1967 California Angels season

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1967 California Angels
Major league affiliations
American League (Since 1961)
Location
Anaheim Stadium (Since 1966) Anaheim, California (Since 1966)
1967 Information
Owner(s)	Gene Autry
Manager(s)	Bill Rigney
Local television	KTLA, Ch. 5
Local radio	KMPC-AM 710 (Buddy Blattner, Don Wells, Steve Bailey)

The California Angels 1967 season involved the Angels finishing 5th in the American League with a record of 84 wins and 77 losses.

Contents 1 Regular Season 1.1 Opening Day Starters 1.2 Season standings 1.3 Roster 2 Player stats 3 Awards and Records 4 References

[edit] Regular Season

• May 6, 1967: Moose Skowron was traded by the Chicago White Sox to the California Angels for Cotton Nash and cash.

[edit] Opening Day Starters

[edit] Season standings

American League	W	L	Pct.	GB
Boston Red Sox	92	70	.568	–
Detroit Tigers	91	71	.562	1
Minnesota Twins	91	71	.562	1
Chicago White Sox	89	73	.549	3
California Angels	84	77	.522	7½
Baltimore Orioles	76	85	.472	15½
Washington Senators	76	85	.472	15½
Cleveland Indians	75	87	.463	17
New York Yankees	72	90	.444	20
Kansas City Athletics	62	99	.385	23

[edit] Roster

1967 California Angels roster view • talk • edit
Pitchers 43 George Brunet 31 Pete Cimino 44 Rickey Clark 46 Jim Coates 24 Jack Hamilton 41 Bill Kelso 45 Jim McGlothlin 19 Minnie Rojas 49 Curt Simmons 38 Clyde Wright		Catchers 16 Hawk Taylor  7 Buck Rodgers  2 Tom Satriano Infielders 11 Jim Fregosi 15 Woodie Held 29 Bobby Knoop  5 Don Mincher 12 Aurelio Rodriguez 42 Paul Schaal 14 Bill Skowron		Outfielders  1 Jose Cardenal  9 Jimmie Hall 10 Jay Johnstone 27 Bubba Morton  4 Jimmy Piersall  6 Roger Repoz  3 Rick Reichardt		Manager 18 Bill Rigney Coaches 23 Don Heffner 22 Billy Herman 21 Bob Lemon 20 Mike Roarke

[edit] Player stats

Hitting				Pitching
Stat	Player	Total		Stat	Player	Total
Avg.	Jim Fregosi Don Mincher Rick Reichardt	.290 .273 .265		W	Rickey Clark Jim McGlothlin Minnie Rojas	12 12 12
HR	Don Mincher Rick Reichardt Jimmie Hall	25 17 16		L	George Brunet Rickey Clark Minnie Rojas	19 11 09
RBI	Don Mincher Rick Reichardt Jim Fregosi	76 69 56		ERA	Rickey Clark Jim McGlothlin George Brunet	2.59 2.96 3.31
R	Don Mincher Jim Fregosi Rick Reichardt	81 75 56		SO	George Brunet Jim McGlothlin Bill Kelso	165 137 091
H	Jim Fregosi Don Mincher Rick Reichardt	171 133 132		SV	Minnie Rojas Bill Kelso Bobby Locke	27 11 02
SB	Jose Cardenal Jim Fregosi Rick Reichardt	10 09 05		IP	George Brunet Jim McGlothlin Rickey Clark	25000 197⅓ 17400

[edit] Awards and Records

All-Star Game

• Jim Fregosi
• Jim McGlothlin
• Don Mincher

[edit] References

• 1967 California Angels team page at Baseball Reference
• 1967 California Angels team page at www.baseball-almanac.com

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