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Minor league affiliations
Borger Gassers 1939–1954 (1939–1942, 1946–1954) Borger, Texas
Previous classes	Class C league Class D league
League	West Texas–New Mexico League
Minor league titles
League titles	1940 Borger 4 games, Lubbock 3
Team data
Previous names	Borger Gassers
Previous parks	Huber Ball Park

The Borger Gassers were a minor league baseball team that operated in the West Texas–New Mexico League 1937 through 1954 with a break from 1943 to 1945 due to World War II. Borger Gassers disbanded on July 16, 1954.

Players

Pitchers

William Hair, 1947
Robert Garrett, 1953
Eddie Carnett, 1948–1952, 1948; batted .409 with 33 home runs and 161 RBIs; other years he batted over .300; from the mound 13-6 in 1950 and 10-6 in 1952
Howard Parks, 1939
Robert Fulton Crues (Bob Crues), 1940
Claude Gerald "Lefty" Blair (dates unknown)

Infielders

Verdun Gilchrist, 1946-1950; shortstop, second baseman^[1]
Littleton Pierson Henry (Ish), 1946, catcher
Tommy Fox, 1946-1954; 3rd base; hit 4 home runs off of Bobby Lane, one of which went into the Huber swimming pool
Luis Sanchez, 1951, shortstop

Outfielders

Gordon Nell, .389-40-175 season in 1940; led the league in home runs and drove in over 160 runs five times

Unknown position

Jim Cain
Pat Lorenzo
Leon Cato
Frank Warren
Stewart Williams
Udell Moore
William Scopetone
Joseph Kilkuskie

Owners

Abe Latman
Dr. Melvin C Kimball

Managers

F.K. Withers, 1939
Pete Susko / Gordon Neil, 1940
Gordon Nell, 1941
Hugh Willingham, 1942
Ted Clawitter, 1946
Gordon Nell / Stu Williams, 1947
Eddie Carnett, 1948
Eddie Carnett / Kenneth Sears, 1949
Mickey Burnett, 1950
Eddie Carnett /Lloyd Brown, 1951
Lloyd Brown, 1952 ^[2]
Lloyd Brown / Herschel Martin, 1953
Herschel Martin / Tommy Warren, 1954