck Harmon
Chuck Harmon
Tom tald
Ted Sepkowski
Ted Sepkowski
Edward Lyons
Jim Hubbard
Rich Seelinger
Ray Withrow
Marcial Allen
Willard Hamill
Gene Domzalski
Tony Perez
Bob Guindon
John Maddox
Dan Napoleon
Richard Smith
Cito Gaston
Tommy Cole
Danny Monzon
Clarence Vaughns
Bob Storm
Martin Cott
Mike Poepping
Cannon Smith
John Guarnaccia
Dennis Werth
Dale Berra
Gary Holle
RBI
69
YEAR PLAYER
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984

1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997

1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Boomer Wells
Joe Hicks
Calvin Adams
Jeff Reynolds
Bill Lyons
John Hennell
Don Jacoby
Jay Buhner
Chuck Lynn
Dennis Carter
Todd Zeile
Boi Rodriguez
Terry Brown
Howard Prager
Andy Hartung
Mike Daniel
Todd Pridy
Greg Thomas
Chris Truby
Rob Daly
Kevin Burns
Kevin Haverbusch
Derrick Lankford
Brian August
Jason Lane
Ryan Church
Juan Camacho
John Santor
Vito Chiravalloti
Mario Garza
Ryan Patterson
Brennan Boesch
Damon Sublett
Cody Overbeck
Yan Gomes
Marcel Ozuna
Matt Skole
Chris Serritella
David Washington
Leo Castillo
TEAM
Utica
Geneva
Jamestown
Oneonta
Erie
Utica
Utica
Watertown
Newark
Erie
Erie
Jamestown
Erie
Auburn
Geneva
Jamestown
Erie
Watertown
Auburn
Pittsfield
Auburn
Erie
Erie
Oneonta
Auburn
Mah. Valley
Staten Island
New Jersey
Auburn
Tri-City
Auburn
Oneonta
Staten Island
Williamsport
Auburn
Jamestown
Auburn
Williamsport
State College
Williamsport
RBI
68
74
69
56
65
69
74
58
58
77
63
65
49
58
70
62
61
63
61
60
55
55
55
67
59
65
51
62
67
65
65
54
53
57
44
60
48
47
50
49
INDIVIDUAL STOLEN BASE CHAMPIONS

YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
SB
YEAR PLAYER
TEAM
SB
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962

1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
Ed Turchin
Don Richmond
John Newman
John Mihalik
Otis Davis
Tom Acardo
Bob Riley
Jim Babcock
Ed Trojanowski
Paul Porubski
Jack Seltenreich
Don Zimmer
Angel Scull
Maurice Wills
Ramon Mejias
Dick Lisiecki
Pedro Alomar
Jessie Queen
Carmen Santoli
Bill Wyatt
Jim Guinn
Nestor Velazquez
Cesar Tovar
Hilario Rojas
Ron Woods
Louis Abrahams
Mike Holodick
Dave Truelock
Willy Mobley
Terry Echan
J. Thomas Kelly
Wilbur Howard
Bryan Lambe
Bob Still
Don Hopkins
Rick Bosetti
Batavia
Batavia
Jamestown
Batavia
Jamestown
Lockport
Bradford
Olean
Bradford
Hamilton
Bradford
Hornell
Wellsville
Hornell
Batavia
Jamestown
Wellsville
Jamestown
Olean
Batavia
Elmira
Erie
Geneva
Jamestown
Batavia
Geneva
Jamestown
Binghamton
Binghamton
Oneonta
Newark
Newark
Batavia
Oneonta
Jamestown
Auburn
22
36
31
41
32
42
48
40
31
31
40
63
60
54
42
72
39
23
68
56
40
30
88
28
28
27
28
29
77
21
16
20
24
28
63
27
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001

2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011

Ted Wilborn
Ron Naclerio
Mike Ciampi
John Damon
Geoff Doggett
Stan Jefferson
D. Scott Little
Ken Warmbier
Ced Landrum
Don Buford
Derek Lee
Pat Howell
Jeff McNeeley
Jim Mouton
Byron Mathews
Glenn Barker
Ed Comeaux
Amaury Garcia
Donzell McDonald
Terry Freeman
Essex Snead
Alex Requena
Tony Hensley
Chris Duffy
Angel Pagan
Joe Vandever
Javon Moran
Jermel Lomack
Jose Constanza
James Rapoport
Brandon Whiting
Mike Ross
Wilfred Pichardo
Felix Sanchez
Mason Williams
Kyrell Hudson
Oneonta
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Jamestown
Geneva
Little Falls
Little Falls
Erie
Geneva
Newark
Utica
Pittsfield
Elmira
Auburn
Utica
Niagara Falls
Hud. Valley
Elmira
Oneonta
Erie
New Jersey
Mah. Valley
Batavia
Williamsport
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Batavia
Williamsport
Mah. Valley
State College
Vermont
Hud. Valley
Lowell
Lowell
Staten Island
Williamsport
57
38
35
33
66
35
34
42
49
35
54
45
39
60
42
37
25
41
54
46
42
44
43
30
30
31
27
29
24
24
37
30
32
38
28
28
1974
1975
1976
1977
Dave Carter
Mark Hiller
Carlton Steele
Ron Sorey
Oneonta
Batavia
Elmira
Utica
28
34
30
33
2012
2013

2014
Roman Quinn
Harold Ramirez
Jeff Roy
Greg Allen
Williamsport
Jamestown
Jamestown
Mah. Valley
30
23
23
30
70
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING CHAMPIONS WINS
YEAR PLAYER
1939 Hayden Shupe
1940 John Castoldi
1941 Joe Belforti
1942 Charles Schupp
1943 Pete Gebian
1944 Phil Poole
1945 Leon Titus
1946 Bill Koszrek
1947 T. Kapuscinski
1948 Bob Christophel
1949 Willird Schmidt
1950 Ralph Butler
1951 Douglas Gostlin

Ed Williams

John Gates
1952 Bob Umfleet
1953 Vince Traken
1954 Marty Kutyna

Robert Stragier
1955 Gary Geiger

Henry Bolinda
1956 Robert Milo
1957 Luis DeLeon

Gerald Lis
1958 B. Risenhoover
1959 Ben Griggs
1960 William Jones
1961 Jim Hannan
1962 Jim Merritt
1963 Bob Lee
1964 Richard Nold
1965 Bill Denehy

Paul Alspach

Bill Hepler
1966 Ralph Scott
1967 Paul Epperson

Mike Colin
1968 S. Cushmore
1969 Bob Strampe

Joe Jabar
1970 Mark Wiley
1971 Stephan Foran
1972 Dave Fanning

Scott Larson
1973 Neal Mersch
1974 Fred Anyzeski
1975 W. Bigos/W. Dick
1976 Michael Howard
1977 Mike McLeod
1978 Mike Parker
1979 Fred Toliver
1980 Joe Housey

Kevin Spicer
TEAM
WINS
Olean
17
Batavia
18
Bradford
17
Jamestown 24
Hornell
16
Lockport
22
Bradford
19
Bradford
18
Jamestown 16
Lockport
25
Hamilton
22
Hornell
23
Hornell
17
Olean
17
Olean
17
Hamilton
23
Jamestown 19
Hamilton
17
Wellsville
17
Hamilton
20
Bradford
20
Olean
20
Wellsville
17
Batavia
17
Geneva
20
Wellsville
21
Erie
20
Olean
17
Erie
19
Batavia
20
Geneva
20
Auburn
13
Auburn
13
Geneva
13
Binghamton 15
Auburn
11
Auburn
11
Batavia
11
Batavia
10
Newark
10
Auburn
9
Williamsport 10
Auburn
9
Oneonta
9
Oneonta
11
Oneonta
10
Elmira/Newark 9
Elmira
8
Oneonta
9
Geneva
13
Oneonta
10
Geneva
10
Little Falls
10
71
YEAR PLAYER
1981 Charles Scott
1982 Roy Moretti
1983 John Boyles

John Seitz

Mike Zamba
1984 David Bear

Jamie Moyer

Brad Mettler

Rich Caldwell
1985 Jeff Ballard

Troy Evers
1986 Blaine Beatty
1987 Doug Royalty
1988 Don Freed
1989 John Johnstone
1990 Jessie Hollins

Ed Vazquez

Bill Wertz
1991 Heath Haynes

Chris Shanahan
1992 T.J. Matthews

Dave Oehrlein
1993 Joshua Neese
1994 Jason Durocher

S. Cunningham
1995 Chris Weidert
1996 Courtney Duncan
1997 Kris Lambert
1998 Chris Reinike
1999 Jairo Pineda
2000 Andrew Beal
2001 Harold Eckert

Ross Peeples
2002 Joshua Shortslef
2003 Tom Mastny
2004 Ronnie Martinez
2005 Dave Seccombe
2006 Chris Salamida
2007 Dylan Owen
2008 Andy Shive
2009 Mark Cohoon
2010 Chris Hilliard
2011 Josh Hodges
2012 Will Cuevas

Rainy Lara
2013 Miller Diaz

Evan Grills

Kevin Herget

Justin Jackson

Sebastian Vader
2014 Marcos Molina

Joe Musgrove

Austin Pritcher

Troy Scribner
TEAM
WINS
Jamestown 10
Utica
9
Little Falls
12
Utica
12
Utica
12
Utica
9
Geneva
9
Elmira
9
Newark
9
Newark
10
Oneonta
10
Newark
11
Auburn
10
Jamestown 13
Pittsfield
11
Geneva
10
Pittsfield
10
Watertown 10
Jamestown 10
Pittsfield
10
Hamilton
10
Hamilton
10
Niagara
12
Vermont
9
New Jersey
9
Vermont
11
Williamsport 11
Erie
11
Watertown 10
Auburn
9
Staten Island 9
Brooklyn
9
Brooklyn
9
Williamsport 10
Auburn
8
Tri-City
11
Staten Island 8
Tri-City
10
Brooklyn
9
Staten Island 9
Brooklyn
9
Brooklyn
9
Jamestown
8
Lowell
8
Brooklyn
8
Brooklyn
7
Tri-City
7
State College 7
Batavia
7
Aberdeen
7
Brooklyn
7
Tri-City
7
Connecticut
7
Tri-City
7
YEARLY STRIKEOUT CHAMPIONS

YEAR PITCHER
TEAM
KS
YEAR PITCHER
TEAM
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968

1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
Olean
Olean
London
Wellsville
Lockport
Lockport
Hornell
Hamilton
Hamilton
Jamestown
Hornell
Hornell
Hornell
Olean
Wellsville
Corning
Hamilton
Hornell
Elmira
Geneva
Wellsville
Erie
Olean
Erie
Geneva
Geneva
Wellsville
Binghamton
Auburn
Corning
Geneva
Batavia
Auburn
Williamsport
Auburn
Elmira
Newark
Oneonta
Niagara Falls
Oneonta
170
173
181
258
254
162
248
181
194
258
191
175
200
223
179
209
177
216
174
236
175
196
254
249
250
274
221
190
132
136
136
138
144
138
128
129
123
97
98
125
1978
1979

1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985

1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Utica
125
Geneva
82
Jamestown 82
Geneva
99
Erie
107
Oneonta
137
Utica
116
Geneva
120
Jamestown 116
Auburn
116
Batavia
130
St. Cath.
116
Geneva
119
Geneva
114
Oneonta
119
Erie
102
Hamilton
99
Pittsfield
104
St. Cath.
90
Oneonta
91
Lowell
108
Pittsfield
98
Watertown 105
Hud. Valley 101
Lowell
93
Staten Island 87
Brooklyn
94
Tri-City
94
Lowell
101
Hud. Valley 97
Hud. Valley 96
Williamsport 97
Brooklyn
96
Hud. Valley 94
Staten Island 74
Connecticut 76
Brooklyn
85
Brooklyn
87
Brooklyn
91
Hayden Shupe
Rich Schmidt
George Carlonas
Bubber Moore
Boyd Tepler
Victor Trahd
Joseph Menarchek
Alfred Gavey
Vance Stine
Gerald Kleinsmith
John Gilbert
Ralph Butler
Karl Spooner
Jim Coates
George Player
Eli Grba
Gary Geiger
Martin Stabiner
Richard Griffith
Bob Risenhoover
Ben Griggs
William Jones
Jim Hannan
Jim Merritt
George Angel
Dick Nold
George Robinson
Mickey Scott
Paul Epperson
Paul Splittorff
Jeff Vollweiler
Bob Strampe
Mark Wiley
Stephen Foran
Dave Fanning
Ronnie Sims
Barry Cort
Gil Patterson
Fred Honeycutt
Chris Welsh
72
Charlie Puleo
Bryan Hardy
Bill Sattler
Craig Lefferts
John Adams
Jim Deshaies
Roy Moretti
Jamie Moyer
Bill Cunningham
Blaise Ilsley
Joe Skalski
Alex Sanchez
Mike Sodders
Shannon Jones
Sam Militello
Mike Lynch
Dave Orhrlein
J. Isringhausen
Brian Grant
Bob St. Pierre
Bobby Rodgers
Scott Comer
Brody Percell
Joe Kennedy
Seung Song
Charles Manning
Ryan Bicondoa
Matt Albers
Anibal Sanchez
Wade Davis
Jeremy Hellickson
Drew Naylor
Brad Holt
Alexander Colome
Zach Varce
Luis Sanz
Luis Mateo
Miller Diaz
Marcos Molina
KS
YEARLY SAVES LEADERS

YEAR PITCHER
TEAM
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Batavia
Newark
Newark
Batavia
Batavia
Niagara Falls
Newark
Elmira
Newark
Auburn/Oneonta
Batavia/Oneonta
Oneonta/Geneva
Jamestown
Niagara Falls
Utica
Little Falls
Geneva
St. Catharines
Geneva
Watertown
Oneonta
Erie
Elmira
Hamilton
Glens Falls
Hudson Valley
Vermont
Batavia/Auburn
Oneonta
New Jersey
Vermont
New Jersey
Williamsport
Staten Island
Brooklyn/Oneonta
Vermont
Hudson Valley
Aberdeen
Oneonta
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Jamestown
Williamsport
Tri-City/Auburn
Jamestown/Connecticut
Brooklyn/Lowell
Rob Thomas
Richard Stonum
Carlos Velazquez
Bob Bartlett
Tim Milner
Larry Angel
Dave Sylvia
Steve Schneck
Richard Nicholson
J. Galante/M. Moore
L. Hrynko/K. Hoffman
H. Fauland/K. Pryce
Randy Huber
John Moses
Roy Moretti
Mark Davis
Jeff Hirsch
Willie Blair
Jeff Massicotte
Joe Ausanio
Mike Gardella
Garry Wurm
Cory Bailey
Jamie Corcoran
Craig Grasser
Brandall Buckles
Bob Marquez
K. Kawabata/C. McFerrin
Dan Mota
Derek Gooden
Matt Watson
Santo Samora
Jeff Miller
Matt Brumit
B. Paulk/C. Homer
Gus Hlebovy
Derek Feldman
Luis Lebron
Noah Krol
Pat Venditte
Michael Powers
Jordan Conley
Juary Gomez
Blake Ford/Derek Self
Brett McKinney/Zac Reininger
Shane Bay/Carlos Pinales
Note: Save records began in 1969

73
SAVES
11
9
10
9
11
8
7
8
12
5
9
9
10
10
10
22
13
12
15
13
19
19
15
24
19
18
21
20
17
17
19
17
15
22
15
16
15
20
17
23
17
16
10
14
10
15
YEARLY ERA CHAMPIONS

YEAR PITCHER
TEAM
ERA
YEAR PITCHER
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
Hamilton
Batavia
Hamilton
Jamestown
Hornell
Batavia
Batavia
Jamestown
Wellsville
Hamilton
Jamestown
Bradford
Jamestown
Hamilton
Jamestown
Jamestown
Erie
Wellsville
Wellsville
Wellsville
Auburn
Elmira
Elmira
Erie
Batavia
Auburn
Binghamton
Auburn
Geneva
Oneonta
Newark
Newark
Geneva
Oneonta
Geneva
Oneonta
Elmira
Elmira
2.63
2.84
2.48
2.34
2.20
1.91
1.40
2.03
1.97
2.42
1.89
2.58
1.93
1.60
2.51
3.30
1.95
1.76
2.36
1.92
2.22
2.52
2.02
2.07
1.70
3.28
2.53
1.38
1.65
1.67
2.18
1.01
1.63
1.52
0.72
1.61
1.37
2.27
1977 Ron Driver

Newark
1.68
1978 Scott Gleckel
Niagara
2.16
1979 Stefan Wever
Oneonta
1.77
1980 Joe Housey
Geneva
1.50
1981 Jackie Uhey
Utica
2.65
1982 Mike Hogan
Auburn
1.82
1983 Mike Friedrich
Auburn
1.79
1984 Todd Simmons
Niagara
1.29
1985 Troy Evers
Oneonta
1.87
1986 Ken Patterson
Oneonta
1.35
1987 Bob Wishnevski St. Cath.
1.53
1988 Dan Freed
Jamestown 0.67
1989 Art Canestro
Oneonta
1.06
1990 Bobby Ryan
Watertown 0.73
1991 Brian Looney
Jamestown 1.16
1992 Tim Crabtree
St. Cath.
1.57
1993 A. Meinershagen St. Cath.
1.88
1994 Matt Drews
Oneonta
2.10
1995 Chris Weidert
Vermont
1.79
1996 Ken Raines
Hud. Valley 1.07
1997 Matt Blank
Vermont
1.69
1998 Geoffrey Geary Batavia
1.60
1999 Todd Moser
Utica
1.53
2000 Simon Young
Mah. Valley 1.75
2001 Ross Peeples
Brooklyn
1.34
2002 Mike Hinckley
Vermont
1.37
2003 Kurt Isenberg
Auburn
1.63
2004 Anibal Sanchez Lowell
1.77
2005 Bob Parnell
Brooklyn
1.73
2006 Chris Salamida
Tri-City
1.06
2007 Dylan Owen
Brooklyn
1.49
2008 Brad Holt
Brooklyn
1.87
2009 Jose Alverez
Lowell
1.52
2010 Yohan Almonte Brooklyn
1.91
2011 Brennan Smith
Connecticut 1.53
2012 Hansel Robles
Brooklyn
1.11
2013
Michael Feliz Tri-City 1.96
2014 Marcos Molina
Brooklyn
1.77
Russell Norman
John Castoldi
John Mikan
Charlie Schupp
Pete Gabrian
Frank Mahoney
Rich Palmisiano
Jim Dimitriadis
Dick Littlefield
C. McCombie
William Furlong
El Roy Face
Jim Stump
Bob Umfleet
Vince Traken
Bob Mische
Garland Shifflett
Keith Nicolls
Luis DeLeon
Ed Banach
Dick Dumas
Norm Forsythe
John Morris
G. Roggenburk
Bob Lee
Bill Craft
Lou Romanucci
Jerry Koosman
Larry Herring
Guy Hansen
Jerry Bell
Bill Leinheiser
Stan Thomas
Rob Artemenko
M.V. DeCasteele
Fred Anyzeski
Richard Waller
Danny Parks
74
TEAM
ERA
ALL-TIME NO-HIT LOG

PITCHER(S)
TEAM
DATE OPPONENT
Walt Balash
Andy Rose
Bob Vetter
Boyd Tepler
Fran Smith
John Rutherford
Ken Fremming
Chuck McCombie
Jerry Kleinsmith
Lou Blackmore
Dick Fortune
Karl Spooner
Ted Morris
Bob Rauber
Frank Etchberger +
Jim Mitchell +
Gary Geiger
John Herbert **
Luis DeLeon
Fred Haddix
Cubert Smith
Robert Bailargeon
Dennis Ballard
Dick Sherrow
Joe Durelli
Fred Wolff
Mike Thornton
Ernest Abels
John Silva
Nils Lambert/Ron Thomas
Charles Arrendale
Bert Raschke
Gerald Ginter
Steven Ayers
Thomas Deidel #
Niagara Falls
London
Jamestown
Lockport
Lockport
Olean
Jamestown
Hamilton
Jamestown
Wellsville
Jamestown
Hornell
Olean
Hamilton
Bradford
Batavia
Hamilton
Erie
Wellsville
Corning
Erie
Elmira
Auburn
Wellsville
Elmira
Olean
Geneva
Wellsville
Oneonta (7 inn)
Batavia
Niagara Falls
Oneonta (7 inn)
Geneva (7 inn)
Jamestown (7 inn)
Newark (5 inn)
7/12/40
8/07/40
6/07/43
6/03/44
6/04/46
7/28/47
8/27/47
8/28/48
8/31/48
8/31/48
7/20/50
5/15/51
6/25/51
8/18/52
8/20/52
8/20/52
6/09/55
7/25/56
5/12/57
5/17/57
5/17/58
6/06/59
7/03/59
9/02/60
5/10/61
6/03/61
8/13/61
6/06/65
7/22/66
8/18/69
7/23/70
8/11/71
8/24/71
8/25/71
8/03/72
London
Bradford
Batavia
Hornell
Hornell
Lockport
Wellsville
Bradford
Hamilton
Lockport
Lockport
Bradford
Hamilton
Olean
Batavia
Bradford
Erie
Hornell
Elmira
Wellsville
Auburn
Geneva
Geneva
Geneva
Erie
Batavia
Olean
Jamestown
Auburn
Geneva
Newark
Newark
Niagara Falls
Batavia
Batavia
LEGEND
+ Etchberger and Mitchell pitched no-hitter against each other.
Etchberger (Bradford) won 1-0 on walk, steal, infield out, and sacrifice fly
**
Perfect Game (3 in League History)
#
Lost to Batavia 2-0 in 5 innings (rain)
75
ALL-TIME NO-HIT LOG (CONTD)

PITCHER(S)
TEAM
DATE OPPONENT
Timothy Juran
Daniel Boltano
Gregory Diehl **
Batavia (7 inn)
Auburn
Oneonta (7 inn)
8/26/72
8/21/73
7/07/74
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Newark
8/25/74
7/06/75
7/30/76
8/18/77
8/15/78
8/03/81
7/25/83
7/24/85
7/23/86
8/03/86
7/07/88
8/26/89
8/29/89
8/29/90
8/10/92
6/30/93
7/25/93
9/01/93
6/19/94
8/05/94
8/24/95
7/28/96
9/03/96
8/04/98
8/16/98
8/10/00
7/27/01
9/02/03
8/26/05
8/13/06
9/06/06
7/12/07
7/14/07
6/21/08
6/30/08
8/23/09
9/1/12
8/18/13
9/02/13
Batavia
Oneonta
Batavia
Elmira
Batavia
Batavia
Geneva
Waterton
Oneonta
Auburn
Utica
Elmira
Batavia
Elmira
Auburn
Auburn
Welland
Welland
Elmira
Utica
Oneonta
Batavia
Utica
St. Catharines
Jamestown
Pittsfield
Vermont
Tri-City
Batavia
Hudson Valley
Batavia
Vermont
Batavia
Oneonta
Tri-City
Aberdeen
Tri-City
Mah. Valley
Batavia
James Wright
Auburn (7 inn)
Jack Morris
Newark
Laurence Kienzle
Niagara Falls (7 inn)
Gregory Staffon
Jamestown (7 inn)
Randall Bozeman
Little Falls (7 inn)
Gregory Dunn
Erie
Bill Fulton
Oneonta
Dody Rather
Oneonta
Doug Cinnela
Newark
Doug Cinnela
Newark
Terry Griffin
Little Falls
Dough Marcero
Niagara Falls
Ray Doss
Welland
Shawn Turri/Bob Undorf
Niagara Falls (7 inn)
David Oehrlein
Hamilton (5 inn)
Gregg Twiggs
Geneva (7 inn)
Andy Larkin
Elmira
Peter Agostinelli
Batavia (7 inn)
Joe Montelongo/Rob Rehkopf
Williamsport
Mark Sievert
St Catharines (7 inn)
Elvin Hernandez
Erie
Luis Delossantos
Oneonta
D. Martinez/S. DePaula/M. Miner/ K. Wagner Watertown
T. Redding/D. Peguero/T. Sullivan Auburn
Pasqual Coco
St. Catharines
Doug Waechter
Hudson Valley
Jason Arnold
Staten Island
Jordan Tata/Chris Homer
Oneonta
Bob Ray/Adrian Martin
Auburn
Yulkim German
Lowell
Henry Cabrera/Olivo Astascio
Willamsport
K. DeLaCruz/D. Frega/V. Pestano Mahoning Valley
Guillermo Moscoso**
Oneonta
S. Wolf/D.Miller/A. Mowdy
Tri-City
D. Stokes/A. Shawler/T. Stohr
Oneonta
Brandon Moore
Brooklyn
J.C. Menna/Deyvi Jimenez/Ryan Dull Vermont
Y. Rios/M. Meadows/M. Martinez Williamsport
L. Gomez/C. Melo/K. Doane
Mah. Valley
LEGEND
** Perfect Game (3 in League History)
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INDEX
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All-Stars (MLB) & NYPL, 2014........................................................................................38
All-Star Game, NYPL Roster & Results............................................................................37
Annual MLB Awards and Leaders & NYPL..................................................................40-41
Attendance, All-Time....................................................................................................39
Attendance, 2013 and 2014............................................................................................4
Club Directories.........................................................................................................8-35

Aberdeen IronBirds..............................................................................................8-9

Auburn Doubledays..........................................................................................10-11

Batavia Muckdogs............................................................................................12-13.

Brooklyn Cyclones............................................................................................14-15

Connecticut Tigers............................................................................................16-17

Hudson Valley Renegades.................................................................................18-19.

Lowell Spinners...............................................................................................20-21.

Mahoning Valley Scrappers...............................................................................22-23.
State College Spikes................................................................................................24-25

Staten Island Yankees......................................................................................26-27.
Tri-City ValleyCats...................................................................................................28-29.

Vermont Lake Monsters....................................................................................30-31

Jamestown Jammers........................................................................................32-33

Williamsport Crosscutters.................................................................................34-35
League Directory............................................................................................................3
League Leaders, 1939-Present.................................................................................62-76
Batting............................................................................................................62-70
Pitching...........................................................................................................71-76
Major League Debuts, 2014..........................................................................................36
MLB Playoffs and the NYPL, 2014.............................................................................42-43
No-Hitters...............................................................................................................75-76
NYPL History..................................................................................................................6
NYPL Hall of Fame...................................................................................................59-61
NYPL Playoff Format.......................................................................................................3
Players of the Week, 2014............................................................................................52
Playoff Winners, Alice H. Nader Cup (League Championship)...................................... 53-55
Presidents Address........................................................................................................2
Roster Limits..................................................................................................................3
Records, Single Season............................................................................................56-58

Team Batting........................................................................................................56

Team Fielding.......................................................................................................56.

Individual Batting..................................................................................................57

Individual Pitching................................................................................................57

Individual Fielding.................................................................................................58
Standings, Final (1939-Present)................................................................................44-52
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June 2015

Dear New York-Penn League Fans:

Very truly yours,

ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33704

League Administrator: Laurie Hayes

Hon. Robert Julian

Corporate Secretary: Doug Estes

Tim Lewis (Aberdeen)

David Daum (Auburn)

Naomi Silver (Batavia)

Steve Cohen (Brooklyn)

E. Miles Prentice (Connecticut)

Marvin Goldklang (Hudson Valley)

Jon Dandes (West Virginia)

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76 Games (per team)

June 19, 2015

Tuesday, August 18, 2015 at University Park, Pennsylvania

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2013 AND 2014 NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE

189,879 150,300 -39,579 36 36 5,274 4,175

5,259 34 36 1,158 1,240

-596 37 37 6,276 6,260

24,246 -14,482 36 32 1,076

8,771 36 38 4,343 4,346

4,459 37 38 4,235 4,241

61,249 -2,939 36 35 1,783 1,750

2,408 35 37 2,334 2,273

2014 Total Attendance .....................................................................................1,559,946

2015 Scholarship Program

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