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1956 Cleveland Indians season

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Major League Baseball team season
1956 Cleveland Indians
LeagueAmerican League
BallparkCleveland Municipal Stadium
CityCleveland, Ohio
OwnersMyron H. Wilson,William R. Daley
General managersHank Greenberg
ManagersAl López
TelevisionWEWS-TV
(Ken Coleman,Jim Britt)
RadioWERE
(Jimmy Dudley, Tom Manning)
← 1955Seasons1957 →

The1956Cleveland Indians season was the 56th season for the franchise, the 42nd as the Indians and the 25th season atCleveland Stadium. The team failed to upon their 93–61 campaign from theprevious season, and missed the playoffs, thus posted an 88–66 record, good for second place and 9 games behind the first placeNew York Yankees.

Offseason

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Regular season

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Season standings

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American League
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
New York Yankees9757.630—49‍–‍2848‍–‍29
Cleveland Indians8866.571946‍–‍3142‍–‍35
Chicago White Sox8569.5521246‍–‍3139‍–‍38
Boston Red Sox8470.5451343‍–‍3441‍–‍36
Detroit Tigers8272.5321537‍–‍4045‍–‍32
Baltimore Orioles6985.4482841‍–‍3628‍–‍49
Washington Senators5995.3833832‍–‍4527‍–‍50
Kansas City Athletics52102.3384522‍–‍5530‍–‍47

Record vs. opponents

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1956 American League record

Sources:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETKCANYYWSH
Baltimore—6–169–135–1713–915–79–1312–10
Boston16–6—14–813–9–112–1012–108–149–13
Chicago13–98–14—15–713–914–89–1313–9
Cleveland17–59–13–17–15—11–1117–510–1217–5
Detroit9–1310–129–1311–11—16–612–1015–7–1
Kansas City7–1510–128–145–176–16—4–1812–10
New York13–914–813–912–1010–1218–4—17–5
Washington10–1213–99–135–177–15–110–125–17—


Roster

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1956 Cleveland Indians
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

Manager

Coaches

Game log

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1956 Game Log
April
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossAttendanceRecord
1April 17@White Sox2–1Pierce (1–0)Lemon (0–1)16,7730–1
2April 19@White Sox1–0Harshman (1–0)Score (0–1)5,3690–2
3April 20Tigers3–1Wynn (1–0)Garver (0–1)31,6891–2
4April 21Tigers7–6Aber (1–0)Garcia (0–1)4,2241–3
5April 22Tigers6–4Black (1–0)Narleski (0–1)1–4
6April 22Tigers5–2Lemon (1–1)Marlowe (0–1)12,9802–4
7April 25@Athletics5–2Score (1–1)Shantz (1–1)18,0053–4
8April 26@Athletics14–2Wynn (2–0)Kretlow (0–1)9,0144–4
9April 27@Tigers4 – 3(10)Mossi (1–0)Lary (0–2)3,7355–4
10April 29@Tigers1 – 0(10)Hoeft (1–0)Score (1–2)5–5
11April 29@Tigers8–4Lemon (2–1)Black (1–1)22,2226–5
May
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossAttendanceRecord
12May 1@Senators3–2Wynn (3–0)Ramos (1–1)9,6397–5
13May 3@Orioles7–1Garcia (1–1)Wight (0–4)12,3788–5
14May 4@Orioles4–3Wilson (3–0)Score (1–3)8,1308–6
15May 5@Orioles2–1Lemon (3–1)Ferrarese (0–1)9,2709–6
16May 7@Red Sox5–1Brewer (3–1)Garcia (1–2)4,3969–7
17May 8@Yankees4–3Kucks (3–1)Wynn (3–1)8,7949–8
18May 9@Yankees6–5Score (2–3)Morgan (0–3)12,22510–8
19May 10@Yankees7–2Lemon (4–1)McDermott (1–2)10,38211–8
20May 11Athletics4 – 1(5)Garcia (2–2)Kretlow (1–3)8,62212–8
21May 12Athletics5–3Wynn (4–1)Herriage (0–1)4,72813–8
22May 13Athletics5–2Ditmar (3–2)Feller (0–1)13–9
23May 13Athletics9–4Score (3–3)Lasorda (0–1)11,30814–9
24May 14Yankees3–2Lemon (5–1)Kucks (3–2)18,95015–9
25May 16Yankees4–1Morgan (1–3)Garcia (2–3)6,26315–10
26May 18Senators5 – 4(11)Stewart (2–0)Narleski (0–2)7,74715–11
27May 19Senators5–1Score (4–3)Pascual (2–5)4,66616–11
28May 20Orioles6–1Lemon (6–1)Wilson (4–2)17–11
29May 20Orioles5–1Garcia (3–3)Palica (2–5)12,31818–11
30May 22Red Sox5–3Brewer (5–1)Wynn (4–2)15,28618–12
31May 23Red Sox6–3Score (5–3)Sullivan (3–1)3,70019–12
32May 25@White Sox2–1Pierce (5–1)Garcia (3–4)31,84019–13
33May 27@White Sox5 – 4(15)Wilson (1–0)McLish (0–1)23,85719–14
34May 27@White Sox4–2Wynn (5–2)Harshman (2–3)25,85620–14
35May 28Tigers3–1Gromek (3–3)Score (5–4)9,54620–15
36May 30White Sox6–3Pierce (6–3)Houtteman (0–1)20–16
37May 30White Sox9–8Staley (1–0)Garcia (3–5)26,78820–17
June
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossAttendanceRecord
38June 1@Senators5–3Wiesler (1–2)Lemon (6–2)4,73820–18
39June 2@Senators15–0Score (6–4)Stone (2–1)2,31721–18
40June 3@Senators8 – 4(12)McLish (1–1)Chakales (3–3)22–18
41June 3@Senators7–1Griggs (1–2)Mossi (1–1)11,81722–19
42June 4@Senators7–0Garcia (4–5)Ramos (3–3)5,02123–19
43June 5@Orioles8–3Lemon (7–2)Moore (4–4)25,04124–19
44June 6@Orioles5–1Houtteman (1–1)Johnson (1–2)12,36325–19
45June 7@Orioles5–2Wight (3–5)McLish (1–2)3,92725–20
46June 8@Yankees9–0Wynn (6–2)Ford (7–3)50,81226–20
47June 9@Yankees15–8Daley (1–0)Morgan (2–5)31,41927–20
48June 10@Yankees6–0Kucks (7–3)Lemon (7–3)47,46527–21
49June 11@Red Sox4–1McLish (2–2)Porterfield (2–5)6,33028–21
50June 11@Red Sox5–1Brewer (9–1)Garcia (4–6)24,19328–22
51June 12@Red Sox9–7Sullivan (5–3)Wynn (6–3)29,19028–23
52June 13@Red Sox8–88,25828–23
53June 14@Red Sox10–9Delock (2–4)Lemon (7–4)7,13628–24
54June 15Yankees6–2Kucks (8–3)Garcia (4–7)34,02528–25
55June 16Yankees3–1Sturdivant (4–1)Score (6–5)40,96428–26
56June 17Yankees9–4Coleman (2–1)Wynn (6–4)41,76528–27
57June 19Red Sox9–7Lemon (8–4)Delock (2–5)14,68429–27
58June 20Red Sox5 – 4(10)Mossi (2–1)Hurd (1–3)14,27130–27
59June 21Red Sox5–0Wynn (7–4)Brewer (9–2)6,49831–27
60June 22Senators4–0Garcia (5–7)Stobbs (5–5)9,94632–27
61June 23Senators9–8Narleski (1–2)Ramos (4–6)4,69133–27
62June 24Senators7 – 2(6)Lemon (9–4)Wiesler (2–4)13,07234–27
63June 26Orioles4–3Wynn (8–4)Zuverink (4–3)8,25035–27
64June 27Orioles12 – 11(11)Mossi (3–1)Brown (4–1)4,51436–27
65June 29White Sox5–2Score (7–5)Wilson (10–4)37–27
66June 29White Sox13–2Pierce (12–2)Lemon (9–5)34,37137–28
67June 30White Sox8–3Staley (3–0)Mossi (3–2)10,80137–29
July
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossAttendanceRecord
68July 1White Sox7–6Narleski (2–2)Consuegra (1–2)38–29
69July 1White Sox6–1Lemon (10–5)Donovan (4–3)31,85739–29
70July 3Athletics9–3Narleski (3–2)Ditmar (6–9)6,22140–29
71July 4@Tigers6–4Score (8–5)Foytack (5–6)41–29
72July 4@Tigers3–1Wynn (9–4)Maas (0–5)33,15142–29
73July 5@Tigers13–7Lary (5–10)Lemon (10–6)5,27042–30
74July 6@Athletics4–2Garcia (6–7)Herriage (1–8)16,17143–30
75July 7@Athletics5–2Ditmar (7–9)Score (8–6)16,34243–31
76July 8@Athletics17–3Wynn (10–4)McMahan (0–3)15,95844–31
77July 12@Yankees9–5Kucks (12–4)Lemon (10–7)24,32944–32
78July 13@Yankees10–0Sturdivant (8–2)Wynn (10–5)40,66444–33
79July 14@Yankees5 – 4(10)Byrne (4–1)Mossi (3–3)27,35844–34
80July 15@Red Sox10–7Houtteman (2–1)Nixon (3–3)45–34
81July 15@Red Sox3–1Sisler (4–3)Garcia (6–8)32,29045–35
82July 16@Red Sox7–3Lemon (11–7)Sullivan (8–4)14,26246–35
83July 18@Senators7–5Ramos (6–7)Feller (0–2)46–36
84July 18@Senators11–1Aguirre (1–0)Pascual (4–11)8,02247–36
85July 19@Senators5–4Stewart (4–2)McLish (2–3)3,17847–37
86July 21@Orioles4–3Lemon (12–7)Ferrarese (4–7)48–37
87July 21@Orioles4 – 3(10)Mossi (4–3)Loes (1–3)22,98649–37
88July 22@Orioles8–0Wynn (11–5)Wight (5–8)10,01950–37
89July 24Senators11–0Garcia (7–8)Stewart (4–3)9,58251–37
90July 25Senators11–3Score (9–6)Pascual (4–12)5,09952–37
91July 26Senators1 – 0(7)Lemon (13–7)Stobbs (7–8)6,80453–37
92July 27Orioles3–2Wynn (12–5)Schmitz (0–2)10,06354–37
93July 28Orioles8–6Johnson (4–5)Garcia (7–9)5,17254–38
94July 29Orioles3–0Score (10–6)Palica (3–9)55–38
95July 29Orioles4–0Aguirre (2–0)Ferrarese (4–8)13,00556–38
96July 30Yankees13–6Ford (14–4)Lemon (13–8)22,65956–39
97July 31Yankees5–0Wynn (13–5)Kucks (14–6)29,61957–39
August
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossAttendanceRecord
98August 1Yankees5–1Lemon (14–8)Byrne (6–2)32,91558–39
99August 2Yankees4–0Score (11–6)Sturdivant (9–5)25,26659–39
100August 3Red Sox7–1Parnell (5–2)Garcia (7–10)1,85859–40
101August 4Red Sox6 – 5(10)Delock (9–6)Garcia (7–11)13,68359–41
102August 5Red Sox2 – 1(7)Sisler (5–5)Lemon (14–9)28,92459–42
103August 6@Tigers9–0Foytack (9–8)Score (11–7)29,81359–43
104August 7@Tigers5–2Garcia (8–11)Lary (10–12)11,96360–43
105August 8@White Sox7 – 6(14)Staley (4–1)McLish (2–4)26,60660–44
106August 9@White Sox9–2Harshman (9–7)Wynn (13–6)9,05060–45
107August 10@Athletics11–0Lemon (15–9)Burnette (2–4)13,46361–45
108August 11@Athletics8–5Mossi (5–3)Crimian (1–6)13,59462–45
109August 12@Athletics6–3Score (12–7)Kretlow (4–6)16,70263–45
110August 14Tigers6 – 4(15)Bunning (3–1)Mossi (5–4)14,14863–46
111August 15Tigers1–0Lary (12–12)Lemon (15–10)11,85863–47
112August 16Tigers5–4Score (13–7)Hoeft (14–10)7,21764–47
113August 17Athletics9–3Crimian (2–6)Aguirre (2–1)7,40664–48
114August 18Athletics8–1Wynn (14–6)Kretlow (4–7)4,35565–48
115August 19Athletics5–2Lemon (16–10)Burnette (2–6)66–48
116August 19Athletics2–1Garcia (9–11)Ditmar (9–16)10,31967–48
117August 21@Yankees3–0Score (14–7)Larsen (7–5)39,18768–48
118August 22@Yankees3–2Sturdivant (12–6)Wynn (14–7)23,58468–49
119August 23@Red Sox2–1Parnell (7–3)Lemon (16–11)26,43968–50
120August 24@Red Sox5–3Garcia (10–11)Brewer (16–7)6,04769–50
121August 25@Red Sox9–6Sisler (6–6)Score (14–8)19,83069–51
122August 26@Senators4–1Wynn (15–7)Stone (4–5)6,88070–51
123August 27@Senators5–2Lemon (17–11)Griggs (1–6)4,87971–51
124August 28@Orioles1–0Moore (11–6)Aguirre (2–2)13,67371–52
125August 29@Orioles3–2Mossi (6–4)Fornieles (3–7)8,88272–52
126August 31@White Sox3–2Score (15–8)Pierce (18–7)73–52
127August 31@White Sox1 – 0(10)Donovan (9–7)Wynn (15–8)31,44573–53
September
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossAttendanceRecord
128September 1@White Sox5–1Lemon (18–11)Staley (5–2)17,74974–53
129September 2@White Sox4–3Harshman (12–9)Aguirre (2–3)14,70474–54
130September 3@Athletics5–2Gorman (8–8)Garcia (10–12)13,45974–55
131September 3@Athletics2–1Wynn (16–8)Burnette (3–7)11,83775–55
132September 4@Athletics5–2Crimian (3–7)Score (15–9)7,33275–56
133September 7White Sox2–1Harshman (13–9)Lemon (18–12)11,20275–57
134September 8White Sox4–2Pierce (19–7)Wynn (16–9)5,58375–58
135September 9White Sox4–1Score (16–9)Donovan (10–8)76–58
136September 9White Sox6–2Staley (6–2)Aguirre (2–4)28,45776–59
137September 11Orioles3–1Lemon (19–12)Moore (11–7)5,42777–59
138September 12Orioles2–1Wynn (17–9)Brown (9–5)4,73878–59
139September 13Orioles4–1Johnson (8–10)Aguirre (2–5)1,66378–60
140September 14Red Sox10–2Score (17–9)Parnell (7–5)79–60
141September 14Red Sox4–3Sisler (7–7)Mossi (6–5)10,00079–61
142September 15Red Sox5–3Delock (13–6)Feller (0–3)5,24279–62
143September 16Yankees10–3Sturdivant (15–8)Lemon (19–13)79–63
144September 16Yankees4–3Wynn (18–9)Kucks (18–8)39,65180–63
145September 18Senators1–0Score (18–9)Wiesler (3–12)81–63
146September 18Senators6–0Garcia (11–12)Stobbs (15–13)4,30582–63
147September 19Senators6 – 0(7)Lemon (20–13)Abernathy (1–1)36583–63
148September 21@Tigers5–1Wynn (19–9)Hoeft (18–13)19,19984–63
149September 22@Tigers5–1Score (19–9)Foytack (14–13)7,73885–63
150September 23@Tigers11–1Lary (20–13)Lemon (20–14)13,30085–64
151September 25Athletics4 – 1(10)Wynn (20–9)Crimian (4–8)3,60486–64
152September 26Athletics8–4Score (20–9)Ditmar (12–22)3,63087–64
153September 28Tigers2–1Aguirre (3–5)Hoeft (19–14)4,52888–64
154September 29Tigers9–1Lary (21–13)Houtteman (2–2)2,94688–65
155September 30Tigers8–4Hoeft (20–14)Feller (0–4)5,91088–66

Player stats

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= Indicates team leader

Batting

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Starters by position

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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; AVG = Batting average; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases

PosPlayerGABRHAVG2B3BHRRBISB
CJim Hegan1223154270.2221526341
1BVic Wertz13648165127.264220321060
2BBobby Ávila13851374115.224142105417
3BAl Rosen12141664111.26718215611
SSChico Carrasquel14147460115.2431517480
LFGene Woodling1003175683.2621708382
CFJim Busby13549472116.23517312508
RFRocky Colavito1013225589.27611421650

Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; AVG = Batting average; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases

PlayerGABRHAVG2B3BHRRBISB
Al Smith14152687144.27426516716
George Strickland851712236.211123170
Preston Ward871501838.2531006210
Hal Naragon531221135.287313180
Sam Mele571141729.254704200
Earl Averill42931222.237603140
Dave Pope2570617.24331030
Rudy Regalado1647411.23410020
Joe Caffie1238713.34200013
Dale Mitchell383024.13300060
Kenny Kuhn272276.27310020
Stu Locklin9601.16700000
Hoot Evers3000.---00000
Hank Foiles1000.---00000
Bobby Young1000.---00000

Pitching

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= Indicates league leader

Starting pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerGGSIPWLERABBSO
Early Wynn3835277.22092.7291158
Bob Lemon3935255.120143.038994
Herb Score3533249.12092.53129263
Mike Garcia3530197.211123.7874119

Other pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerGGSIPWLSVERABBSO
Hank Aguirre16965.13513.722731
Bob Feller19458.00414.972318

Relief pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLSVERABBSO
Don Mossi4887.265113.593359
Cal McLish3761.22414.963227
Ray Narleski3259.13241.521942
Art Houtteman2246.22216.563119
Bud Daley1420.11006.201413
Sal Maglie25.00003.6022

Award winners

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All-Star Game

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAIndianapolis IndiansAmerican AssociationKerby Farrell
AAMobile BearsSouthern AssociationJo-Jo White
AReading IndiansEastern LeagueDon Heffner
BFayetteville HighlandersCarolina LeagueL. D. Meyer
BKeokuk KernelsIllinois–Indiana–Iowa LeaguePinky May
CFargo-Moorhead TwinsNorthern LeagueTom Oliver
DDaytona Beach IslandersFlorida State LeagueHank Majeski
DVidalia IndiansGeorgia State LeagueMark Wylie
DNorth Platte IndiansNebraska State LeagueSpencer Harris

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Indianapolis, Fayetteville[3]

In 1956, the Indianapolis Indians were 92–62. On May 18, they defeated theLouisville Colonels by a score of 24–0.Roger Maris had sevenruns batted in for the game.[4] The Indians went on to win the 1956Junior World Series by defeating theRochester Red Wings. In Game 2 of theJunior World Series, Maris would set a record by getting seven runs batted in.[5]

Notes

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  1. ^Ralph Kiner atBaseball Reference
  2. ^Chico Carrasquel atBaseball Reference
  3. ^Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed.,The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 3rd edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 2007
  4. ^Roger Maris: Baseball's Reluctant Hero, p. 77, Tom Clavin and Danny Peary, Touchstone Books, Published by Simon & Schuster, New York, 2010,ISBN 978-1-4165-8928-0
  5. ^Roger Maris: Baseball's Reluctant Hero, p. 80

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