1944 athletes in service

 https://newscomwc.newspapers.com/image/356299644/?terms=%22edo%20vanni%22&pqsid=ECxSETe5qLuYzKgHgEDYaQ%3A1572000%3A1398039724&match=1

Dad Clark played as left handed 3rd baseman in 1900

 1951 retrospective. 1900 "railroad league" in Utah

Financial

 1922 Butte Mines League - very detailed

1950 WISL + att.

State Champions

 California

1908 Newmans for championship game Vallejo has Duffy Lewis

        team pic - list of scores Emanuel Garibaldi? born in Italy Billy Bloomfield

Indiana

1960 Villa Nova source Greater Chicago Semi-Pro League

Maine

1941 Beals Blue Sox of Portland

Maryland

1912 Marshalls team pic

Massachusetts

1923 North Cambridge 

New Hampshire

1944 Milford A.C. various pros- had also beat Maine, RI, and MAS champions

Oregon

1937 Portland Reliable Shoe all-star team named for tournament

1942 Portland Boilermakers Duke Windsor named outstanding player of tourney

1943 Camp Adair 7-19 all-star tournament line-up 

        (Camp Adair not amateur team, so Portland Firemen went to NBC) source

            Joe Fontaine / Kovenz, John  / Firemen trying out with Dodgers

1946 Gilbert Furniture all-state lineup

1950 Archer Blowers

1951 1951 Coos Bay Lumberjacks w/Barney Koch

1952 Archer Blowers

1958 Drain Black Sox National champion smallest town represented team pic

1959 Drain Black Sox NBC stats finished 7th nationally 44-11-1 record going into NBC

1960 Drain Black Sox team pic finished 4th nationally tourney preview 48-18 record as of 8-17 w/stats

 Vermont

1944 Windsor Conomatics 16-3 record Will Jackman-Buster Reddick black battery 

        Charles Bird 3rd p

Washington

1937 Tacoma Johnson Paint

Misc. Articles

 California

Santa Cruz history

Trolley League

 1913 Oroville Olives picture + names

1913 unofficial all star game

1913 Chico had highest salaries

1914 duel of the Killilays again

1914-7-4 North Sacramento wins 19-11

1916 commentary on stealing on catchers

Bromley, John 1913 has speed saliva and bender

Yates 1913 has ump fooling curve

pictures:

1913 Oroville vs. Chico

1914 L.P. Olker

Schedules

1913

pre Trolley League

1905 Oroville very interesting, mostly about Dutch Wagner

Post Trolley League, pre SVL

1919 Chico colts w/Pelly Henry and Melvin French

Babe Hollis

 Cogwells Polytechnic converting from ss to p

1909 San Francisco Goodyears (3b)

1909 Cogswell

1910 Cogswell
1910 San Rafael Regulars

1910 good prospect

1910-5-22 Sacramento Baby Senators

Cliff Blankenship trying to get Hollis -but he's still on Sacramento list

1911-3-18 released to Spokane

1911 San Rafael Regulars -back from Tacoma?

1912 San Rafael Regulars going to Centralia

1914 retired from Calgary to stick to railway office and semi-pro

1914 Petaluma

1914 given gold watch on day of 14K 11 inning win

1914-11-08 champions of Sonoma/Marin counties

1914-11-15 beat Mission P.C.L.

1918-2-10 Artie Benham's work over winter crowding hollis out of king of the bushes title

1918-3-4 pitcher for class A Tribune all-star team

1918 Fruitvale Native Sons

1918 Cable Censors

1918 Naval Communication Service

1918-7-30 probably not getting enough rest because also pitching for Cable Censors

1918-9-8 threw perfect game

1918-11-14 no denial made of use of emery ball

1918-19 Halton-Didiers

1919 Olympics 3-30 loses 0-3 to Portland PCL 4-5 beat Stanford

1919 San Rafael

1919 Richmond Elks

1919 Lemoore Cubs

1919-8-14 talk of Hollis using emery ball 8-17 fuss in sjvl game

1920 Olympics

1920 Richmond Elks

1920-7-01 slowing up, depending mostly on underhanded

1920-21 Halton-Didiers

1921 San Jose

1921 San Rafael (1b)

1921 Rule means Babe could not pitch in OTWL

1922 San Rafael "extra"

1923 new job

1924 San Rafael advertised but dnp

Pictures:

1918-1-27

Iron men

1906-5-30 Ernie Lindeman wins two games for two diff teams - allows but 1 run
1907-9-01 Hopkins split with Stockton for Alameda in CALL. 

1908-10-04 Ernie Lindeman splits with Hobokens - allows 2 runs

1912-8-25 MLB Eddie Matteson beats Cuban Giants twice for Buffalo Pullmans

1915-9-06 George Mullen, Chester throws two shutouts in doubleheader

1915-9-06 Cliff Randolph, Perth Amboy Pacers won both ends of doubleheader including no-hitter

1915-11-19 Flame Delhi, Ray Mines, wins twice for Copper League championship

1918-6-02 Eddie Hesse of St. Michael's wins both ends of doubleheader

1921-9-05 Paul McGouldrick of Augusta Millionaires wins two

1921-9-05 Naulty, Philadelphia Old Timers, loses two

1922-7-30 Phil Cockrell, Hilldale, beat East New York twice

1922-8-13 milb Billy "Sheriff" Buckland wins both ends of doubleheader for Star Taxis

1925 Harold A. Nelson pitched 10 games in three days - struck out 80 the first two days

1925-8-02 MLB Ray Steineder of Vineland beats Melrose twice Dr. Cal Westcott only to get 2 hits

1931-6-28 House of David Ben Segrist pitches both ends of doubleheader vs. Bay Parkways

also beat Bushwicks in both ends 

1935-9-03 Jimmy Dodge, Bismarck, won both ends xtra

1944-7-04 Joe Behrman, milb, Isaacson's Iron Works, pitches in 3 games in one day - 2 CG, one GF

1946-8-12 Al Dumouchelle, milb, Windsor, beats Stratford twice for Canadian championship

1908-9-06 Al Carson, Tacoma wins both games
1918-6-23 Buzz Arlett, Oakland, wins one and loses one - shutout and 3-2 loss

Deaf Baseball Players in Kansas and Kansas City, 1878-1911

 https://scholars.fhsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1010&context=all_monographs

Zane Grey and the deaf George Kihm: The Delphos Reds

 https://delphoscanalcommission.com/banks-yesteryear/george-kihm-and-the-delphos-reds/

Brooklyn ball parks

 http://www.brooklynballparks.com/

Tod Colvin

 milb also him

Played into his 50s. 

All-around athlete

Michigan Baseball pictures

 https://michmemories.org/exhibits/default/catalog?q=baseball&search_field=all_fields

Kalamazoo Sutherland Paper baseball team

 https://www.mlive.com/sports/kalamazoo/2011/09/60_years_ago_sutherland_paper.html

team picture

baseball in Kalamazoo history John Ganzel, MLB & Hawaii 1b, played, as did brothers, in 1890s

Cape Breton Colliery League history

 https://library2.smu.ca/bitstream/handle/01/22313/myers_d_james_masters_1997.PDF?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

Awesome - site with history (including stats!) of Quebec Provincial League

 https://www.lesfantomesdustade.ca/1938-1940/1938-drummondville-tigres

Teams

Illinois

1915 Fairbury Stars Hod Eller pitched for them at least once. Many III players.

1915 Henry Grays with MLB Henry Keupper and milb Alfred Luvisi

1915 Kankakee Browns 

Indiana

1950 Kokomo Boosters okay

Maine

1922 Goodall Textiles

North Carolina

1920 Gastonia Loray Mills Cy Pieh (MLB) 

1940 Burlington Oscar Maness

North Dakota

1934 Bismarck stats as of 8-03

        with Negro Leaguers pitchers Barney Morris Irving Vincent 1b Red Haley

        very similar to 1935 team on BR

New York

1912 Rochester Malltops beat Rochester EL 4-3 in 1910

Oklahoma

1920 Durant Indians

Pennsylvania

1927 Elks

Buck Lai

Bill Haeffner

1928 Corley Catholic Club

substantially South Phillies

1929 South Phillies beat Lincoln Giants 8-2

Lohr 

Lai

Gerner

Kewpie Dean

Ralph Wagner / p

1930 Philadelphia Terminal

Ed Bariess / p IL

Buck Lai

Dick Spalding * of

J.M. Ebert / of AA

John Ebert / ss

Texas

1920 Dallas Federal Bank Ray Morehart? more

1920 Denison Railroaders Tex Covington MLB On team

1920 Paris Snappers Earl Snapp milb Ray Morehart?

misc.

1920 Atlas

1920 Broadway

Virginia

1924 Pepsi-Cola High quality Bob Burnham milb (proved) Eddie Mooers vg milb

        Crossley milb Hotchkiss milb Charles Strain milb Poh milb

        Rex Tignor milb Edward Chewning state semi-pro champs

Quebec

1937 Dopolovo (Italian Aces of Montreal)

1952 Lions de Saint-Jerome Kaz Suga  - pictures of all - Laurentides League Tom Dulmage

        Ole Kolevoll (Norse)

Alameda City AA League

 1948-49

Rogers Clothiers won first half title. 

Game reports: 11-14

Alameda Merchants

Ben's Golden Glow

    MG: Frank Espina

    Jim Tobin (MLB) p

    Jim Davis (MLB) p

    John Lombardi, c

E. Bercovich & Son

    MG: Kibby Spranger

    Tom Hafey (MLB) p

    Damon Hayes p

    Ed Fernandes (MLB) c

Kenealy Yankees

    Eddie Kearse MLB c

    Bill Dunn

Oaks

    Barnice

    Cliff McLain

    Lyle Palmer of

Rogers Clothiers

    Charley Schanz (MLB) p

    Jack Banta (MLB) p ?

    Frank Benites c

    Hal Luby (MLB) if

    Jack Cerin of

Notes:

E. Bercovich & Son had clear Oakland Oaks connection. 

Lots of PCL players.

Leagues

California

Alameda City AA League

    1948-49 

Bay District League

    1923 Palms

    1932-33

    1934-35

    Gomes, Gene 1932-33 Wilmington Merchants

    Moudy, Dick 1932-33 San Pedro Merchants 1934-35 Longshoremen

    Storti, Joe 1932-33 San Pedro Merchants 1934-35 Merchants

     

    1932-33 L.A. Nippons

California State League

    1929 San Mateo

    1930 2nd half

    1935 Modesto Reds 2nd half

    1936 San Mateo Blues 2nd half won both halves alt 2nd standings

    1938 Stockton Amblers

    1940 Modesto Reds 8-3 Modesto batting

    1929-9-08 San Mateo wins

    1930-9-23 San Jose refuses to play San Mateo in championship

    1935-9-5 Modesto has weakest pitching staff

     1 2 1935-9-23 Modesto wins Pudgt Gould, spitball artist

    Cozad, Phil 1938 Modesto

    Firpo, Tony .353 in 40WINT 1939 Iroquois Red Men

    Leishman, Eddie 1928 San Mateo

    O'Shea, Pat 1940 Iroquois Red Men

    Priest, Bill 1939 Iroquois Red Men 1939 Stockton 1940 Modesto Reds 1941 Modesto

    Almada, Mel 1940 Atwater Packers

    Maggert, Harl 1935 San Mateo

    Steengrafe, Milt 1935 Modesto

    Nielson, Hughie 1936 pic

    Priest, Bill  TR 1939 pic 1940 vg pic

    1939 Stan Dinkel, cap-3b of Stockton, retires from baseball (he returned in 40 lol)

    1940 Modesto Reds  win 1213 in attendace - one of the larger crowds in recent years

Central California League

    1928 4-23 standings

    1936 Stetson Grocers

    1937 Stockton Amblers

    Braghetta, Herman 1936 Stetsons

    Ferrill, "Dogs" 1936 Iroquois Red Men

    Hand, Harvey 1937 Modesto Reds

    Noonan, Joe 1937 Modesto Reds

    Lingerfelt, Garland 1937 Modesto Reds

    Parks, Harry 2-way player 1937 Modesto Reds

    Priest, Bill 1937 Merced

    Smith hits two homers - wears glasses + one-legged Ernie Foge

    1937 Modesto commentary

    1937 league secretary is reserve pitcher

Central Coast League

    1921 Paso Robles

Central League

    1910-10-21 club batting

Don Pedro League

    1928

    1934

    MLB Dusty Miller 1928 Manteca Maulers 2nd half MG

    Roy Kuhn 1928 Modesto Merchants

    1928 Smoky Felker threw a spitter

    1934 rejuvenated

    

Elimination League

    1915 5-26 batting 5-25 club records

Golden Gate Valley League

    1930s high quality San Francisco winter league

    1936-37 managers

    

    1934-35 Verdi picture additional

    info

    1939 all-star team selected

    search - for more

Humboldt County League

    1922 Eureka schedule batting as of 8-25

    1923 Samoa final standings 

    1924

    Harry Wolter MLB 1923 Samoa

    1923-7-31 Dan Alley, Eureka c, hitting .487

    1924 LaFayette Henion and Speed Martin may be ineligible

Inter-City League

    1933-34

    1934 

    Duzich, Robert 1934 Jadrans (1st half champs)

    List, Clyde 1933 Wilson's Red Caps

    Moudy, Dick 1933 Lomita 1934 San Pedro Longshoremen

    Storti, Joe 1934 San Pedro Merchants had k'd 32 in 15 innings

    Yelovic, John 1933-34 Texaco he pitched for Catalina Islanders in 1933

Long Beach AAA

    1933 7-28 standings

    Stewart, Ernie 1933 Houghton Park

    Spindel, Hal 1933 Houghton Park

Mid-Valley League

    1956

Line scores from Stockton

    Ralph Schwamb 1956 Represa MLB

Mission League

    1934 5-3 standings

    1936 Spreckels Tigers 6-4 standings

    1949 Santa Cruz Missions 2nd half standings final stats

    1950 Watsonville Packers

    1951 did not play

    1952 Alisal 2nd half standings

    1953 Fort Ord Braves

    Jerry Bernstein "master craftsman" 1949 Watsonville 1950 Watsonville 

            1952 Monterey Merchants

    Con Causey 1950 Watsonville 1952

    Ellis Daugherty 1949 Santa Cruz

    Bill Koski MLB 1953 Fort Ord

    Pete Mesa 1949 Santa Cruz

    Tom Seats MLB 1950 Salinas Rodeo Buffets

    Larry Segovia 1952 Monterey

    Frank Volpi 1952 Gilbarts

    Santa Cruz Sentinel 1952

    1952 All-Star Game preview box

    1952 top batting/pitching

    1936 Dom DiMaggio picture hitting .447 for Monterey

    1949 Santa Cruz picture

Oakland Tribune Tournament

    1934 Alameda Elks

    1935 =Alameda Elks Bonham threw 27 straight shutout innings

    1935 action pic

    Green, Harry 1939 Richmond Grace Bros. Beer

    Wright, Jiggs 1939 Richmond Grace Bros. Beer 2-hitter

    1940 look back at all the stars the tourney has produced

    

Oil Belt League

    1923

    1924 Standard Oil source

    Fairbanks, Fred 1923 Shell Oil

    Fromme, Walter 1923 Shell Oil

    Johnson, Neal 1923 Santa Fe Union Oil

    Pallas, Al 1923 Shell Oil

    Norek, John 1923 Shell Oil

    Danning, Ike 1924 C.C.M.O.

Peninsula Winter League

    1944-45 San Bruno final standings 1-08 standings

      Whitey Kurowski  1944-45 Laundry Workers teammate of one-legged Ernie Foge

    2-12 Carl Sever (see final st.)

Placer-Nevada League

    Tommy Glaviano, MLB 1957 Lincoln

    Stevens, LeRoy 1957 Lincoln

    Jacquier, "Jake" 1957 Placerville

    MLB Joe Kirrene 1957 Placerville box 1958 Placerville

    Petralli, Gene 1957 Placerville

Professional Winter League

    1928-29 Cleveland Colored Giants

    1929-30 1-22 Shell Oil batting

    MLB Earle Brucker 1928-29 Shell Oil 1929-30 Shell Oil

    1-13 Shell Oil v. White Kings REALLY GOOD LEAGUE

    1931-1-14 San Diego enters

 

San Diego City League

    1919 7-21 standings

San Fernando Valley Summer League

    1923 7-24 standings (also standings for other leagues)

San Francisco Shipbuilders League

    1918

    Artie Benham

San Joaquin County League

    1936

    Ferrill, Dogs 1935 Iroquois Red Men

    1935-8-11 no-hitter

    

San Joaquin Valley League

    1912 4-29 standings

Three-C League

    1923 Brentwood 9-11 standings

    1924 Zenith Mills 8-18 standings

    Pros:

 

    Hal Dimock 1923 Martinez 1924 Martinez

    Babe Driscoll 1924 Pittsburg-Martinez

    Lee Hoag 1923 Martinez

    Roy Hobson 1924 Martinez

    Julius Kaiser 1924 Zenith Mills

    Art Schimpf 1924 Martinez

    Bud Silva 1924 Martinez

    Bill Steen MLB 1924 Pittsburg

    Jiggs Wright 1924 Martinez

    

    Coverage:

    Martinez Daily Gazette 

San Joaquin County region

Central California League

    1928 4-23 standings

    1932 

    1933 Modesto Rose Brothers

  

    1936 Stetson Grocers

    1937 Stockton Amblers

    Alley, Dan 1932 Linden

    Braghetta, Herman 1936 Stetsons

    Ferrill, "Dogs" 1932 Linden 1936 Iroquois Red Men

    Hand, Harvey 1937 Modesto Reds

    Noonan, Joe 1937 Modesto Reds

    Lingerfelt, Garland 1937 Modesto Reds

    Parks, Harry 2-way player 1937 Modesto Reds

    Priest, Bill 1937 Merced 1938 finishing teacher requirements at U of CA

        1938 signed by A's

    Smith hits two homers - wears glasses + one-legged Ernie Foge

    1933 son of Philo Mobley has unorthodox delivery + CASL Swede Larson

    1937 Modesto commentary

    1937 league secretary is reserve pitcher

Farm Center League

    1934 Radio Inn 8-7

    Ferrill, Dogs 1934 Radio Inn

Mid-Valley League

    1956

Line scores from Stockton

    Ralph Schwamb 1956 Represa MLB

San Joaquin County League

    1936

    Ferrill, Dogs 1935 Iroquois Red Men

    1935-8-11 no-hitter

    

San Joaquin Valley League

    1912 4-29 standings

    1933

    Ferrill, Dogs  1933 Linden

    1933 Matteoni & Battilana w/ Native Sons

Connecticut

Connecticut State League

    1946 Meriden Bears Meriden batting

    1947

    Dugas, Gus 1946 Meriden

    Naktenis, Pete  1946 Meriden 18-3 for 1944 Hartford

    Woodend, George 1946 Meriden 4-1

    Alfone, John 1946 Meriden

    Chomick, John 1946 Meriden

    Rourke, Daniel 1946 Meriden

    1946-9-8 Meriden American Legion beats Bears 3-1

    1947-7-3 Bristol Cobras lead league

Florida

Central Florida League

    1931 Cocoa

    1932 9-1 standings

    1933 Cocoa 8-17 standings

    1934 did not play

    1935 Cocoa & Deland 9-19 standings

    Baker, Jake 1936-37AA 1932 Cocoa 1933 Cocoa 1935 Cocoa Indians

    Joiner, Early 1931 Cocoa Indians

    Leitz, Al 1933AA 1932 New Smyrna

    Leitz, Bill 1932 New Smyrna 1935 Deland .336

    Mobley, Allen 1932 Daytona Beach

    Porter, Earl 1935 Deland

    Guise, Lefty 1932 Deland

    Strickland, Bill 1932 Cocoa

    1932 all-star team (selected by managers)

    1933 Cocoa (Central champs)beat Fort Lauderdale for east coast championship 

                a ton of close games in series

    1934 Cocoa players leaving for greener fields

    1931 Cocoa Indians

    

Northeast Florida League

    1933 

    Guise, Lefty 1933 Deland Reds

    1933 Lefty Guise throws no-hitter in 17-0 win

Southeast Florida League

    1933

    Brady, Doug  1933 Miami Tarpons

    Faulkner, Lefty 1933 Delray Beach

Southeastern Florida League

    1924-25 Lake Worth

 

    Faulkner, Lefty 1924-25 Lake Worth

    Tincup, Ben 1924-25 West Palm Beach

    Yaryan, Yam 1924-25 Lake Worth 

    

Sunshine League

    1925-26 

    Gearin, Dinty 5'4" 148lb. 1925-26 Miami

    Lewis, Duffy 1925-26 Johnson-Moffat

    Rehg, Wally 1925-26 Miami

    Yaryan, Yam all-time great hitting catcher 1925-26 Johnson-Moffat

    1925-26 a few pro filled rosters

 

Illinois

Chicago City League

    1892 final standings

    1895 final standings (collapsed)

    1909 Leland Giants final standings 

    1910 West Ends final standings

    Asmussen, Tom 1911 Rogers Park

    Juul, Herb 1909 West Ends

    Almquist, Ed 1910 Rogers Park

Greater Chicago Semi-Pro League

    1958 6-5 standings

    MLB Nick Strincevich 1951 Worth A's    

  

    

    1957 Berwyn ht-wt for all players

    1947 MLB Clayton Lambert beats MLB Johnny Hutchings

    1951 Worth A's

    1956 "league reforming"

    1957 Arlington Heights Red Wings Dick Bokelman, Tony Esposito, 

    Chuck Palmer pitched for Logan Squares and Duffy Florals from 1928 to 1930

    Pictures:

    1958 two Aurora Tigers

    1963 Blatz Warriors

Indiana

Central Indiana League

    1952

    1953-1956 did not play

    1957 Middletown Oilers 

    Herbert, Ray MLB 1952 Fort Wayne

    LaMarque, Jim (Negro League) 1952 Fort Wayne

    Scantlebury, Pat  MLB1952 Fort Wayne

    Sterling, Kent 1952 Fort Wayne

    Karl Stoneking 1952 Kokomo

    1956 history of Richmond Exhibition Park which burned down in a 1935 fire

    1957 Middletown covered

Indiana-Ohio League

    1934 Richmond Lincos

    Tangeman, Julie pitcher 1934 Dayton Shroyers 1934 Richmond Lincos

    Biggs, Charlie 1934 Indianapolis Kautskys

    Ussat, Dutch 1934 Dayton Shroyers

    1934 high school players may play in Indiana-Ohio League and still play in high school

Iowa

Iowa State League

    1955 final stats

    Jack Hannah 1955 Estherville

    John Hill - top pitcher and maser swine producer

    

Kansas

Oil Belt League

    1923

    Markwell, Leo 1923 Eureka

    

Maine

Casco Bay League

    1909 8-22 standings

 

    milb:

    Stanwood 1909 South Harpswell

Interstate League

    1924

Maine League

    1924 6-27 standings

    1925 7-19 standings

    1926 8-15 standings

Underhill, Clyde 1926 picture

milb:

Buckland, William 1924 P.C.F. 1925 Easterns

Clancy 1926 Bangor-Brewer

Kenyon, William (Bill)  1926 Bangor-Brewer

Klosek, Stan 1926 Millinocket

Manfredi, George 1925 P.C.F.

Joe Neptune 1924 Old Town

Maine Central League

    1918 7-8 standings

Del Bissonette 1918 Oakland

Mill League

    1921

Northern Maine League

    1902 Champ: Oldtown

    1909 9-4 standings

    News:

    1909  Bangor has "congress of nations" team

    MLB:

    Happy Iott 1902 Millinocket 1909 Bangor 1909 Caribou

    Connie McGeehan 1902 Oldtown see sabr bio

    Ralph Pond 1909 Millinocket

    

    milb:

    Edward Barrington 1902 Millinocket

    Alfred Bushey 1902 Belfast

    Edward Butman 1902 Millinocket

    Gus Gardella 1909 Bangor

    Pete Gildea 1902 Millinocket

    Zelma Dwinal 1909 Caribou

    Joe Neptune 1909 Caribou

    Horace Newenham 1902 Oldtown

    Ordway 1909 Millinocket

Piscataquis League

    1926 8-27 standings

Buckland, William 1926 Greenville

Joe Neptune 1926 Greenville

Pine Tree League

    1929

    1930

    1931

    1932

    1933

    1934 Rumford Tydols 

    1935

Trolley League

    1913 7-02 standings

    1914

    1915 7-12 standings

    Buckland, Billy 1913 Winthrop 1914 Winthrop 7-03 has 51K's in 4 games

    1914-7-18 Driscoll of Gardiner throws no-hitter

Twin States League

    1909 6-27 standings

    milb:

    

    Zelma Dwinal 1909 Somersworth

    Eke Johnson 1909 Portland

    Duke Kilfedder 1909 Pine Tree

    Mike McDonough 1909 Portland

    Louis Tetreault 1909 Portland

Massachusetts

Blackstone Valley League

    1926

    Carrigan, Lawrence 1926 East Douglas

    Putnam, Frank 1926 East Douglas

    Riopel, Hop 1926 East Douglas

    Ruggerio, Edward 1926 East Douglas

    Smith, Rufus 1926 East Douglas

Boston Park League

    1929 

    1934 Jordan Marsh

    1935 7-18

    1936 6-20

    1939 Casey

    1940 8-3

    1949 7-29

    1955 6-20

    Bosse, Hank 1935 Walker

    Shea, Jim 1935 Walker 19th year

    Loftus, Dick 1935 Walker 

    1935 league opener

    1940 Boston Hellenics replace Star of the Sea

    1940 letter to ed. "Park League Booster"

    1940-5-13 40K fans for 5 games lg opener

    1935 five of top batters incl Hank Bosse

    1939 pennant raised w/ Casey Stengel

Boston Twilight League

    1922 9-11

    1923 North Cambridge

    1924 North Cambridge

    1925 Nashua

    1926 9-2 standings

    1928 8-20

    1930 Roslindale 8-30 standings

    1933 C.M.A.C. 8-18 standings

    1934 Frasers  8-6 standings

    1935 8-20 standings

    finis

    Concannon, Dave 1933 CMAC

    Concannon, Leo 1928 Reading 1933 CMAC

     Concannon, Pat 1933 CMAC

     Corella, Oriental 1926 Fore River extremely good fielder

    Devlin, Marty 1926 Somerville

    Driscoll, George 1933 CMAC 

    Fransen, Robert 1933 CMAC 

    Gardella, Gus 1926 South Boston

    Gladu, Frank 1928 Reading

    Hebert, Gene 1926 Malden see pic

    McQuinn, Walter 1926 Somerville

    Natoli, Johnny 1935 Middlesex Laundry no-hitter

    Paradise 1926 Lynn G.E.

    Shuman, Frank 1926 Somerville see pic 15-8 2.47 for 27LynnNENL

    Thormahlen, Henry 1928 South Boston

    Weafer, Charles 1928 Quincy

    Gill, Ed lived to 100 1928 Dorchester

    Janvrin, Hal 1926 Fore River

    Nekola, Bots 1928 Quincy

    Pierotti, Al 1926 Fore River

    Twombly, George 1926 Lynn G.E.

    Whelan, Tom 1926 Lynn G.E.

    1922 selling score cards for attendance

    1925 Boston Twilight League had many Anthracite Leaguers after failure of Anthracite League

    1926 Claude Davidson resigns was pres-treasurer-secretary of NENL

    1926 a number of players have gone to the Blackstone Valley & Middlesex County leagues

        also, umpires are under-paid

    1926-8-23 lg announced that local players w/ BVL teams would not be allowed to play in lg

        "BVL playing best ball in area"

    1926 O.B. does not allow Lynn G.E to play Lynn NENL

    1926 commentary on selected all-star team

    1926 G.E.E.A

    1926 all about salaries VERY GOOD

    1927 championship series was 11 games

    1930 Roslindale

    1933 CMAC

    1934 Frasers beat CMAC for championship - Punk McDonald wins third game of series

    1936 Jerome Markham, former pitcher, hangs himself

    1926 Fore River

    1926 Lynn General Electric

    1926 Somerville

   1926 South Boston

    1928 Quincy

    1928 South Boston

    1926 Somerville stars

    1926 Waltham two

    1928 Gus Gardella and Frank Powers

    1928 Reading two catchers

    1926 Brinn, Walter

    1926 Costigan, Fritz

    1926 Cote, John

   1926 Gardella, Gus

   1926 Hebert, Gene  

                   Hebert+Murphy, St. John's prep school, coached by Babe Ruth's discoverer

                    St. John's team pic

    1926 Lyon, Stanley

    1926 McIntyre, Thomas

   1926 McGrath, Edward Malden ss

   1926 McQuinn, Walter

    1926 Roach, Frank

    1926 Shanahan, Jerry

   1926 Shuman, Frank 

    1926 Twombly, George

    1926 Tom+Gus Whelan

    1926 White, Dr. George

    1927 Andrews, Les

    1928 Andrews, Les p-of-part owner of Chelsea

    1928 Concannon, Leo

    1928 Costigan, Fritz

    1928 Gaw, Chippie

    1928 Gibson, Lawrence

    1928 Janvrin, Harold

    1928 McNulty, Hugh

    1928 Page, Louis

    1928 Thormahlen, Henry had 21K game

    1929 Parsons, Charlie

    Boston Twilight league net54 one post

    Al Davidson K-BB kinda guy pitched a lot.  milb Albert Davidson

Twilight Stars cartoons:

Casey, Dick 1922

Conley, "Bobber" 1922

Cote, Warren 1922

Danner, Buck 1922

Davidson, Claude 1922 MLB also league president!

Dempsey, Bill 1922

Doherty, "Doc" 1922

Dooley, Tom 1922

Fitzgerald, Jimmy 1922

Foley, Tom 1922

Glennon, Bill 1922

Lonergan, Walter 1922 MLB

Murphy, Joe 1922

Norton, Johnny 1922

Sanford, Phil 1922

Skayhan, Bill 1922

Strecker, "Lovie" 1922 aka Louis Stretcher

Sullivan, Frank 1922

Twombly, George 1922 MLB

Ward, Dutch 1922

Walsh "Tweet" 1922

Whelan, Gus 1922

White, George 1922

Boston Suburban Twilight League

    1935 7-22

    Clancy, Bill 1935 First National Stores

Central League

    1923 Fitchburg

    1924 Gardner

Minnesota

Class A State Tournament

    1942 Fairfax 

    Johnson, Lefty 1942 Fairfax

    Wagner, Bassy 1942 Fairfax MVP

    Reis, Bobby  1942 Fairfax 4 HR

    1942 Fairfax + Bassy Wagner receiving MVP award

    

Class AA State Tournament

    1942 Austin

Minneapolis Park League

    1942 8-16 standings

    Barnacle, Bill 1943 Mitby-Sathers 

    Grangaard, Art 1943 Naval Air Base Flyers won 18-0 on mound

    Vandenberg, Hy 1943 Mitby-Sathers 

Southern Minnesota League

     1942 Austin

    1942 Austin

Western Minnesota League

    Wagner, Bassy 1942 Springfield

   

Missouri

Missouri-Illinois League

    1903 almost complete standings

    1904 9-4 standings

    Kavanaugh, Phil many years see excel

    Talbot, Bob 1903 Kerns

    1903 Bob Talbot description milb opening saloon

    

    1903 rosters

Montana

Butte Mines League

    1925 8-9 .300+ w/averill Anaconda final batting

        Averill, Earl 1925 Anaconda

New Jersey

Newark County League

    1909 9-20 standings

    1910 Newark final standings

        Salmon, Roger  1910 Newark 1911 Milford

    1910-8-15 4 local pitchers incl Harry Kurfess & Roger Salmon

    1910 Roger Salmon pic 1911 pic + info had scoreless streak of 50 innings in 1910

    1911 Al Dalloy picture

Inter-County League

    1935 Stirling

    1938 commented final averages

    1935 Madison finished 6-11

Lackawanna League

    1933 Chatham Howitzers

    1934 Madison Colonels

    1935 Millburn Blues

    1936 Madison Colonels 7-9 standings

    1937 Millburn Blues final batting

    1938 Madison Colonels final stats (vg)

    1939 Morristown final standings final pitching

    1940

    1941 8-21 standings

    1935 league folds

   1936 Joe Press managed Madison to title

    1936 resentment at Madison

    1936-8-13 championship averages

     1938 banquet

    1938 good about Madison team

    1939 Summit not financial success

    1939 Ernie Sabo won batting title

    1939-7-21 league folds, Maplewood 0-11 and Summit w/financial difficulties

    1940 Madison A's record

    1940 limited to only local players

    1941 local player rules creating problems with player shortage

    1941-7-31 Western All-Stars

    1941 Giants sign four players

Pictures:

1934 Madison Colonels

Newark City League

    1908 Ironsides final standings

    1909 Ironsides final standings

    1910 8-01 standings

    Kurfess, Harry 1910 Tigers

    Pfanmiller, George 1910 Ironsides

    Bruggy, Frank 1910 Ironsides

     Wolf, Ernie 1910 Orange Valley

    1909 Ironsides pic

    6-20 Ironsides action+posed pics incl. of Bruggy

    1910-7-10 Parkviews team pic

    1910-8-15 4 local pitchers incl Harry Kurfess

    1910 Ironsides + info

    1911 Roseville + Tigers team pics + police patrol at game

    1910 Jack Kurfess pic

    1911 Paul Ulbright pic + '10 stats

    1910 Rube Waddell for Ironsides (post-season)

    1910-10-10 Ironsides beat Jersey City 7-6 Waddell k's 13

    1909 Ironsides cartoon

Sussex County League

    1915 

    Salmon, Roger * 1915 Franklin

 

New York

Brooklyn Amateur Baseball Association

    1884 8-18 standings

    1886 9-19 standings

    1890 7-13 standings

    1897 7-16 standings + flding for two teams

Long Island Amateur Assocation

    1881

    1884 8-18 standings

    1885 6-27 standings

    1886 Star Club 

    1887 Star Club 8-23 standings final standings + Star roster

Queens Semi-pro League

    1924 Flushing 9-21 standings

    1925 8-31 standings 8-05 10 leading hitters

    1923-8-21 league organized

    1925 season preview

North Carolina

Carolina League

    league on BR 1936 league is listed but no rosters - played about 100 games a year

    wiki league played from 1936 to 1938

    1936 Valdese Textiles  8-27 standings

    Arnette, Mack 1936 Shelby

    Biggerstaff, Pick  1936 Valdese Textiles MG

    Brannon, Ray two way 1936 Forest City Bees

    Capps, Claude  1936 Valdese Textiles

    Keller, Selby 1936 Valdese Textiles

    LaVeque, Francis 1936 Charlotte Hornets

    Maxcy, Russ

    Rimmer, Jimmie 1936 Shelby

    Suddeth, Guy 1936 Shelby

    Suggs, Chick 1936 Forest City Bees

    Viau, Louis 1936 Valdese Textiles

    Whitiak, Nick 1936 Kannapolis

    Guise, Lefty 1936 Concord Weavers

    Phillips, Buz     1936 Valdese Textiles

    Rich, Woody 1936 Valdese Textiles

    1936 championship series 9-8 Concord 1-0 9-10 Concord 7-5 

       9-11 Valdese 5-4 9-12 Valdese 3-2 9-13 Valdese 11-8 9-14 Valdese 5-3

    1936 Valdese Textiles

Carolina Textile League

    1934 

    1935

    Braun, Ralph

    Creason, Clanard 1935 Cooleemee Cools

    Guise, Lefty  1935 Concord Weavers

    Poole, Jim 1934 Cooleemee

    1934 selected all-star team alt

Catawba League

        1934 8-5 standings

    Arnette, Mack  1934 Rock Hill Bleachery-Aragon

    Dougherty, Neil IL 1934 Lancaster Red Roses

    Heavener, John 1934 Baldwin

    Lankford, Sam 1934 Rock Hill Bleachery-Aragon knuckleballer

    McFadden, Robert 1934 Lancaster

    Nelson, Earl 1934 Baldwin

    Rhinehardt, George 1934 Rock Hill Bleachery-Aragon

    Suggs, Chick 1934 Baldwin

    Guise, Lefty 1934 Winnsboro Royal Cords

    Lanier, Max 1934 Rock Hill Bleachery-Aragon

    Paschal, Ben 1934 Baldwin

    Settlemire, Merle 1934 Baldwin

    Sigman, Tripp 1934 Great Falls

    Shoun, Clyde 1934 Baldwin

    Veach, Al 1934 Lancaster

    1934 Winnsboro managed by Shoeless Joe Jackson for part of season

    1934 selected all-star team

Davidson League

    1936

    Lanier, Max 1936 Denton

Granite Belt League (replaced by Carolina Textile League)

    1930-1933

Palmetto Textile League (also just Palmetto League)

    1933 Ninety Six

Tri-County League

    1935 Bossong Indians

     Lanier, Max 1935 Bossong

    1935 Bossong at banquet

    

Ohio

Cleveland Amateur Baseball Association

    1910-1932

Eastern Ohio League

    1924 8-10 standings

    1925 5-4 standings

    MLB Joe Agler 1925 New Philadelphia Noakers

    MLB Pete Susko 1925 New Philadelphia Noakers

     see pro player in semi-pro for more

Ohio Industrial League

    1949

    Cliff Serbin 1949 Lima

Oklahoma

Logan County League   Quality: Insignificant 

    1921 Crescent  7-14 standings + Crescent stats

    1924 

    1925 1st half "standings" + 2nd half schedule

    1935 Crescent 1st half stats

    1936 

    Pros:

    

    Edward Stucin 1936 Guthrie

    News:

    1936 All-Star team

    1936 talking about League

    Pictures:

    Chesty Hart 1936

Oregon

Cascade League

    1942 8-9 standings 8-14 batting

    1943 batting (all)

    1944 pitching .250+

    1945 batting .250+ final pitching final standings

    1946 batting 8-18 standings

    1947

    1948 Miller Lumbermen final standings (both 1st + 2nd half) + Lumbermen batting

    1947 two managers pics + season preview

      1948 Lumbermen player+mg pic

    1948 leaders pics incl Barney Koch

    Koch, Barney 1945 Giustina Reds 1946 Reds 1948 Lumbermen (.416)

    Roelandt, Frank 1948 Hills Creek

    1946 rosters

    1948 stats for winners of Cascade Lg v winners of State Lg

    

Oregon State League

   1935 7-14 standings

    1936 Bend Elks

    1937 Bend Elks

    1938 Silverton final leading batters 9-2 top batters

    1939

    1941 8-04 standings

    1942 Eugene Athletics leaders - Red Miller top pitcher

    1952 final stats 1st half standings

     Roy Helser 1936 Hop Gold 1938 Silverton Red Sox 1939 Silverton 

                MVP of National semi-pro tourney new sensation

    Don Kirsch 1939 Silverton also in Southwestern Oregon League

    Oscar "Red" Miller 24-4 in 1937 WINT 1935 Hop Gold 1941 Albany 1942 Eugene

    Ted Pillette 1937 Toledo

    Howard Maple 1938 batting champ

    Johnny Pesky 1937 Bend Elks (lg avg leader) 1938 Silverton 1939 Silverton

    1938 championship game Duke Windsor throws 1-hitter

    https://www.newspapers.com/image/97283676/?terms=%22george%20windsor%22&match=1

    1938 Silverton 29-10

    Nehl, Murel 1937 Bend

    Stokoe, Clyde 1937 pic Bend Elks mg

    1952 Jack Fassett

    

Oregon State League

    1961

     two Taggerts pics including ex Drain Black Sox

Rogue Valley League

    1953 final standings

    1957 6-28 standings

    1960 Roseburg Whitesox Roseburg stats final standings 

    Gordon Avery 1961 Roseburg 1962 Roseburg (1963 Oregon Frosh Eugene Ducks

    Mike Coen 1959 Roseburg 1960 Roseburg 1961 Roseburg

    Jim Dietz 1960 Roseburg 1961 Roseburg

    1959 Roseburg five players w/Mike Coen

    1960 two pictures of Roseburg players

    1960 Roseburg is in "pictures"

    1961 Roseburg four players

Salem City League

    1927 6-21 standings

    Wayne Barham 1927 Salem Senators

    Rube Maxmeyer 1927 Woodmen

Southwestern Oregon League (Southern Oregon League -1950)

    1947 Grants Pass Merchants top batters final standings

    1948 Central Point Millers top batting Roseburg 8-17

    1949 Roseburg Chiefs (season), Medford Craters (play-offs) final standings + final batting

    1950 Cheney Studs final batting 8-25 standings

    1951 Coos Bay-North Bend Lumberjacks CB-NB final standings 8-24 standings

    1952 Drain Black Sox  7-06 .300+ 8-9 .300+ 8-16 final standings

    1953 Drain Black Sox final standings 8-08 .300+ .500+w-l

    1954 Drain Black Sox final standings 8-27 Coquille Loggers batting

    1955 Drain Black Sox final standings

    1956 7-20 standings 8-13 standings really blurry .300+ complete pitching

    

    Buzz Arlitt .318 avg in C/D 245 lb 1952 Coos Bay-North Bend

    Bill Beard 1954 Drain Black Sox

    Bailey Brem 1952 Bandon Millers

    Jerry Cade 1955 Drain

    Chez, Joe 1950 Cheney

    Mickey Coen 1952 Roseburg Chiefs

    Del Coursey 1954 Drain

    Richard Duerr 1955 Drain

    LaVere Herrmann 1949 Medford

    Roy Helser 1952, MG of Drain Black Sox (pic) 1953 Drain 1954 Drain 1955 Drain

        only occasionally pitching by 1955 1956 Drain

    Mel Krause 1949 Roseburg

    Cal McIrvin two-way player as pro 1954 CB-NB

    Joe Mishasek 1954 Coquille

    Herb Moreno 1954 CB-NB

    Gene Peterson 1952 Douglas County

    Jay Ragni (two-way player in pro) 1953 CB-NB

    Frank Roelandt born in Belgium 1950 Central Point 1950 Cheney 1952 Medford 

        1956 Medford 1957 Medford

    Jim Sinovich  in pro career, played for 9 tms in 4 yrs 1952 Bandon Millers

    Bus Sporer

    Glenn Stetter  1952 CB-NB batting champ (.430) 1953 Drain 1955 Drain

    Harvey Storey 1768 pro hits 1952 Drain Black Sox

    Al Treichel 1952 Coos Bay-North Bend

    Ernie Velasquez 1952 Roseburg

    Zurcher, Harold  1952 Roseburg Chiefs 1955 Roseburg

    Earl Averill Jr. 1952 Bandon Millers

    Paul Gehrman 1948 Cheney (10-2) 1950 Central Point 9-3 as of 8-20

    Barney Koch 1949 Roseburg (MVP) 1951 CB-NB 1952 Roseburg Chiefs 1953 Drain

    Ad Liska 1952 Bandon Millers

    Aldon Wilkie 1952 Drain (threw only no-hitter of season)

    1948 MVP voting - Tex Chandler top

      1949 Medford post-season account w/ some stats

    1949 all-star team named

    1950 Bus Sporer all-star team named

    1952 roster

    1952 Medford had loss of $8279 for year

    1952 Jerry Cade signed w/Vancouver right before play-offs

    raiding WIL

    1952 SWO getting fasterr

     1953 Drain beats Salem (WINT) preview of game billed as championship of Oregon

    1954 Roseburg baseball post-mortem after 0-12 season

    1954 Drain finishes regular schedule with 25-3 record

    1954 after defeat by Drain CB-NB had 29-2 record 8-5 30-2

    1954 3-way tie for MVP 

    1955 Dan Luby action shot

    1955 MVP Dan Luby 

    1956 MVP Bill Beard MVP voting

    1957 Ray Stratton replaces Helser as Drain manager- Drain plays as independent club

    Pictures:

   1949 Roseburg

     1949 Lamport Trophy presented to Chiefs

    1950 Cheney Studs

    1950 Bus Sporer 1950 MVP 17-6 record

    1951 Bus Sporer w/season record 5-8

    1952 Medford owner+mg+player

    1952 Roseburg Chiefs with Barney Koch and Harold Zurcher

    1952 Harvey Storey

    1952 Glenn Stetter

    1952 Clarence Wellbye Medford pitcher at plate

    Barney Koch, 1952 w/bio

    Roy Helser, 1953 1955

    1955 Drain

    1956 Jerry Droscher Medford

    Don White 1956 Roseburg

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia

Industrial League

    1930

    Diehl, Bill 1.19 ERA in 27NENL 1930 Mayfair

    Lai, Buck 1930 Mayfair

    McKenty, William 1930 Electrolock

Suburban League

    1929  8-11 standings

    Ed Bariess / p IL 1929 LaMott

    Derham, Bill 1929 Hatboro

    Haeffner, Bill 1929 LaMott

Pittsburgh 

general

1926-9-05 Ollie Carnegie dethroned as HR king etc Walter Snee /

1926-9-18 National Tube wins AAA championship

1926-12-26 season retrospective incl. no-hitter list

1930 Homestead Aces playing in both West Penn and Greater Pittsburgh semi-season preview

1930 retrospective

1928 City League stars

1929 three public utilities pitchers

Allegheny County League

    1926 Green Cab final pitching 2nd half standings

    1927 Bellevue  final stats 1st half stats

    1928 Homewood-Brushton

    Blaisdell, Neil "Canny"  1926 National Tube

    Carnegie, Ollie milb legend 1926 National Tube 1928 Homewood

    Rohleder, Charles 1926 Green Cab

    Swetonic, Andrew 1927 Bellevue

    1926 championship 3  4

    1926 season summation - two incidents only

    1927 all-star team picked also

    1928 c George Susce signed to MLB BR (MLB 29-44)

    1928 season retrospective

    1926 National Tube

    1929 Homewood

    1926 sandlot stars

    1926 star hurlers

    1926 National Tube

    1927 three Bellevue hurlers

    1927 four leading sluggers

City League

    1929 top XBH

    1930 Homewood-Brushton 

    Carnegie, Ollie 1930 Dormont

    1930 Ollie Carnegie headshot

    1930 Ollie Carnegie/Bimmy Steele

    1930 Lefty Hughes cartoon top batter

Greater Pittsburgh League

    1928 Homestead Aces

    1929 Homestead Aces

    1930 Edgewood

    Garbark, Art 1930 Edgewood

    1930 Quider

Inter-County League

    1929 (only season)  Homewood-Brushton 8-17 standings

    Carnegie, Ollie 1929 Homewood hit 6 homers in lg season

Anthracite League

    1947 batting for two teams

Atlantic League (PA-DE-NJ)

    1923 coverage in Lancaster New Era

Dauphin-Perry-(Juniata) League

    1919 stats

Luzerne County League

    1923 7-11 standings

    Brazil, John 

Men Valley Baseball League

    1931 

    1932 6-23 standings

    Ostrander 1932 New Eagle Indians

Monongahela Valley League

     1906 8-5 commented standings

     1925 8-13 standings

     1931 Floreffe Mississippi Glassers

    Pros:

    Fred Morris (no BR for tm) 1925 Bentleyville

    Stan Musial 1936 Donora Zinc

    Ostrander 1931 Floreffe Mississippi Glass

    Jack Pezzoni 1925 Monongahela

    Notes:

    Stan Musial played with Donora Zinc

    Fred Rico, Italian manager of the 1925 Monessen Rangers

    1925-7-27 John Grant K's 19

North Schuylkill League 

    1929

Penn-Jersey League (vg)

    1924 8-19

    Chester was in league, so Roy Ellam, Howard Lohr etc. 

Perry-Juniata League

    1929 Champ: Blain

South Anthracite League 

    1926 Champ: New Philadelphia standings New Phil.

    1927 Champ: Cressona (?) 8-19 standings

    1928 Champ: St. Clair (?) 8-3 standings

    1929 Champ: Pine Grove 

    1930 Monahan: St. Clair Kantner: Schuylkill Haven 1

    President: K.F. Monahan, 1926 

    Profiles:

    Burkie, 1926

    Sam Huff, owner of Cressona Tigers, 1926

    News:

    Peter McAvoy killed by mule 1929

Susquehanna League

    1909

    1910

    Crossin, Frank (MLB) 1910 Nanticoke/Bloomsburg

    Harned, Warren 1909 Bloomsburg

    1910 Nanticoke roster

Twin County League (Dauphin and West Schuylkill)

    1921 Champ: Williamstown standings schedule

    1922 Champ: Elizabethville standings

    1923 Champ: Lykens standings  team stats

    1924 Champ: Lykens standings

    1925 Champ: Hegins, beat Halifax (Dauphin-Perry) in playoff

    1926 standings/batting/fielding Hegins picture

    1927 final standings batting/pitching

    1928 did not play

    1929 Champ: Valley View 8-27 standings batting

    1930 Champ: Porter final standings

    1931 standings commented averages

    1932 standings

    1933 standings

    1934 Champ: Williamstown 1st half standings 2nd half standings 

    1935 dissolved because of withdrawal of Williamstown

    1936 Champ: Gratz 8-22 standings

    1937  standings Tower City final note

    1938 opening

    1939 Champ: Loyalton standings

    1940 standings team pictures Reinerton

    1941 Champ: Gratz 8-9 standings

    1942 & 1943 - did not play

    1944 Champ: Montgomery Raiders

    1945 Champ: Valley View (I think) 8-10 standings

    1946 8-23 standings

    1947 Champ: Gratz 8-15 standings 6-13 .300+

    1948 8-27 standings

    1949 8-12 standings

    1950 8-11 standings last place team was 0-32 before withdrawing

    1951 did not play

    1952 8-21 standings

    1953 8-06 standings

    1954 Champ: Gratz 8-19 standings

    1955 8-18 standings

    1956 8-13 standings

    1957 7-26 standings

    1958 7-11 standings

    1959?

    1960 7-14 standings

    

    Pros:

Edgar Clough   MLB 1923-24 Lykens, 1926-27 Lykens, 1932 Lykens

Bill Hart MLB Lykens

Norman Shuttlesworth 1930 Gratz not 100% sure

Wyoming Valley League

    1923

    Brazil, Jack 1923 Duryea

Texas

State Tournament

    Kasparek, Al 1943 Waco AAF

    Miller, Hack 1943 Dallas Karlen Bros.

TAAF

    1940 DALLAS YELLOW CAB VS. WORTH CLOTHIERS action pic

    1941 Walt Paschal Worth Clothiers MG BR

Dallas Victory League

    1943 Grand Prairie Naval Air Station 16-1

    Brown, Marshall 1943 Navy

    Humphrey, Clyde 1943 North American Aviation

    Mallon, Les 1943 Navy

    Mort, Roy 1943 Navy made pro debut at 16

    Watkins, Boyd 1943 North American Aviation

    Womack, Larry  1943 Navy 

    Miller, Hack 1943 North American Aviation

    1943-7-23 Fliers v. Navy

Fort Worth City League (Major City League)

    1942 Worth Clothiers 7-26 standings

    1943 Fort Worth AAF Fliers 9-6 standings

    Barnill, Barney 1943 Convair Bombs

    Blomer, Jake 1943 Convair Bombs

    Everett, Fred 1943 Convair

    Stebbins, Lee 1943 Convair Bombers

    Walker, Ralph  1943 Fliers

    Meyer, Dutch 1943 Fliers

    Milstead, George MLB24-26 1943 Convair Bombers

    Sodd, Bill 1943 Convair Bombers

    1943 teams make changes * incl pros

    1943-7-23 Fliers v. Navy

    1943 Consolidated Aircraft

East Texas Oil Belt League

    1935

    Rios, Felix 1935 Magnolia Oilers

    Eubanks, Poss 1935 Shell

    Morehart, Ray 1935 Sun of Arp

    Tuero, Oscar 1935 Magnolia

Hill Country League

    1930

    1931

    1932 final standings

    1933

    1934

    1935

    1936 Fredricksburg Giants final standings

    1937-1940 did not play

    1941

    1942-46 did not play

    1947 Camp Stanley

    1948 Stonewall Pirates

    1949 Fredricksburg Giants 8-31 standings

    1950 did not play (?)

    1951 Fredricksburg Giants final standings

    1952 Boerne White Sox

    finis

    MLB Hugo Klaerner 1932 Fredricksburg etc. 1948 Seipp 

    

    1932 newspapers w/ scores: Kerrville Fredricksburg Llano

    Pictures:

    Hugo Klaerner 1944

    1945 Giants

    1949 Giants

    1951 two managers

    1951 Giants

Houston Cotton League

    1921

    preview of league and writeup for Sprunt team

 Houston Commercial League

    1921 

    Zapalac Peden

    1921 Cox fans 24 in 14 innings

South Central Texas League

       1940 Luling Sports final team batting

       1941 Schulenberg rosters

 

    Pros:

    Hampton Conn 1939 Seguin note

    Fred Scheske 1940 Gonzalez note

    Valigura, John 1940 Luling 1941 Hallettsville 

Utah

Northern Utah League 

    1922 8-8 standings 8-18 batting

    1923 7-6 standings 6-24 batting

    1924

    1925

    Fallentine 1922 Ogden

    Lloyd Keller 1922 Brigham

    1923 mis pictures including Billy Menges

Utah State League  (related to 1912 Union Association)

    1905 9-05 standings

    1906 Eureka 7-01 standings

    1911 6-19 standings Ogden batting

    Bruyette, Ed 1906 Ogden

    Clark, Dad MLB 1911 Salt Lake  played for Ogden in 1912 UA (listed as Clark on BR)

    Blexrud, Mel 1906 Ogden 1906 Dubei Tailors

    Gimlin, Frank 1906 Ogden

    Heusser, Ernie 1906 Dubei Tailors

    Margetts, Bert 1906 Salt Lake

    Seare, Walter 1906 Salt Lake

    Wessler, George 1906 Dubei Tailors

    1906 Walter Seare, Dubei 

    1906 Park City

    1911 pictures of five Ogden players

    1905 league championship: #2 - Ogden wins 7-1

    1906 9-16 Eureka 5-2 9-17, Park City 5-1*9-23, Park City 3-2

        *9-24 Park City, 6-2*9-29 1-1 tie 

        9-30, Eureka wins 4-3 and 2-0 (both pitchers pitched both games) final, Eureka 16-2

        plenty of betting going on

    1906 three Ogden players sign with Spokane

    1906-9-15 league dissolved with championship arrangements made

    Bert Margetts quite unsportsmanlike so sayeth Bert Waters, Park City MG

    1906 cartoon - aquatic baseball - a suggestion for the Utah State League

    1906 all-star team

    1906 Park City wore blue & white

Virginia

Waynesboro Industrial League

    1919  pro players

Richmond Amateur League

    1908 final standings

Virginia Mountain League

    1955 7-09 standings

    Clark, Ernie (born in Buchanan) 1955 Buchanan

    Ransome, Toler  1955 Buchanan

    1958 a couple of pictures

Washington

Community League (Seattle)

    1931 6-29 standings

    Percival, Ed 1931 Renton

Northwest League (or Northwestern)

    1930 Everett 

    1931 Bremerton 6-29 standings 6-12 .300+

    1932 

    1933 8-26 standings

    Dean, Monroe 1933 Puyallup

    Gaffney, John 1931 West Seattle 1932 West Seattle

    Gaw, Wilson hit .328 in 25 games for Seattle Indians in 1931 1931 West Seattle 1933 Puyallup

    Hofeditz, Ty 1933 Gibson's

    Jacobson, Chuck 1933 Gibson's

    Libke, Bill 1931 Langendorf Bakers 1931 Gibson's Carpet Cleaners 1932 West Seattle

    Percival, Ed 1931 West Seattle A.C. 1932 Gibson's

    Lasley, Willard 1931 Everett Seagulls 1933 Gibson's

    Sutherland, Suds 1931 Bremerton

    Gaw, Wilson 1931 West Seattle milb

    Norrie, Hal 1932 picture

    Schaab, Dutch 1932

    Snyder, Bill pic 1931 West Seattle MG

Northwest Washington League

    1922 7-28 standings batting pitching+fielding

    1923 2nd half standings Elks batting (8-30 batting) 8-28 pitching

    1924 Everett Seagulls batting (xtra) pitching (xtra)

    1925 Everett Seagulls 6-4 batting xtra 6-17x

 

    Eley, Orville 1924 Sedro-Wooley

       Pigg, Vic 1922 Sedro-Wooley

    Swartz, George 1922 Sedro-Wooley

    Abrams, George  SABR bio 1924 Mount Vernon 1925 Sedro-Wooley

    Averill, Earl 1923 Bellingham 1924 Bellingham 1924 Everett 1925 Bellingham w/ pic (xtra)

             left 7-23 for Butte

    Solomon, Mose 1922 Elks batting champ with .397

    1923 Elks picture

    1924 Seagulls xtra

    1922-7-28 Ike Dernberger, president, resigns

    1922 Seattle Indians close season with four recruits

    1923 all-star team + biographical information about teams in championship series

Timber League

    1926 8-13 standings

    1927 7-01 standings 2nd half final 6-10 batting/pitching

    1928 8-20 standings

    1929 Grays Harbor Twins

    1930 

    1931 Kelso

     Balsano, Lou 1926 Tacoma 1929 Tacoma

    Berg, Johnny 1926 Everett 1928 Seattle Cubs

    Blevins, Bruce 1928 Tacoma

     Brottem, Tony 1926 Chehalis

    Eley, Orville 1928 Hoquiam Loggers 1929 Grays Harbor

    Libke, Bill 1927 Chehalis

     Rentfrow, Clyde 1926 Chehalis 1927 Longview

    Schoonover, Clay 1926 Chehalis

    Stokke, Gilbert 1927 Everett

     Abrams, George  see SABR bio1926-1929 Everett Seagulls

    Davenport, Dave 1926 Chehalis Timber Wolves

    Gregg, Vean  1926 Hoquiam (13-2 as of 7-30) 1927 Hoquiam 1928 Hoquiam

     Hyatt, Ham 1926 Chehalis

    Jensen, Woody 1926 Chehalis

    Jessee, Dan 1930 Longview

    Lasley, Willard 1929 Grays Harbor

    1926 Chehalis very good 2nd half preview with detailed roster - tons of pros

        w/commented 1st half stats

    1926 Vean Gregg MVP

    1928-7-26 "Timber League Doomed"

    1929-8-01 leading batters

    1930 Chehalis shoved out of league

Wisconsin

Dunn County League

    1950 7-11 standings

    1951 6-27 standings

    1950 pictures of Eastern & Western All-Stars incl. MLB Vic Johnson

    Johnson, Vic 1950 Colfax (MG) 1951 Colfax

Midwest League

    Halas 1924 Logan Squares

    

    Mokate, John 1924 Logan Squares

    1924-7-17 Bert Gallia becomes Racine manager

Canada

Quebec

Eastern Canadian League

    1909 

    8-15 8-20 search

Independent Baseball League

    1919 Metropoles (see Indians) 9-01 standings

    1920 Metropoles 

    Duchesnil, Arthur 1919 Metropoles 1920 Metropolis

Laurentides League

    1950

    1952 7-18 standings

    1950 all-star rosters (p.12)

Ligue Federale

    1937 Start: May 2 End: Aug 01  St. Hyacinthe schedule

Montreal City League

    1911 5-15 standings

    1912 10-14 standings 7-24 .300 hitters

    1913 Montreal Athletics 

    1914

    1915

    1916

    1917 6-18 standings

    1918 

    1919 Indians 9-01 standings

    1920 St. Arsene 5-25

    Tuero, Oscar 1913 Montreal Athletics

    Cutter, Ray 1913 Montreal Athletics

    Duchesnil, Arthur 1910 Athletics 1911 Canadiens 1912 Voltguers 1913 Montreal Voltiguers

        1918 Richmonds (1-hit) 1921 St. Arsene 1921 Metropole

    pictures:

    Duchesnil, Arthur 1912

Montreal Independent Managers' Association

    1930 8-30 article

Munition League

    1917 6-18 standings

    Duchesnil, Arthur 1916 Dominion Bridge 1917

Provincial League (Ligue Provincial) 

    1931 Lachine

    1935 8-26 standings

    1936 final standings

    1937 9-1 standings

    Gladu, Roland 1935 Lachine (box)

    Chew, Ray "Doc" 1937 Sherbrooke

    Culver, Charlie (Charlie Calvert) 1935 Lachine (box) 1936 Black Panthers

    Cutter, Ray 1935 Lachine (p.7)

    Girouard, Connie 1936 Drummondville

    Humphrey, Clyde 1937 Trois Rivieres (p10)

    Kadis, George 1936 Sherbrooke-Notre Dame

    Slaalien, Syver 1937 ("cy slaalien")

    Stuka, Stan 1936 Sherbrooke-N.D.

    pictures:

    1931 Gabriel Mathieu

    Sherbrooke Record was English-language

Quebec District League

    1929 Napoleon

    1930 Napoleon

    1931 Napoleon (of Levis) last game p.26 schedule p.28

    1931 two black clubs: Mohawk Giants & Chappie Johnsons

    Gladu, Roland 1931 Napoleon (p.28)

Starr League

        1931 St. Jean Berchmans

        1932 7-5 standings

    Gagnon, Andre 1931 St Jean Berchmans p.20 1932 Millionaires 13 1933 St Jean

     Gladu, Roland 1931 Millionnaires

    1931 Andre Gagnon p.26 21, 5'5" + list of the 19 towns represented by four leagues in province

            1933 pic

    1933 Edmond Marchand has box scores

?? 1975 w/ Kaz Suga https://numerique.banq.qc.ca/patrimoine/details/52327/4516950?docsearchtext=%22kaz%20suga%22