Washington Township Senators Baseball

Senators Top 10

Home Runs

1. Bevenour 20
2. Conlin 11
Koerner 11
Stowell, B. 11
5. Pavlik, M. 10
6. Santone 9
7. Alessandrini 6
Barbara, D. 6
9. Haggerty 5
10. Fortunato 4

Senators Top 10

Triples

1. Frese 7
2. Pavlik, M 6
3. Reader 5
Santone 5
Wood 5
6. Chandler 4
Izzi 4
Rose 4
9. Anselmo 3
10. Many with 2

Senators Top 10

Doubles

1. Bevenour 53
2. Pavlik 45
3. Alessandrini 43
Stowell, A. 43
5. Frese 38
6. Stowell, B. 37
7. Reader 34
8. Santone 33
9. Izzi 29
10. Barbara, D. 24

Senators Top 10

Hits

1. Alessandrini 297
2. Rose 237
3. Pavli, M. 231
4. Reader 209
5. Frese 196
6. Izzi 183
7. Bevenour 180
8. Laudisio 163
9. Santone 159
10. Stowell, B. 158

Senatots Top 10s

Runs Scored

1. Alessandrini 258
2. Bevenour 176
3. Pavlik, M. 167
4. Frese 156
5. Reader 146
6. Rose 143
7. Laudisio 141
8. Stowell, B. 106
9. Santone 102
10. Izzi 89

Senstors Top 10s

At-Bats

1. Alessandrini 876
2. Rose 708
3. Pavlik, M. 633
4. Reader 627
5. Frese 621
6. Bevenour 544
7. Stowell, A 485
8. Conlin 476
9. Laudisio 470
10. Stowell, B. 454

Senators Top 10s

Games Played:

1. Alessandrini 277
2. Rose 269
3. Frese 247
4. Reader 214
5. Bevenour 200
6. Pavlik, M. 196
7. Stowell, A. 164
8. Laudisio 161
9. Stowell, B. 158
10. Conlin 149

And finally, there's rightfield. It's not easy to name someone at this position, because we really did not have anyone play the position regularly for very long.

But I'll go with a tie here between two guys who played out there quite a bit.

The first guy hit .417 in 99 games, drove in 65 runs and stole 26 bases. He scored 67 runs and was a versatile gamer who showed up ready to play every day.

The second guy appeared in 214 games for us while hitting .294. He had 34 doubles and drive in a healthy 132 runs and stole 53 bases. Another versatile fielder, he played all over the field and even became the regular catcher for a period of time when injuries occurred.

The two players selected for right field are Bobby Wood and Miles Reader.

It appears that I skipped the third base position, so let's fix that right now.

He played 164 games for us, most at the hot corner. He had 143 hits, 43 doubles, two homers, and 89 RBI in his career. His batting average was an outstanding .381.

A consistent offensive threat and a great teammate, this guy could really pick 'em at third, and his rocket arm was perfect for the position, and it made him an excellent closer for us, too.

The third baseman is the slugging #10, Allen Stowell.

Today, I'll look at the middle of the field, the quarterback of the outfield, centerfield.

This guy played in 277 games as a Senator, second only to the great Frank Rose's 289. He is the team's all-time hit leader with 297, resulting in a career average of a cool .400.

He is also the all-time leader in walks with 182 and stolen bases with 136. And this was no singles hitter -- he added six homers, 44 doubles and two triples to the stat line, along with 156 RBI (most as the leadoff hitter!), third best all-time.

And he did all this while playing stellar defense and daring anyone to run on his arm.

The centerfielder is obviously #16, Mark Alessandrini.