1949 Hickory Rebels

1948 Season 1950 Season

Classification: D

League: North Carolina State League

Record: 50-72

Affiliation: New York Giants (NL)

Managers: Thomas Jackson , Charlie Bowles , Owen Linn and James Proctor

Location: Hickory, NC

Attendance: 34,042 (estim. 549/game)

Pythagorean W-L: 52-70, 706 Runs, 834 Runs Allowed

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Team Batting

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Team Batting
Rk	Name	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	TB	HBP	SH
1	Charlie Bowles	32	23	55	48	6	11	1	0	1	13	1	7	8	.229	.327	.313	.640	15	0	0
2	Billy Boyette	21	43	131	121	18	27	2	0	0	8	0	5	6	.223	.254	.240	.494	29	0	5
3	Leon Clark	20	36	148	136	19	26	6	0	2	19	2	9	37	.191	.247	.279	.526	38	1	2
4	Herbert Cohen	19	10	13	10	3	1	1	0	0	2	0	3	3	.100	.308	.200	.508	2	0	0
5	Peter DiManno*	19	25	51	46	4	7	1	0	0	4	0	5	9	.152	.235	.174	.409	8	0	0
6	Robert Featherstone	22	103	429	362	73	111	18	0	23	88	3	60	56	.307	.411	.547	.958	198	4	3
7	Jimmy Flannagan*	18	119	536	460	73	111	18	4	11	55	23	59	58	.241	.343	.370	.712	170	12	5
8	Lou Foust*	20	39	168	146	23	37	10	1	2	26	0	15	12	.253	.323	.377	.700	55	0	7
9	Alonzo Gaudet*	23	25	106	96	13	29	5	2	0	19	3	6	23	.302	.368	.396	.764	38	4	0
10	Bill Holt	19	42	150	136	23	27	3	1	1	10	1	12	29	.199	.269	.257	.526	35	1	1
11	Thomas Jackson	27	117	447	390	40	103	17	0	3	57	10	45	29	.264	.352	.331	.683	129	8	4
12	Owen Linn	26	121	521	461	92	148	27	3	17	110	16	47	50	.321	.399	.503	.903	232	13	0
13	Bob Ludwig	22	124	569	484	105	143	20	7	5	56	29	64	40	.296	.389	.397	.786	192	10	11
14	Thomas McCall*	22	16	40	36	3	7	1	0	0	2	0	4	5	.194	.275	.222	.497	8	0	0
15	Bill McKenney	22	30	123	110	23	36	4	1	7	23	9	11	24	.327	.398	.573	.971	63	2	0
16	Robert Olsen	20	15	33	27	1	1	0	0	0	1	0	3	13	.037	.133	.037	.170	1	0	3
17	William Proctor*	22	77	249	206	42	59	9	1	2	21	5	36	19	.286	.400	.369	.769	76	3	4
18	Charles Robinson?	--	22	100	85	16	22	3	1	2	14	1	14	11	.259	.364	.388	.752	33	0	1
19	Frederick Sherkel*	18	43	179	160	29	42	4	3	3	17	8	18	11	.263	.337	.381	.718	61	0	1
20	Larry Tokarchik	19	19	34	29	1	8	0	0	0	1	1	3	6	.276	.382	.276	.658	8	2	0
21	Henry Wierbicki?	21	24	73	66	9	11	1	0	1	8	0	5	21	.167	.236	.227	.463	15	1	1
	21 Players	22.1	124	4942	4278	706	1114	173	28	82	580	117	556	504	.260	.353	.371	.725	1589	59	49

Team Pitching

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Team Roster

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