Hamline University

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Hamline
Pipers St. Paul, MN

Name History:


Hamline University 1854-date

Baseball Team History:


Year Record Coach
1889
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1957 Harold Montgomery
1958 7-7 Harold Montgomery
1959 4-8-1 Harold Montgomery
1960 4-6 Harold Montgomery
1961 5-6
1962 7-3-1
1963
1964
1965 4-5
1966 5-8
1967 7-9
1968 9-7
1969 5-9 Howard H. Schultz
1970
1971 15-9 Howard H. Schultz
1972 8-12 Howard H. Schultz
1973 4-14 Don Meyer
1974 5-14 Ed Zabrisky
1975 5-14 Mark Gillette
1976
1977 4-19
1978 10-18
1979 10-15-1 Bill Davies
1980
1981 20-18 Bill Davies
1982
1983 17-17 Bill Davies
1984 19-17-1 Bill Davies
1985 16-17 Paul Roth
1986
1987
1988 11-21 Joel Klemp
1989 8-18 David Faust
1990
1991 14-23 John Vraa
1992 17-23 John Vraa
1993
1994 9-25-1 Barry Boevers
1995 13-23 Barry Boevers
1996 20-14 Barry Boevers
1997 11-25 Barry Boevers
1998 15-24 Barry Boevers
1999 12-21 Dan Headline
2000
2001 12-16 Tom Rooker
2002 8-28 Jason Verdugo
2003 21-19 Jason Verdugo
2004 15-23 Jason Verdugo
2005 16-22 Jason Verdugo
2006 26-14 Jason Verdugo

Major League Players


Name Birthplace Dates Played at College Major League Debut
Lewis L. Drill Browerville, MN 1898-00 4/23/1902
Howard H. Schultz Saint Paul, MN 1942 8/16/1943
bold member of Hamline Hall of Fame

Conference Affiliations:


Tri-State Conference **-1919
Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 1920-date

Highlights:


Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference champion 1962

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