Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Manager - Ralph Houk 35
No. Coaches
2 Frankie Crosetti
44 Jim Hegan
36 Wally Moses
31 Johnny Sain
No. Pitchers
47 Luis Arroyo (L-L)
30 Marshall Bridges (R-L)
26 Tex Clevenger (R-R)
39 Jim Coates (R-R)
28 Bud Daley (L-L)
24 Al Downing (R-L)
16 Whitey Ford (L-L)
48 George Haney (S-R)
53 Howard Kitt (R-L)
49 Bob Meyer (L-L)
18 Hal Reniff (R-R)
21 Robin Roberts (S-R)
52 Lou Romanucci (R-R)
45 Rollie Sheldon (R-R)
22 Bill Stafford (R-R)
29 Hal Stowe (L-L)
23 Ralph Terry (R-R)
19 Bob Turley (R-R)
No. Catchers
38 Johnny Blanchard (L-R)
40 Alan Hall (R-R)
32 Elston Howard (R-R)
46 Billy Madden (L-R)
No. Infielders
6 Clete Boyer (R-R)
12 Billy Gardner (R-R)
41 Jake Gibbs (L-R)
42 Pedro Gonzalez (R-R)
34 Phil Linz (R-R)
1 Bobby Richardson (R-R)
14 Bill Skowron (R-R)
15 Tom Tresh (S-R)
No. Outfielders
8 Yogi Berra (L-R)
17 Bob Cerv (R-R)
43 Don Lock (R-R)
11 Hector Lopez (R-R)
7 Mickey Mantle (S-R)
9 Roger Maris (L-R)
27 Jack Reed (R-R)
56 Ron Solomini (R-L)
National Defense Service List
10 Tony Kubek (L-R)
Trainers - Joe Soares, Don Seger
Batting Practice Pitcher - Spud Murray 55
"The Yankees moved to Fort Lauderdale [in 1962] for their first spring training ever on Florida's east coast. To say that it was a happy move is to make an understatement. Crowds were great, interest was high all spring and the weather was perfect. It meant a good start for the Yankees in defense of their title.
The Yankees are operating their Class D farm club in Fort Lauderdale this summer ... the new Fort Lauderdale Yankees of the Florida State League. Dan Topping, Jr., the son of the Yankee Co-Owner, is serving as general manager of the youthful Yankees."
-The New York Yankees Official 1962 Yearbook
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