1967 Arizona State Sun Devils baseball team

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1967 Arizona State Sun Devils baseball
Conference Western Athletic Conference
CB No. 1
Record53–12 (7–5 WAC)
Head coach
Assistant coachJack Smitheran
Seasons
 1966
1968 
1967 Western Athletic Conference baseball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Northern
No. 18 BYU  84 .6673314 .702
Wyoming  55 .5001826 .409
Utah  37 .3001914 .576
Southern
No. 1 Arizona State  y75 .5835312 .815
No. 12 Arizona  75 .5833515 .700
New Mexico  48 .3332519 .568
Conference champion
y Invited to the NCAA tournament
As of June 30, 1967 [1]
Rankings from Collegiate Baseball

The 1967 Arizona State Sun Devils baseball team represented Arizona State University in the 1967 NCAA University Division baseball season. The team was coached by Bobby Winkles in his 9th season at Arizona State.

Contents

The Sun Devils won the College World Series, defeating the Houston Cougars in the championship game.

Roster

1967 Arizona State Sun Devils roster
 

Pitchers

 

Infielders

  • 2 Fred Nelson
  • 3 Marc Musser
  • 4 Jack Lind
  • 5 Dave Grangaard
  • 6 Kent Perry
  • 18 Roger Detter
  • 22 Bernie Vitek
  • 23 Joe Paulson
 

Outfielders

  • 7 Scott Reid
  • 9 Ralph Carpenter
  • 15 Bill Massarand
  • 16 Larry Linville
  • 17 Wayne Rice

Catchers

Schedule

1967 Arizona State Sun Devils baseball game log
Regular season
February/March
DateOpponentScoreOverall recordWAC record
February 24 San Fernando State 14–01–0
February 25San Fernando State8–52–0
February 25San Fernando State7–43–0
March 2 Cal State LA 11–54–0
March 3Cal State LA8–45–0
March 4Cal State LA8–26–0
March 4Cal State LA8–47–0
March 9 UCLA 2–18–0
March 10 Long Beach State 12–49–0
March 11Long Beach State7–610–0
March 11Long Beach State4–510–1
March 17 Colorado State 3–011–1
March 17 Santa Clara 4–112–1
March 18Colorado State11–013–1
March 20 Oregon State 1–513–2
March 21Oregon State5–713–3
March 22Oregon State7–314–3
March 23Colorado State10–915–3
March 24 Colorado 16–316–3
March 25Colorado15–217–3
March 27 Oklahoma 3–218–3
March 28Oklahoma1–019–3
March 30Oklahoma9–220–3
March 31Oklahoma13–221–3
April
DateOpponentScoreOverall recordWAC record
April 3 Utah State 5–422–3
April 4Utah State20–623–3
April 5Utah State12–124–3
April 6 Wyoming 12–325–3
April 7Wyoming5–126–3
April 8Wyoming1–027–3
April 8Wyoming4–028–3
April 12 Grand Canyon 5–429–3
April 14at Arizona 0–629–40–1
April 15at Arizona2–329–50–2
April 15at Arizona3–030–51–2
April 21 California Western 3–1330–6
April 22California Western6–531–6
April 22California Western6–532–6
April 26at Grand Canyon4–233–6
April 28at New Mexico 2–533–71–3
April 29at New Mexico13–1733–81–4
April 29at New Mexico9–234–82–4
May
DateOpponentScoreOverall recordWAC record
May 5 San Diego 10–035–8
May 6San Diego1–036–8
May 6San Diego11–137–8
May 9Grand Canyon6–238–8
May 12New Mexico7–239–83–4
May 13New Mexico3–240–84–4
May 13New Mexico8–341–85–4
May 19Arizona3–042–86–4
May 20Arizona3–043–87–4
May 20Arizona2–743–97–5
Post-season
WAC Southern Division Playoff
DateOpponentScoreOverall record
May 21vs. Arizona3–244–9
WAC Championship
DateOpponentScoreOverall record
May 26vs. BYU 0–344–10
May 27vs. BYU6–345–10
May 28vs. BYU4–346–10
DateOpponentScoreOverall record
June 2vs. Air Force 11–047–10
June 3vs. Air Force2–547–11
June 3vs. Air Force6–048–11
DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall record
June 12vs. Oklahoma State Rosenblatt Stadium 7–249–11
June 13vs. Boston College Rosenblatt Stadium8–150–11
June 14vs. Stanford Rosenblatt Stadium5–351–11
June 16vs. Houston Rosenblatt Stadium0–351–12
June 17vs. StanfordRosenblatt Stadium4–352–12
June 18vs. HoustonRosenblatt Stadium11–253–12

Awards and honors

Randy Bobb
Ron Davini
Gary Gentry
Jack Lind
Scott Reid

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