Mount San Antonio College

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Mount San Antonio JC
MountiesWalnut, CA

Name History:


Eastern Los Angeles County Community College 1946-**
Mount San Antonio College **-date

Baseball Team History:


Year Record Coach
1947
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2006 Stacy Parker
2007 Stacy Parker

Major League Players


Name Birthplace Dates Played at College Major League Debut
William H. Stoneman Oak Park, IL 1963 7/16/1967
Roger E. Nelson Altadena, CA 1963 9/9/1967
Joseph W. Keough Pomona, CA 1965 8/7/1968
Roger V. Freed Los Angeles, CA 1965-66 9/18/1970
James D. (Doug) Bird Corona, CA 1969 4/29/1973
William R. Campbell Highland Park, MI 7/14/1973
Kevin R. Bell Los Angeles, CA 1974 6/16/1976
Michael G. Potter Montebello, CA 1970-71 9/6/1976
Timothy M. Corcoran Glendale, CA 1971-72 5/18/1977
Robert M. Veselic Pittsburgh, PA 1976 9/18/1980
Ronald J. Roenicke Covina, CA 1975-76 9/2/1981
Robert A. Nelson Pasadena, CA 1983 9/9/1986
Terry L. Clark Los Angeles, CA 1979 7/7/1988
Keith V. Lockhart Whittier, CA 4/5/1994
Brett D. Tomko Cleveland, OH 5/27/1997
Christopher M. Woodward Covina, CA 1995 6/7/1999
William S. (Shawn) Wooten Glendora, CA 1991, 93 8/19/2000
bold member of Hall of Fame

Conference Affiliations:


South Coast Conference 1970-date

Highlights:


Danny Gans (entertainer) played –


South Coast Conference champion 1975, 1996


California State Champion 1964-65

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