1948 Washington Senators Roster

The 1948 Washington Senators team roster seen on this page includes every player who appeared in a game during the 1948 season. It is a comprehensive team roster and player names are sorted by the fielding position where the most number of games were played during the regular season. Every player's name links to their career statistics.

Below the main roster you will find in the Fast Facts section: a 1948 Washington Senators Opening Day starters list, a 1948 Washington Senators salary list, a 1948 Washington Senators uniform number breakdown and a 1948 Washington Senators primary starters list. These team rosters are presented only when and where the data is available.
"Washington expects a man in (Al) Kozar and gets a boy." - Shirley Povich
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1948 Washington Senators



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19 Milo Candini 6-00 187 Right Right 1917-08-03
16 Cal Cooper 6-02½ 180 Right Right 1922-08-11
17 Tom Ferrick 6-02½ 220 Right Right 1915-01-06
14, 22 Ramon Garcia 5-10 170 Right Right 1924-03-05
16 Mickey Haefner 5-08 160 Left Left 1912-10-09
28, 49 Earl Harrist 6-00 178 Right Right 1919-08-20
20 Sid Hudson 6-04 180 Right Right 1915-01-03
35 Walt Masterson 6-02 189 Right Right 1920-06-22
15 Marino Pieretti 5-07 158 Right Right 1920-09-23
10 Ray Scarborough 6-00 185 Right Right 1917-07-23
12 Forrest Thompson 5-11 195 Left Left 1918-03-03
18 Dick Weik 6-03½ 184 Right Right 1927-11-17
21 Dick Welteroth 5-11 165 Right Right 1927-08-03
26 Early Wynn 6-00 200 Right Both 1920-01-06
11 Jake Early 5-11 168 Right Left 1915-05-19
8 Al Evans 5-11 190 Right Right 1916-09-28
9 Len Okrie 6-00 185 Right Right 1923-07-16
24 Mark Christman 5-11 180 Right Right 1913-10-21
22 Jim Clark 5-09 150 Right Right 1927-09-21
18, 22 Angel Fleitas 5-09 160 Right Right 1914-11-10
2 Al Kozar 5-09½ 173 Right Right 1921-07-05
15, 22 Sammy Meeks 5-09 160 Right Right 1923-04-23
1 John Sullivan 5-10 170 Right Right 1920-11-02
4 Mickey Vernon 6-02 180 Left Left 1918-04-22
7 Eddie Yost 5-10 170 Right Right 1926-10-13
3 Gil Coan 6-00 180 Right Left 1922-05-18
6 Leon Culberson 5-11 180 Right Right 1919-08-06
14 Larry Drake 6-01½ 195 Right Left 1921-05-04
29 Carden Gillenwater 6-01 178 Right Right 1918-05-13
25 Tom McBride 6-00 190 Right Right 1914-11-02
5 Sherry Robertson 6-00 180 Right Left 1919-01-01
28, 6 Bud Stewart 5-11 170 Right Left 1916-06-15
- Clyde Vollmer 6-01 190 Right Right 1921-09-24
23 Junior Wooten 5-11 160 Left Right 1924-01-16
28 Jay Difani 6-00 170 Right Right 1922-12-21
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The 1948 Washington Senators played 153 games during the regular season, won 56 games, lost 97 games, and finished in seventh position. They played their home games at Griffith Stadium (Park Factors: 97/101) where 795,254 fans witnessed their 1948 Senators finish the season with a .366 winning percentage.

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a unique set of rosters not easily found on the Internet. Included, where data is available, is a 1948 Washington Senators Opening Day starters list, a 1948 Washington Senators salary list, a 1948 Washington Senators uniform number breakdown and a 1948 Washington Senators primary starters list:

1948 Washington Senators
Opening Day Starters


No Opening Day Information Available

1948 Washington Senators
Most Games by Position

C Jake Early (92)
1B Mickey Vernon (150)
2B Al Kozar (149)
3B Eddie Yost (145)
SS Mark Christman (102)
LF Gil Coan (131)
CF Carden Gillenwater (65)
RF Bud Stewart (72)
  
SP Mickey Haefner
SP Sid Hudson
SP Walt Masterson
SP Ray Scarborough
SP Early Wynn
  
RP Milo Candini
RP Earl Harrist
RP Forrest Thompson
RP Dick Welteroth
CL Tom Ferrick


1948 Washington Senators
Salaries

No Salary Data Available


1948 Washington Senators
Uniform Numbers

#1 John Sullivan
#2 Al Kozar
#3 Gil Coan
#4 Mickey Vernon
#5 Sherry Robertson
#6 Leon Culberson
#6 Bud Stewart
#7 Eddie Yost
#8 Al Evans
#9 Len Okrie
#10 Ray Scarborough
#11 Jake Early
#12 Forrest Thompson
#14 Larry Drake
#14 Ramon Garcia
#15 Sammy Meeks
#15 Marino Pieretti
#16 Cal Cooper
#16 Mickey Haefner
#17 Tom Ferrick
#18 Angel Fleitas
#18 Dick Weik
#19 Milo Candini
#20 Sid Hudson
#21 Dick Welteroth
#22 Jim Clark
#22 Angel Fleitas
#22 Ramon Garcia
#22 Sammy Meeks
#23 Junior Wooten
#24 Mark Christman
#25 Tom McBride
#26 Early Wynn
#28 Jay Difani
#28 Earl Harrist
#28 Bud Stewart
#29 Carden Gillenwater
#35 Walt Masterson
#49 Earl Harrist

Did you know that a 1948 Washington Senators Schedule is available and it includes dates of every game played, scores of every game played, a cumulative record, and many hard to find splits (Monthly Splits, Team vs Team Splits & Score Related Splits)?
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