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1977
Alaska Goldpanners


Top row, from left: Pete Tereschuk, ui, ui, Nick Degenerro, Nick Harsh, ui, ui, Doug Cey, ui, John Seefried, Stoy Newhart, Pat Dawson, ui, Dave Renkoski, Dave Dowdy.  Bottom row, from left: ui, Jim Ranson, ui, ui, ui, ui, Tom Tereschuk

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1977 Alaska Goldpanners
Roster Statistics Results Schedule NBC

Upset in 11 innings by Kenai for National Title | Win Kamloops Tournament


1977 Roster | Jim Dietz Dave Dowdy • Ron Vaughn • Ed Olsen | Dave Baker Mike Boddicker • Tim Burzette • Mike Carpenter • Doug Cey • Chris Codoroli • Tom Costello • Ed Crow • Dan Cunningham • Dave Curran • Scott Davis • Pat Dawson • Nick DeGennero • Pete Dempsey • Jim Dooley • Paul Doty • Jeff G. Doyle • Dave Edler • Doug Elliott • Jeff Ellison • Gary Ervin • Vern Followell • Jim French • Bob Grandas • Bill Hainline • Nick Harsh • Ken Hatfield • Brian Hayes • Dave Hostetler • Mike Kinnunen • Vance Law • Tim Leary • Tim Lollar • Tom Lukish • Tom Michalczyk • Stoy Newhart • Tim O'Neil • Pete Tereschuk • Rob Rajsich • Jim Ranson • David Renoski • Larry Reynolds • Scott Sanderson • John Seefried • Brad Shames • Rick Stewart • Doug Stokke • Tim Tolman • Thad Troedson • Bob Woodside | All-Time RosterAll-Time Lineups


   


TEAM LINEUP

1977 Goldpanners (48-30)
Field Manager Jim Dietz

1BDave Hostetler .278
2BDoug Elliott .279
3BDave Edler .331
SSDoug Stokke .331
OFDave Baker .342
OFBob Grandas .287
OFTim Tolman .388
CBrad Shames .357
UTTim Burzette .303
SPTim Leary (6-5-1)2.55
SPBrian Hayes  (3-0-0)3.37
SPChris Codiroli (7-2-0)3.66
SPTim Lollar (4-0-0)5.59
RPMike Boddicker (8-2-3)1.83
Team Batting Average             .297
Team Earned Run Average    4.23

MIDNIGHT SUN GAME
12-11 WIN vs. Red Deer M&K Generals (Alberta,CA)

PLAYERS TO MLB

Dave Baker | Mike Boddicker | Chris Codiroli | Dave Edler | Dave Hostetler | Mike Kinnunen | Vance Law | Tim Leary | Tim Lollar | Scott Sanderson | Tim Tollman

1977 DEBUTS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

1977  DOUG STOKKE

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1977  MIKE BODDICKER

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Dear Goldpanner Parent:

It won't be long before our "Summer Sons", the 1977 edition of the Alaska Goldpanners, arrive in town. We are looking forward to an exciting year with prospects for our fifth national championship. Needless to say we're anxious for the words "Play Ball"!!!

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for keeping a Goldpanner this summer. We are sure that if this is your first experience with keeping one of these young men, you will find it very rewarding. It's a great public service that each of the Goldpanner parents perform each year.

whether you are a new Go1dpanner parent keeping a ball player for the first time or one who has kept a Go1dpanner in previous years, there are always certain questions that arise about what is expected of a parent and what is expected of the player. We would like to take this opportunity to run through a few things that might be helpful.

  1. We suggest you make the young man feel at home by explaining that you expect him to live by the same rules as your own children providing you have children and they are of similar age.
  2. If you have younger children in the family, try to remember that these young men work hard during the day, play ball in the evening and in many cases need lots of rest and sometimes like to be alone.
  3. It would not be unfair to ask a ballplayer to help with some of the chores around the house when time permits.
  4. Your responsibility is basically to provide room and board. In most cases, some form of necessary transportation is provided but is not always.
  5. Meals are an important part of the Goldpanners existence. A hardy meal late in the afternoon for some is important. Others prefer to eat a heavier meal upon returning from the ball park after an evenings game. Discuss this with your player.
  6. Show him where your laundry room is and give him brief instructions on how your machine works and let him keep up his own uniform.

SUMMER PANNER PARENTS

Michalczyk - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Downes
Law - Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lodesquet
Baker - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dieringer
Robbins  - Mr. and Mrs. Alex Klick
Burzette - Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hovda
Grandas and Wilkins - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Batchelor
Larry Reynolds  - Mr. and Mrs. Bud Anderson
Davis and Hayes  - Mr. and Mrs. L.C. (Carol) Brice
Lukich  - Mr. and Mrs. Chip Moran
Codiroli and Leary - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perkowski
Dawson - Mr. and Mrs. Louis Postema
Elliot - Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lake

Rajsich - Mr. and Mrs. Butch Stein
Boddicker - Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woodke
Ranson - Rev. and Mrs. Gene Straatmeyer
Lollar - Mr. and Mrs. Marty Nusbaum
Edler - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoch
Dempsey - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seekins
G. Doyle - Mr. and Mrs. Dean Larreau
Hostetler - Mr. and Mrs. Pete Harkovich
Harsh -  - Mr. and Mrs. Roger Anderson
Stokke - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams
Troedson - Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wasser
Woodside - Mr. and Mrs. Rob Robinson
 

 

   

ALL-TIME RECORDS AND MENTIONS

 
Team Batting

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Most Years Played

T4. 4 - Larry Reynolds, 1974-75-76-77
T4. 4 - Thad Troedson, 1974-75-76-77

Most Games Played, Career

T10. 134 - Doug Stokke, 1975-76-77
T10. 134 - Jeff Ellison, 1974-75-77

Highest Batting Average, Career (400+ pa)

6. .344 - Jeff Ellison, 19 74-75-77

Most Hits, Career

5. 160 - Doug Stokke, 1975-76-77

Most Base on Balls, Career

3. 98 - Jeff Ellison, 1974-75-77

Team Batting

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Most Games, Season

3. 78 - 1977

Most At Bats, Season

3. 2681 - 1977

Most Runs, Season

4. 495 - 1977

Most Hits, Season

2. 795 - 1977

Most Extra Base Hits, Season

4. 217 - 1977

Most Doubles, Season

3. 129 - 1977

Most RBI, Season

4. 436 - 1977

Most Base on Balls, Season

1. 381 -1977

Most Strikeouts, Season

2. 416 - 1977

 
Individual Pitching

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Most Games, Career

T2. 62 - Thad Troedson, 1974-75-76-77

Most Innings Pitched, Career

6. 203 - Tim Leary, 1977-78
7. 199 - Thad Troedson, 1974-75-76-77

Most Innings Pitched, Game

T1. 11 - Tim Leary, August 17, 1977 vs. Peninsula Oilers

Most Games Won, Career

T5. 18 - Tim Leary, 1977-78
T10. 15 - Thad Troedson, 19 74-75-76-77

Most Games Won, Career, RHP

4. 18 - Tim Leary, 1977-78

Most Games Lost, Career

6. 8 - Tim Leary, 1977-78

Team Pitching

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Most Runs Allowed, Season

8. 339 - 1977

Most Earned Runs, Season

2. 282 - 1977

Highest ERA, Season

T11. 4.48 - 1977

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