1964 Pacific Coast League season

The 1964 Pacific Coast League season was the 62nd season in the league's history. It ended with the San Diego Padres winning their second league championship in three years.

Indianapolis and Arkansas moved over from the International League to expand the PCL to 12 teams. The two-division format implemented in 1963 was retained, with the divisions being renamed.

This was the final season for the renamed Dallas Rangers.

Final standings

Playoff teams in bold.

	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager	Affiliation
Arkansas Travelers	95	61	.609	--	Frank Lucchesi	Phildelphia Phillies
Indianapolis Indians	89	69	.563	7	Les Moss	Chicago White Sox
Oklahoma City 89ers	88	70	.557	8	Grady Hatton	Houston Colt .45s
Denver Bears	80	78	.506	16	Bill Adair	Milwaukee Braves
Salt Lake City Bees	58	98	.372	37	Vedie Himsl	Chicago Cubs
Dallas Rangers	53	104	.338	42½	John McNamara	Kansas City Athletics

	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager	Affiliation
San Diego Padres	91	67	.576	--	Dave Bristol	Cincinnati Reds
Portland Beavers	90	68	.570	1	Johnny Lipon	Cleveland Indians
Spokane Indians	85	73	.538	6	Danny Ozark	Los Angeles Dodgers
Seattle Rainiers	81	75	.519	9	Edo Vanni	Boston Red Sox
Tacoma Giants	73	82	.471	16½	Charlie Fox	San Francisco Giants
Hawaii Islanders	60	98	.380	31	Bob Lemon	Los Angeles Angels

Championship Finals

Arkansas vs. San Diego Date Away Home September 15 Arkansas 4 San Diego 0 September 16 Arkansas 1 San Diego 2 September 17 Arkansas 0 San Diego 1 September 18 San Diego 3 Arkansas 4 September 20 San Diego 5 Arkansas 1 September 21 San Diego 0 Arkansas 2 September 22 San Diego 11 Arkansas 5 San Diego wins series 4-3

References

• W. Lloyd Johnson and Miles Wolff, eds.: The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, Baseball America, 1993.

Related Sites

• BR minors page