As we consider whether or not to play in 44 degree weather this Sunday, here's a photo courtesy of Bill Vernick of a winter game from the late 1990s sometime.
Top: Tony Connor, unknown, Bill Vernick, Larry Savell, Gil Schmerler, Bobby Naranjo.
Bottom: Sue Kostner, Marvin Cohen, Havelock Hewes, unknown.
Not pictured: Ghost runners.
Hits
1. Havelock Hewes 2282
2. Gil Schmerler 1755
3. Tony Connor 1624
4. Sam Melendez 1529
5. Cid Rivera 1523
6. Ian Parfrey 1483
7. Jose Balento 1434
8. Freddie Melendez 1390
9. Glen Lawrence 1378
10. Chris Hall 1361
Batting Average (1000+ PA)
1. Phil Ciccone .577
2. Ian Parfrey .524
3. Sam Melendez .506
4. Ian Lebowitz .503
5. Chris Hall .492
6. Dan Schneider .489
7. Cid Rivera .486
8. Phil Kotik .482
9. Carl Weinberg .478
t10. Eric Schulman .462
t10. Sam Magnus .462
Runs
1. Havelock Hewes 1475
2. Cid Rivera 1242
3. Sam Melendez 1078
4. Gil Schmerler 1073
5. Ian Parfrey 988
6. Tony Connor 926
7. Phil Kotik 895
8. Zach Nilva 832
9. Bill Vernick 829
10. Freddie Melendez 817
Player Wins
1. Havelock Hewes 1081
2. Gil Schmerler 771
3. Marvin Cohen 677
4. Tony Connor 594
5. Dave Rosengard 544
6. Glen Lawrence 513
7. Freddie Melendez 455
8. Cid Rivera 450
9. Ian Parfrey 428
10. Jose Balento 413
Player Winning Pct(200+ games)
1. Jorge Loarte .580
2. Ben Indek .577
3. Frankie Almanzar .567
4. Rich Inserro .566
5. Phil Ciccone .561
6. Carl Weinberg .559
7. Henry Blaukopf .541
8. Charlie Block .533
9. Ian Parfrey .532
10. Mike Sulyman .531
Home Runs
1. Phil Kotik 183
2. Cid Rivera 166
3. Jose Balento 149
t4. Larry Savell 101
t4. Dan Schneider 101
t4. Carl Weinberg 101
t7. Tony Connor 89
t7. Derek Martinez 89
9. Joe Gerber 76
10. Bill Vernick 69
RBI
1. Tony Connor 982
2. Jose Balento 935
3. Cid Rivera 918
4. Havelock Hewes 886
5. Freddie Melendez 799
6. Ian Parfrey 715
7. Chris Hall 711
8. Phil Kotik 701
9. Gil Schmerler 697
10. Larry Savell 685
Doubles
1. Cid Rivera 329
2. Tony Connor 253
3. Phil Kotik 216
4. Jose Balento 212
5. Ian Parfrey 184
6. Glen Lawrence 180
7. Sam Melendez 176
8. Freddie Melendez 172
9. Carl Weinberg 152
10. Larry Savell 150
Triples
1. Cid Rivera 86
t2. Tony Connor 74
t2. Freddie Melendez 74
4. Sam Melendez 71
5. Phil Kotik 68
Walks
1. Havelock Hewes 913
2. Gil Schmerler 468
3. Bobby Naranjo 427
4. Tony Connor 352
5. Marvin Cohen 314
Sacrifices
1. Havelock Hewes 184
2. Tony Connor 105
3. Jose Balento 75
4. Freddie Melendez 73
5. Eric Schulman 68
Plate Appearances
1. Havelock Hewes 8784
2. Gil Schmerler 5732
3. Marvin Cohen 5317
4. Tony Connor 4724
5. Dave Rosengard 4348
6. Glen Lawrence 4099
7. Jose Balento 3857
8. Cid Rivera 3400
9. Freddie Melendez 3308
10. Sam Melendez 3232
OPS (1000+ PA)
1. Phil Ciccone 1.440
2. Phil Kotik 1.378
3. Carl Weinberg 1.348
4. Dan Schneider 1.335
5. Cid Rivera 1.316
6. Ian Lebowitz 1.265
7. Ian Parfrey 1.256
8. Eric Schulman 1.197
9. Larry Savell 1.184
10. Sam Melendez 1.183
LIFETIME PITCHING
Havelock Hewes 671-678 (.497)
Dave Rosengard 294-400 (.424)
Freddie Melendez 196-137 (.589)
Pete Bochan 157-129 (.549)
Jeff Appell 126-116 (.521)
Ian Parfrey 98-73 (.573)
Gil Schmerler 89-52 (.631)
Jorge Loarte 84-64 (.568)
Glen Lawrence 84-80 (.512)
Bobby Naranjo 74-65 (.532)
Derek Martinez 60-42 (.588)
Jim O'Connor 60-95 (.387)
Tony Connor 59-49 (.546)
1 comment:
I don’t think that’s Glen. I think he was the unknown dad of the unknown son, lower right. As I recall, they were nice guys who didn’t mind playing in 35 degree weather…
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