Sam Nisonoff

 28-6 record in 1924

NYT article about him: https://www.nytimes.com/1979/05/27/archives/new-jersey-weekly-soldier-at-13-still-gung-ho.html

First names

 1933 plenty from various teams

1934 many from various teams

Teams

1929 Caruso headlined by girl

1929-4-24 Bill O'Malley named manager of Jamaica Caseys

1937 Koppers Coke, Brooklyn Industrial Twilight League, with MBA players. Box score.

 1938 Arctic Club, managed by Johnny Enzmann. Many full names. Inter-City League

1903 Greenfield, MA season recap with scores of every gae box scores are available for all games

roster:

Herman Hoar milb p 18-6 record article

Harry Curtis MLB c article

Tom Dillon milb 1b article 

Pat Ginley milb 3b article

John Raftery cf article

William Kelley lf  milb article

John McCarthy 2b article

Brooklyn Trolley Blogger Bushwicks article

https://thebrooklyntrolleyblogger.blogspot.com/2021/05/otd-5151921-bushwicks-sweep.html 

https://thebrooklyntrolleyblogger.blogspot.com/search?q=bushwicks

Delaware County League

 Jack Ogden facing Home Run Baker, 1915.

1917 Upland preview

1917 Eddie Ginton, former DCL, dies of appendecitis

1917-6-19 game with Upland may decide championship

1917-7-03 DCL booming

1917-7-06 Red Dooin hitting .045 Red Dooin released

1917-7-19 Brill withdrew

1917-7-19 brother of Stuffy McInnis hitting .351

1917-7-20 2nd half schedule

Standings:

1917-5-31

1917-6-11

1917-6-18

1917-6-24

1917-7-01

1917-7-02

2nd half

1917-7-15

1917-7-20

1917-7-22

7-29

8-4

8-11

8-18

8-26

Averages:

1917-7-01 more complete

1917-7-15 leading batters

1915 Tri-County League

 Teams:

Poughkeepsie Hustlers

Kingston Red Monograms

Rhienebeck Hustlers

Newton?

Newburgh

Madalin

Hyde Park Robin Hoods

Wappingers Fall Wappingers

Walden

See "Pro Players in semi-pro" for pro players in the league.

Nat C. Strong buys Holyoke team 1915

 1915

The Havana Reds were put there. box score

https://www.seamheads.com/NegroLgs/team.php?yearID=1915&teamID=HAV&LGOrd=1

1915: Pitcher won both ends of double-header, one of them a no-hitter

 https://newscomwc.newspapers.com/image/632153456/?terms=%22new%20jersey%20manufacturers%20league%22&pqsid=lBEjvV8qbCaVHAcmIS3SBg%3A3041000%3A714959146&match=1

Newspapers clipped by Gary Ashwill

 https://newscomwc.newspapers.com/profile/gary_ashwill/#

Tesreau's Bears

https://agatetype.typepad.com/agate_type/2006/05/tesreaus_bears_.html

1916 Tri-County League

 New Jersey

Team            W   L

Dover           12   5

Morristown    8   7

Newton          6   8

Madison        4   10

Dover was represented by the New York Lincoln Giants, as in 1917. 

Newton was represented by the Degnon Grays of Long Island. 

Madison was represented by the Long Branch Cubans, but according to the article below, played so badly that they were replaced by semi-pro players.

https://agatetype.typepad.com/agate_type/2006/05/1916_tricounty_.html

Played in August and September. 

Notes:

https://newscomwc.newspapers.com/clip/51754373/eddie-grant-signs-with-degnon-grays-in/ 

MLB killed in Argonne, 1918. 

Agate Type articles

 https://agatetype.typepad.com/agate_type/semipro/page/1/

Hypothetical all-star teams

 1917

Brooklyn semi-pro parks

 http://www.covehurst.net/ddyte/brooklyn/semipro_parks.html

Schedules

 1913 Sacramento Valley Trolley League

1915 Southeast Missouri League

1917 Tri-County League

1918 Oahu Service League second series

1924 Chico Sunset League

1924 Placer-Nevada League

1924 Sacramento Valley League

1925 Foothills League

1926 Central California Japanese League

1929-30 California Winter League

1931 Brooklyn Industrial League

1932 Contra Costa Refinery League

1935 East Texas Oil Belt League

semi-pro

 Kansas:

1921-10-23 Valley Falls v. Holton - many pros preview

1921 Green

Missouri:

1913 Fairbury team organized -with pros -has ticket prices

1917 article condemning usage of outsider players for economic reasons

1919 S.E MO players signed by Mississippi team

Mississippi:

1919 S.E MO players signed by Mississippi team

Ohio:

1914-9-06 Rube Hagerty (6'3") loses 1-0 to George Sisler Hagerty of Cleveland Bear Cats

        1919-8-20 Rube Hagerty in PA threw emery ball

Oregon

1946 all-state lineup

Texas:

1921 Central Texas all-star team picked Chester Bobo Art Falk

Players

 Missouri:

Petty, Jeff  signed by Browns - has age, weight, height was in Southeast Missouri League

Stevens Browns and other teams interested 1913 De Soto box score

Texas

 1946 much of Galveston Merchants pitching staff pro ball

1949 Rosebuds not on payroll -talks about salaries or lack thereof and why they play

1949 Victoria sports recaps

1949 talking about Shorty Loyd, Rosebuds manager

1949 Guadalupe Valley League all-star team named-Dick Mulligan MVP

1950 GVL all-star team named-Dick Mulligan MVP again

1951 Victoria Rosebud Lynn Loyd hospitalized with polio

1951 benefit game being arranged for Lynn Loyd more details

1951 Victoria Rosebuds' profit slim

origin of Victoria Rosebuds nickname