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1966
Standing: Rich Ganulin (c), Pat Harrison (of), Ron Shotts (if), Bill Lee (p),
Don Rose (1b), Bill Seinsoth (1b), Mike Adamson (p), Bob Boone (3b), Rod Poteete
(p) and Bob Gallagher (of). Kneeling: Jim Nettles (of), Buzz Shafer (of),
Greg Garrett (p), Tom House (p), Manager H.A. (Red) Boucher, Lyle Olsen (if-coa),
Emmitt Wilson (if), Sheldon Andrens (of), Russ Schafer (2b) and Jim Corbin
(equip).
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1966 Roster | H.A. 'Red' Boucher • Lyle Olsen // Mike Adamson • Sheldon Andrens • Bob Boone • Jim Corbin • Alan Diamond • Ron Drake • Bob Gallagher • Greg Garrett • Jim Hannah • Pat Harrison • Tom House • Bill Lee • George Mies • Harry Morse • Jim Nettles • Mike Paul • Rod Poteete • Chuck Ramshaw • Don Rose • Rich Schaffer • Bill Seinsoth • Buzz Schafer • Ron Shotts • Ed Southard • Dave Tallman • Emmitt Wilson | All-Time Roster • All-Time Lineups
Top row, from left: Pat Harrison, George Mies, Bill Lee, Don Rose, Rod Poteete,
Mike Adamson, Russ Schaffer, Bill Seinsoth, Jim Corbin.
Bottom row, from left: Lyle Olsen, ui, Greg Garrett, ui, Tom House, Buzz
Schafer, Sheldon Andrens, Jim Nettles, ui.
4/1/4: Greg Garrett (66) A Santa Clarita Folk Tale - "The Goldpanners had their finest season in 1966, going 50-13 and winning the league championship. But the players weren’t paid, so they had to find odd jobs, and Garrett found employment as a road worker. “It was so cold and Greg hated the taste of coffee, so he would drink hot chocolate to keep warm out there,” Garrett’s first wife Pam Koller recalls. “He would tell me, ‘I didn’t care what those guys said, I can’t drink coffee,’ and it was cold.”
1966 PLAYERS WITH BASEBALL CARDS
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Most Years Played
2. 7 -
George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Games Played, Career 2. 159 - Emmitt Wilson, 1962-63-64-65-66-67 Most Consecutive Games Played 2. 104 - Bill Seinsoth, June 26, 1966 thru August 26, 1967 Highest Batting Average, Career (200+ pa) 7. .376 - Bob Boone, 1966-67-68 Highest Batting Average, Career (500+ pa) 1. .376 - Bob Boone, 1966-67-68 Most At Bats, Career 1. 590 - Bob Boone, 1966-67-68 Most Runs, Career 1. 147 - Bob Boone, 1966-67-68 Most Hits, Career 1. 222 - Bob Boone, 1966-67-68 Most Hits, Season T5. 94 - Bob Boone 1966 Most Singles, Season 5. 66 - Bob Boone, 1966 Most Consecutive Games Batted Safely, Season 1. 27 - Bob Boone, June 16, 1966 thru July 11, 1966 Most Triples, Season 1. 14 - Bob Boone, 1966 Most Home Runs, Career T10. 23 - Bill Seinsoth, 1966-67-68 Most Runs Batted In, Career 1. 139 - Bob Boone, 1966-67-68 Most Runs Batted In, Season T12. 59 - Bob Boone, 1966 Most Base on Balls, Career 2. 104 - Emmitt Wilson, 1962-63-64-65-66-67 Most Base on Balls, Season T6. 43 - Rich Schaffer, 1966 Most Strikeouts, Career 1. 140 - Emmitt Wilson, 1962-63-64-65-66-67 Most Strikeouts, Season 3. 56 - Rich Schaffer, 1966 Most Hit by Pitcher, Season T6. 8 - Bill Seinsoth, 1966
Most Triples, Season T1. 38 - 1966 Most Strikeouts, Season 1. 423 - 1966 | Most Games, Career T6. 48 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Games Started, Season T2. 16 - Tom House, 1966 Most Complete Games, Career T1. 20 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Complete Games, Season 1. 13 - Tom House, 1966 Most Games Won, Season T1. 15 - Tom House, 1966 Most Innings Pitched, Career T3. 255 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Games Won, Career 2. 25 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Games Won, Career, RHP 2. 25 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Lowest Earned Run Average, Career (75 or more innings) 4. 1.43 - Mike Adamson, 1966 Lowest ERA, Career (150 or more innings) 1. 1.83 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Lowest ERA, Season (70 or more innings) 1. 0.85 - Dave Dowling, 1963 Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings, Game T1. 10 - Bill Lee, July 13, 1966 vs. Bellingham, Wash., Bells Most Base on Balls, Season 1. 71 - Tom House, 1966 Most Strikeouts, Career 3. 259 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Strikeouts, Season 2. 177 - Tom House, 1966 Most Strikeouts, Game T4. 21 - Mike Adamson, July 3, 1966 vs. Anchorage All Stars Most Strikeouts, Inning T1. 4 - Mike Adamson, August 24, 1966 (5th) vs. Armed Forces Most Consecutive Strikeouts, Game 4. 8 - Tom House August 6, 1966 vs. Bellingham, Wash., Bells
Most Complete Games, Season T2. 34 - 1966 Most Strikeouts, Season 1. 676 - 1966 Most Hit Batsmen, Season T14. 25 - 1966 Lowest ERA, Season 3. 2.17 - 1966
Highest Percentage Games Won, Season 2. .794 - 1966 (50-13) Most Games Won, Season 4. 50 - 1966 |
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