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1964
Left, from top: Joe Austin, John Herbst, Rick Monday, Butch Thompson, Steve Clark, Skip Hancock and Walt Peterson. Middle, from left: Mike Stepovich, Tom Seaver, Bob Maxwell, Phil Blackwell, Graig Nettles, Dennis Smith, and Gary Sutherland. Bottom, from left: Bud Hollowell, Curtell Motton, Buddy Bovender, H.A. (Red) Boucher, Sam Suplizio, Jimy Williams and Mike Paul. Batboys: Tommy Alexander and Wolfgang Fischer.
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1964 Roster | H.A. 'Red' Boucher • Mike Stepovich // Jim Aguilar • Tony Alesci • Joe Austin • Phil Blackwell • Buddy Bovender • Steve Clark • Ron Drago • Gary Dixon • Larry Elliot • Skip Hancock • John Herbst • Bud Hollowell • George Mies • Rick Monday • Curt Motton • Graig Nettles • Mike Paul • Walt Peterson • Don Reed • Bob Rossin • Tom Seaver • Dennis Smith • Sam Suplizio • Gary Sutherland • Butch Thompson • Jim Visher • Jimy Williams • Emmitt Wilson • Don Yates | All-Time Roster • All-Time Lineups
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1964 PRESSBOX
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"Alaska Goldpanners Add to Their Laurels" The Alaska Goldpanners of Fairbanks had to settle for second place in the 1964 National Baseball Congress Tournament but again set a new record for team and individual awards with a total of 16. Organized in 1960 by H.A. (Red) Boucher, owner of Pan-Alaska, Inc., Rawlings dealer in Fairbanks, the Goldpanners made their first appearance in the NBC Tournament in 1962 and surprised everyone by finishing second and by setting a new NBC record in winning 12 team and individual awards. A year later the Alaskan entry won third place honors but upped their awards to a new high of 13. In each of the last three tournament, the Goldpanners, attractively attired in Rawlings uniforms, have been named the "Best Dressed" team of the tournament. Other honors accorded them during one or more of these years have been Non- Pro Team of the Year, Most Aggressive Team, Most Popular Team, Team Traveling Farthest, Best Young Team, Best Offensive Team and Best Defensive Team. Individual awards have been for Most Valuable Player, Most Popular Player, Sportsmanship, Leading Hitter, Leading Pitcher and Home Run Leader. In addition ten of the Goldpanners have been named to the NBC All American Teams and Red Boucher was named NBC Manager of the Year in 1962. The Goldpanners played a 40-game schedule in 1964, flying in teams from the United States for most of these games. |
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| Top row, from left: u/k, Buddy Hollowell, John Herbst, Graig Nettles (SDSU), Rick Monday (ASU), u/k, u/k, Bob Maxwell. Bottom row, from left: Tom Seaver (USC), u/k, u/k, manager 'Red' Boucher, u/k, Emmitt Wilson, Gary Sutherland |  |
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GRAIG NETTLES 1960s ALL STARS | JIMY WILLIAMS 1960s ALL STARS | RICK MONDAY 1960s ALL STARS | TOM SEAVER 1960s ALL STARS |
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Winners of Alaska State Championship
| NBC HARVEST OF TROPHIES:
All-American Team Members: Bud Hollowell, c; Tom Seaver, p; Gary Sutherland, 2b; Buddy Bovender, 3b; Graig Nettles, of. |
| PLAYERS TO MLB
POSITION: BUDDY HOLLOWELL
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Most Years Played
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George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Games Played, Career 2. 159 - Emmitt Wilson, 1962-63-64-65-66-67 Most Consecutive Games Played 1. 111 - Graig Nettles, June 17, 1964 thru August 29, 1965 Highest Batting Average, Career (200+ pa) 10. .365 - Gary Sutherland, 1964 Most Home Runs, Career 12. 22 - Graig Nettles, 1964-65 Most Home Runs, Season T14. 13 - Buddy Hollowell, 1964 Most Runs Batted In, Season T4. 71 - Buddy Hollowell, 1964 Most Base on Balls, Career 2. 104 - Emmitt Wilson, 1962-63-64-65-66-67 Most Strikeouts, Career 1. 140 - Emmitt Wilson, 1962-63-64-65-66-67 Most Strikeouts, Season 1. 64 - Rick Monday, 1964 Fewest SB, Season (s. 1963) 1. 39 - 1964 Panner Player Scrapbooks • Coaches • Personnel • Wallpaper || Pictures: 2001-02-03-04-05-06-07 | Most Games, Career T6. 48 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Complete Games, Career T1. 20 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Innings pitched, Career T2. 255 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Games Won, Career 1. 25 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Games Won, Career, RHP 1. 25 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Runs Allowed, Game T1. 12 - Tom Seaver, August 11, 1964 vs. Grand Junction, Colo. Lowest Earned Run Average, Career (75 or more innings) 7. 1.83 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Lowest ERA, Career (150 or more innings) 1. 1.83 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Strikeouts, Career 3. 259 - George Mies, 1960-61-62-63-64-65-66 Most Strikeouts, Season T4. 123 - Skip Hancock, 1964 Most Strikeouts, Inning T1. 4 - John Herbst, June 21, 1964 (1st) vs. Grand Junction Most Complete Games, Season T2. 34 - 1964 Most Consecutive Complete Games, Season 2. 10 - August 4, 1964 thru August 14, 1964
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