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1. Richie Ashburn (April 11, 1962) 60 1. Richie Ashburn (April 11, 1962) 60. Joe Hicks (July 12, 1963) 117. Dick Rusteck (June 10, 1966) 2. Felix Mantilla 61. Grover Powell (July 13, 1963) 118. Bob Shaw (June 13, 1966) 3. Charlie Neal 62. Dick Smith (July 20, 1963) 119. Bob Friend (June 18, 1966) 4. Frank Thomas 63. Duke Carmel (July 30, 1963) 120. Dallas Green (July 23, 1966) 5. Gus Bell 64. Ed Bauta (August 11, 1963) 121. Ralph Terry (August 11, 1966) 6. Gil Hodges 65. Pumpsie Green (September 4, 1963) 122. Shaun Fitzmaurice (September 9, 1966) 7. Don Zimmer 66. Steve Dillon (September 5, 1963) 123. Nolan Ryan (September 11, 1966) 8. Hobie Landrith 67. Cleon Jones (September 14, 1963) --- 9. Roger Craig --- 124. Don Cardwell (April 11, 1967) 10. Ed Bouchee 68. Amado Samuel (April 14, 1964) 125. Don Bosch 11. Bob Moorhead 69. Hawk Taylor 126. Tommy Davis 12. Herb Moford 70. John Stephenson 127. Jerry Buchek 13. Clem Labine 71. Larry Elliot (April 15, 1964) 128. Tommie Reynolds 14. Jim Marshall 72. Jack Fisher (April 17, 1964) 129. Don Shaw 15. Joe Ginsberg (April 13, 1962) 73. George Altman 130. Tom Seaver (April 13, 1967) 16. Sherman Jones 74. Jerry Hinsley (April 18, 1964) 131. Chuck Estrada 17. Elio Chacon 75. Bill Wakefield 132. Larry Stahl 18. John DeMerit 76. Ron Locke (April 23, 1964) 133. Sandy Alomar 19. Ray Daviault 77. Charley Smith (April 24, 1964) 134. Ron Taylor 20. Bobby Smith 78. Roy McMillan (May 9, 1964) 135. Jerry Koosman (April 14, 1967) 21. Chris Cannizzaro (April 14, 1962) 79. Tom Sturdivant (May 10, 1964) 136. Bart Shirley 22. Al Jackson 80. Frank Lary (May 31, 1964) 137. John Sullivan (April 15, 1967) 23. Jim Hickman 81. Darrell Sutherland (June 28, 1964) 138. Bill Denehy (April 16, 1967) 24. Craig Anderson 82. Bobby Klaus (July 30, 1964) 139. Jack Lamabe (April 28, 1967) 25. Rod Kanehl (April 15, 1962) 83. Wayne Graham (August 7, 1964) 140. Ed Charles (May 12, 1967) 26. Ken MacKenzie 84. Dennis Ribant (August 9, 1964) 141. Bob W. Johnson 27. Jay Hook (April 17, 1962) 85. Gary Kroll (August 22, 1964) 142. Nick Willhite (June 11, 1967) 28. Bob L. Miller (April 21, 1962) 86. Tom Parsons (September 15, 1964) 143. Bob Hendley (June 17, 1967) 29. Harry Chiti (April 28, 1962) --- 144. Dennis Bennett (June 27, 1967) 30. Dave Hillman 87. Billy Cowan (April 12, 1965) 145. Hal Reniff (July 1, 1967) 31. Sammy Taylor 88. Johnny Lewis 146. Phil Linz (July 13, 1967) 32. Cliff Cook (May 8, 1962) 89. Ron Swoboda 147. Danny Frisella (July 27, 1967) 33. Marv Throneberry (May 11, 1962) 90. Jim Bethke 148. Cal Koonce (August 6, 1967-1) 34. Vinegar Bend Mizell (May 15, 1962) 91. Warren Spahn (April 14, 1965) 149. Billy Wynne (August 6, 1967 - Gm 2) 35. Joe Christopher (May 21, 1962) 92. Danny Napoleon 150. Joe Grzenda (August 15, 1967) 36. Willard Hunter (June 1, 1962) 93. Tug McGraw (April 18, 1965) 151. Bill Connors (August 22, 1967) 37. Gene Woodling (June 17, 1962) 94. Yogi Berra (May 1, 1965) 152. Joe Moock (September 1, 1967) 38. Joe Pignatano (July 14, 1962) 95. Chuck Hiller (May 18, 1965) 153. Bill Graham (September 3, 1967) 39. Choo Choo Coleman (July 16, 1962) 96. Larry Miller (June 3, 1965) 154. Amos Otis (September 6, 1967) 40. Bob G. Miller (July 24, 1962) 97. Gordie Richardson (July 9, 1965) 155. Al Schmelz (September 7, 1967) 41. Rich Herrscher (August 1, 1962) 98. Dennis Musgraves 156. Bob Heise (September 12, 1967) 42. Sammy Drake 99. Gary Kolb (July 21, 1965) 157. Ken Boswell (September 18, 1967) 43. Galen Cisco (September 9, 1962) 100. Jimmie Schaffer (July 28, 1965) 158. Les Rohr (September 19, 1967) 44. Larry Foss (September 10, 1962) 101. Dave Eilers (August 22, 1965) ---- 45. Ed Kranepool (September 22, 1962) 102. Rob Gardner (September 1, 1965) 159. Tommie Agee (April 10, 1968) --- 103. Kevin Collins 160. Art Shamsky 46. Larry Burright (April 9, 1963) 104. Bud Harrelson (September 2, 1965) 161. J.C. Martin 47. Duke Snider 105. Dick Selma 162. Bill Short (April 13, 1968) 48. Tim Harkness 106. Greg Goossen (September 3, 1965) 163. Al Weis (April 15, 1968) 49. Al Moran --- 164. Jim McAndrew (July 21, 1968) 50. Don Rowe 107. Ken Boyer (April 15, 1966) 165. Mike Jorgensen (September 10, 1968) 51. Tracy Stallard (April 10, 1963) 108. Dick Stuart 166. Duffy Dyer (September 21, 1968) 52. Norm Sherry (April 11, 1963) 109. Jerry Grote --- 53. Carl Willey 110. Eddie Bressoud 167. Rod Gaspar (April 8, 1969) 54. Ted Schreiber (April 14, 1963) 111. Billy Murphy 168. Gary Gentry (April 10, 1969) 55. Ron Hunt (April 16, 1963) 112. Jack Hamilton (April 16, 1966) 169. Wayne Garrett (April 12, 1969) 56. Larry Bearnarth 113. Al Luplow 170. Jack DiLauro (May 15, 1969) 57. Chico Fernandez (May 11, 1963) 114. Lou Klimchock (April 17, 1966) 171. Donn Clendenon (June 17, 1969) 58. Jim Piersall (May 24, 1963) 115. Bill Hepler (April 23, 1966) 172. Bobby Pfeil (June 26, 1969) 59. Jesse Gonder (July 6, 1963) 116. Gerry Arrigo (May 22, 1966) 173. Jim Gosger (September 7, 1969) Compliled by Gwreck, cranepoolforum.com (net) 174. Bob D. Johnson (September 19, 1969-1) --- --- 175. Jesse Hudson (September 19, 1969-2) 229. Gene Clines (April 8, 1975) 285. Kelvin Chapman (April 5, 1979) --- 230. Joe Torre 286. Richie Hebner 176. Joe Foy (April 7, 1970) 231. Dave Kingman 287. Jesse Orosco 177. Dave Marshall (April 9, 1970) 232. Del Unser 288. Wayne Twitchell (April 7, 1979) 178. Ray Sadecki (April 10, 1970) 233. Rick Baldwin (April 10, 1975) 289. Pete Falcone (April 11, 1979) 179. Rich Folkers (June 10, 1970) 234. Jack Heidemann 290. Neil Allen (April 15, 1979) 180. Ken Singleton (June 24, 1970) 235. Bob Gallagher 291. Mike Scott (April 18, 1979) 181. Ted Martinez (July 18, 1970) 236. Mac Scarce (April 11, 1975) 292. Frank Taveras (April 20, 1979) 182. Ron Herbel (September 1, 1970) 237. Randy Tate (April 14, 1975) 293. Ed Glynn (June 1, 1979) 183. Leroy Stanton (September 10, 1970) 238. John Stearns (April 16, 1975) 294. Jeff Reardon (June 17, 1979) 184. Tim Foli (September 11, 1970) 239. Tom Hall 295. Dock Ellis (June 18, 1979) 185. Dean Chance (September 20, 1970) 240. Jesus Alou 296. Andy Hassler (June 19, 1979) --- 241. Mike Phillips (May 8, 1975) 297. Jose Cardenal (August 4, 1979) 186. Bob Aspromonte (April 6, 1971) 242. Ken Sanders (June 29, 1975) 298. Ray Burris (August 24, 1979) 187. Don Hahn (April 11, 1971) 243. Skip Lockwood (August 5, 1975) --- 188. Charlie Williams (April 23, 1971) 244. Mike Vail (August 18, 1975) 299. Jerry Morales (April 10, 1980) 189. Jon Matlack (July 11, 1971) 245. Roy Staiger (September 12, 1975) 300. Phil Mankowski (April 11, 1980) 190. Frank Estrada (September 14, 1971) --- 301. Mark Bomback (April 12, 1980) 191. Buzz Capra (September 15, 1971–1) 246. Mickey Lolich (April 11, 1976) 302. Mario Ramirez (April 25, 1980) 192. John Milner 247. Leon Brown (May 19, 1976) 303. Jose Moreno (May 24, 1980) 193. Don Rose (September 15, 1971–2) 248. Bob Myrick (May 28, 1976) 304. Claudell Washington (June 11, 1980) --- 249. Jay Kleven (June 20, 1976) 305. Bill Almon (July 11, 1980) 194. Rusty Staub (April 15, 1972) 250. Pepe Mangual (July 21, 1976) 306. Dyar Miller (July 18, 1980) 195. Jim Fregosi 251. Jim Dwyer (July 23, 1976) 307. Ed Lynch (August 31, 1980) 196. Chuck Taylor (April 16, 1972) 252. Leo Foster (August 1, 1976) 308. Mookie Wilson (September 2, 1980) 197. Jim Beauchamp (April 23, 1972) 253. Billy Baldwin (September 4, 1976) 309. Wally Backman (September 2, 1980) 198. Willie Mays (May 14, 1972) 254. Lee Mazzilli (September 7, 1976) 310. Hubie Brooks (September 4, 1980) 199. Bob Rauch (June 29, 1972) --- 311. Scott Holman (September 20, 1980) 200. Bill Sudakis (July 11, 1972) 255. Luis Alvarado (April 13, 1977) --- 201. Dave Schneck (July 14, 1972) 256. Lenny Randle (April 30, 1977) 312. Mike Cubbage (April 9, 1981) 202. Brent Strom (July 31, 1972) 257. Jackson Todd (May 5, 1977) 313. Randy Jones (April 11, 1981) 203. Lute Barnes (August 6, 1972) 258. Steve Henderson (June 16, 1977) 314. Tim Leary (April 12, 1981) 204. Hank Webb (September 5, 1972) 259. Doug Flynn (June 17, 1977) 315. Dave Roberts (April 18, 1981) 205. Tommy Moore (September 15, 1972) 260. Pat Zachry 316. Bob Bailor (April 29, 1981) 206. Joe Nolan (September 21, 1972) 261. Bobby Valentine 317. Greg Harris (May 20, 1981) --- 262. Joel Youngblood (June 24, 1977) 318. Ellis Valentine (June 7, 1981) 207. Felix Millan (April 6, 1973) 263. Paul Siebert (July 7, 1977) 319. Ray Searage (June 11, 1981) 208. Rich Chiles (April 11, 1973) 264. Luis Rosado (September 8, 1977) 320. Terry Leach (August 12, 1981) 209. Phil Hennigan 265. Roy Lee Jackson (September 13, 1977) 321. Dan Boitano (August 16, 1981) 210. George Stone (April 13, 1973) 266. John Pacella (September 15, 1977) 322. Mike Marshall (Pitcher) (August 19, 1981) 211. George Theodore (April 14, 1973) 267. Dan Norman (September 27, 1977) 323. Ron Gardenhire (September 1, 1981) 212. Harry Parker (April 15, 1973) 268. Doc Medich (September 29, 1977) 324. Mike Howard (September 12, 1981) 213. Jerry May (May 24, 1973) --- 325. Brian Giles 214. Ron Hodges (June 13, 1973) 269. Willie Montanez (April 7, 1978) 326. Charlie Puleo (September 16, 1981) 215. John Strohmayer (July 16, 1973) 270. Ken Henderson --- 216. Brian Ostrosser (August 5, 1973) 271. Butch Metzger (April 8, 1978) 327.
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