1952 St. Louis Browns
Franchise seasons · 1950s seasons
Independent, unofficial historical lineup simulator. Games here are simulated exhibitions, not historical results.
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These historical season records are separate from simulated exhibitions. — means the season record is unavailable. Year ranges describe this archive's coverage; team names reflect each season's historical name.
Same team, nearby years
| Season | Record (W–L) | Batting rows | Pitching rows |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1954 Baltimore Orioles | 54–100 | 22 | 16 |
| 1953 St. Louis Browns | 54–100 | 23 | 15 |
| 1952 St. Louis Browns · Current season | 64–90 | 29 | 19 |
| 1951 St. Louis Browns | 52–102 | 31 | 21 |
| 1950 St. Louis Browns | 58–96 | 16 | 20 |
Same era: other teams in 1952
- 1952 Boston Red Sox · 76–78
- 1952 Chicago Cubs · 77–77
- 1952 Chicago White Sox · —
- 1952 Cincinnati Reds · —
- 1952 Cleveland Indians · —
- 1952 Detroit Tigers · 50–104
More teams from 1952
- 1952 New York Yankees · 95–59
- 1952 Philadelphia Athletics · 79–75
- 1952 Philadelphia Phillies · —
- 1952 Pittsburgh Pirates · —
- 1952 St. Louis Cardinals · 88–66
- 1952 Washington Senators · 78–76
Roster and season statistics
Only players appear here. Staff are excluded from lineup choices. — means a statistic is unavailable. A roster player may have no batting or pitching row if they did not appear in those tables.
| Player | Position group | No. | Stat rows | AB | H | HR | AVG | IP | ERA | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gene Bearden | Pitchers | 30 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 150.67 | 4.30 | Average (47) — 79 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 4.30 over 150.67 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Tommy Byrne | Pitchers | 15 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 176.00 | 4.68 | Average (45) — 93 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 4.68 over 176.00 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Bob Cain | Pitchers | 33 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 170.00 | 4.13 | Average (48) — 70 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 4.13 over 170.00 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Cliff Fannin | Pitchers | 20,28 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 16.33 | 12.67 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Ned Garver | Pitchers | 31 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 148.67 | 3.69 | Average (51) — 47 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 3.69 over 148.67 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Earl Harrist | Pitchers | 35 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 116.67 | 4.01 | Average (49) — 63 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 4.01 over 116.67 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Johnny Hetki | Pitchers | 24 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 9.33 | 3.86 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Bobby Hogue | Pitchers | 24 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 16.33 | 2.76 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Ken Holcombe | Pitchers | 17 | pitching | — | — | — | — | — | 3.86 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Hal Hudson | Pitchers | 34 | pitching | — | — | — | — | — | 12.71 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Dick Littlefield | Pitchers | 18 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 46.33 | 2.72 | Average (54) — 31 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 2.72 over 46.33 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Dave Madison | Pitchers | 26 | pitching | — | — | — | — | — | 4.38 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Bob Mahoney | Pitchers | 24 | pitching | — | — | — | — | — | 18.00 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Stubby Overmire | Pitchers | 25 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 41.00 | 3.73 | Average (51) — 47 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 3.73 over 41.00 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Satchel Paige | Pitchers | 29 | pitching | — | — | — | — | — | 3.07 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Duane Pillette | Pitchers | 12 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 205.33 | 3.59 | Average (52) — 39 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 3.59 over 205.33 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Lou Sleater | Pitchers | 25 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 8.67 | 7.27 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Marlin Stuart | Pitchers | 26 | pitching | — | — | — | — | 26.00 | 4.15 | Average (49) — 63 of 111 pitchers in the available 1952 rostersAn earned-run average of 4.15 over 26.00 innings informs this pitching score. Lower earned-run averages indicate better run prevention. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Pete Taylor | Pitchers | 23 | pitching | — | — | — | — | — | 13.50 | Not enough dataThe available innings and earned-run average do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this pitcher; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Clint Courtney | Catchers | 11 | batting | 413 | 118 | 5 | .286 | — | — | Average (55) — 42 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 413 at-bats and 5 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Darrell Johnson | Catchers | 40 | batting | 78 | 22 | 0 | .282 | — | — | Average (52) — 82 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 78 at-bats and 0 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Les Moss | Catchers | 10 | batting | 118 | 29 | 3 | .246 | — | — | Average (50) — 110 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 118 at-bats and 3 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Hank Arft | Infielders | 3 | batting | 28 | 4 | 0 | .143 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Joe DeMaestri | Infielders | 1 | batting | 186 | 42 | 1 | .226 | — | — | Average (46) — 175 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 186 at-bats and 1 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Jim Dyck | Infielders | 27 | batting | 402 | 108 | 15 | .269 | — | — | Average (55) — 42 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 402 at-bats and 15 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Gordon Goldsberry | Infielders | 8,14 | batting | 227 | 52 | 3 | .229 | — | — | Average (47) — 165 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 227 at-bats and 3 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Mike Goliat | Infielders | 6 | batting | 4 | 0 | 0 | .000 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Dick Kryhoski | Infielders | 9 | batting | 342 | 83 | 11 | .243 | — | — | Average (50) — 110 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 342 at-bats and 11 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Marty Marion | Infielders | 4 | batting | 186 | 46 | 2 | .247 | — | — | Average (49) — 125 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 186 at-bats and 2 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Fred Marsh | Infielders | 2 | batting | 247 | 69 | 2 | .279 | — | — | Average (53) — 68 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 247 at-bats and 2 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Cass Michaels | Infielders | 6 | batting | 166 | 44 | 3 | .265 | — | — | Average (52) — 82 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 166 at-bats and 3 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Willy Miranda | Infielders | 34 | batting | 11 | 1 | 0 | .091 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Stan Rojek | Infielders | 28 | batting | 7 | 1 | 0 | .143 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Roy Sievers | Infielders | 18 | batting | 30 | 6 | 0 | .200 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Leo Thomas | Infielders | 8 | batting | 124 | 29 | 0 | .234 | — | — | Average (47) — 165 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 124 at-bats and 0 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Bobby Young | Infielders | 5 | batting | 575 | 142 | 4 | .247 | — | — | Average (48) — 149 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 575 at-bats and 4 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Ray Coleman | Outfielders | 17 | batting | 46 | 9 | 0 | .196 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Jake Crawford | Outfielders | 21 | batting | 11 | 2 | 0 | .182 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Jim Delsing | Outfielders | 18 | batting | 298 | 76 | 1 | .255 | — | — | Average (49) — 125 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 298 at-bats and 1 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Don Lenhardt | Outfielders | 23 | batting | 48 | 13 | 1 | .271 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Bob Nieman | Outfielders | 19 | batting | 478 | 138 | 18 | .289 | — | — | Average (59) — 12 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 478 at-bats and 18 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Jay Porter | Outfielders | 22 | batting | 104 | 26 | 0 | .250 | — | — | Average (49) — 125 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 104 at-bats and 0 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Earl Rapp | Outfielders | 17 | batting | 49 | 7 | 0 | .143 | — | — | Not enough dataThe available at-bats and hits do not support a reliable comparison. You can still select this batter; the exhibition uses estimated performance. |
| Jim Rivera | Outfielders | 7 | batting | 336 | 86 | 4 | .256 | — | — | Average (50) — 110 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 336 at-bats and 4 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| George Schmees | Outfielders | 21 | batting | 61 | 8 | 0 | .131 | — | — | Below average (42) — 208 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 61 at-bats and 0 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Vic Wertz | Outfielders | 20 | batting | 130 | 45 | 6 | .346 | — | — | Strong (62) — 5 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 130 at-bats and 6 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Tom Wright | Outfielders | 22 | batting | 66 | 16 | 1 | .242 | — | — | Average (49) — 125 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 66 at-bats and 1 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
| Al Zarilla | Outfielders | 14 | batting | 130 | 31 | 1 | .238 | — | — | Average (48) — 149 of 218 batters in the available 1952 rostersBatting average and home runs per at-bat inform this hitting score, using 130 at-bats and 1 home runs from the source. Shorter playing records receive more cautious scores. This rank compares simulation ratings, with equal scores sharing a rank; it is not a ranking of every player in the league. |
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Exhibition rules use nine hitters, including a DH, and one pitcher. The numbered slots are the batting order. Pick each player once. Opponent: 1952 Boston Red Sox. Players without a rating remain selectable with estimated performance.
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Roster and statistics adapted from Wikipedia contributors, 1952 St. Louis Browns season. Retrieved 2026-09-30T13:04:20.388668+00:00. Source material is under CC BY-SA 4.0. We grouped roster entries, excluded staff, joined stats by Wikipedia page title, converted baseball innings notation to outs, and derived approximate ratings and simulated outcomes. No official affiliation.