Watertown Grays

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For the independent team with the same name, see Watertown Bucks (independent team).

Also known as the Watertown Bucks

The third professional baseball club in Watertown, NY, the Watertown Grays were an inaugural member of the Canadian-American League in 1936. They started on an ominous note when 41 fans showed up Opening Day. They went 35-52-1 under manager Admiral Martin and finished fifth in the six-team Can-Am League. John Tulacz was the star hitter (.405) and pitcher (12-7, 2.61).

After the season ended, owners Lou Gorski and Bill Buckley feuded amid the financial wreck of the club, which moved to Gloversville, NY, becoming the Gloversville Glovers.

Sources: Baseball's Canadian-American League by David Pietrusza, Pat Doyle's Professional Baseball Player Database


Year-by-Year Record[edit]

Year Record Finish Manager Playoffs
1936 13-15 / 18-28 5th Admiral Martin Team moved to Massena (4-9) June 24 and returned to Watertown July 12