Thursday, June 15, 2023

California leagues

 California

LA general
    1918-1-25 really good - memories of old players - includes what they're doing now
    1930-5-26 lots of boxes and standings
    1962 scores

Alameda City AA League
    1948-49 

Bay Cities League
    1908-09 United Railroads 11-16 standings 3-21 standings


    Heitmuller, Heinie 1908-09 Wiley B. Allens
    Vitt, Ossie 1908-09 Wiley B. Allens

    1908-10-21 Outlaw players barred from league. 
    1908-10-29 League rules. 
    1908-11-27 Heitmuller fined because team fails to show up at Berkeley
    1908-12-06 Only amateurs will be allowed; no former pros. Managers listed. 
    1908-12-16 Heitmuller elected president until permanent president chosen
        Former league president's statement. He was acting against paid players and gambling by managers. Meeting that voted him & secretary out was illegal. 
    Heitmuller says in statement that pres. and secr. were benefiting from league. 
    1908-12-16 (Oakland Tribune)
    1908-12-16 (SF Call and Post) Herbert G. Lowry - president. Billy Brackett, secretary. 
    1908-12-16 (SF Bulletin)
    1908-12-18 (SF Call and Post) Weekend schedule. League war over after president and secretary were ousted by board of directors. Imperial team left league because of removal of Secretary Brackett. Acting secretary is George Fraser. Schedule will have to be changed. United Railroads' 40-piece band will play at Sunday game
    1908-12-20 Repairs at Recreation park grounds not complete; United Railroads -Gantner&Mattern game is postponed. 

    1908-11-15
    1908-11-26
    1908-12-19 United Railroads 6, Transportation Club 3. 1K ATT. Artie Benham & Broadbent. 

    1908-11-29 Wiley B. Allens team pic. Manager Heitmuller is in addition to Heinie Heitmuller?

  
Bay District League
    1923 Palms
    1932-33
    1934-35




Berkeley International League
    1936 1st half standings





California State League
    1912 6-17 standings

    Pope, Ashley 167 milb wins 1912 Richmond

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

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

    Firpo, Tony .353 in 40WINT 1939 Iroquois Red Men
    Wolfman, George c 1935 Flying A's

    Maggert, Harl .438 SLG in PCL in 1932 1933 San Mateo 1935 San Mateo
    Steengrafe, Milt 1935 Modesto

    Hemenway, Emil 1933 San Jose Athletic
    Volpi, Frank 1934 San Jose Bees

    Hooper, Harry 1930 Santa Cruz

    Nielson, Hughie 1936 pic
    Priest, Bill  TR 1939 pic 1940 vg pic
    1934-6-18 Doc Jacobsen w/bio
    
    1933 game very interesting
    1940 Modesto Reds  win 1213 in attendace - one of the larger crowds in recent years

    1936-5-10 boxes in SF Examiner. Only AB, R, H + extras.


California Winter League



    1897-11-21 Silent Harvey threw 1-hitter. 2000 Sacramento rooters, 100 Stockton rooters. Details of next week's game against Baltimore. 
    1897-11-28 Gilt Edges win trophy. Silent Harvey k's 14 - season record. 2K ATT. 

California Winter League

       Danning, Harry 1930 Kelley Kars stacked line-up
        Orsatti, Ernie 1930 MGM stacked line-up

    1930-11-19 Nashville Colored Stars strengthened

Central California League
    1925 
    1928 4-23 standings
    1934 
    1936 Stetson Grocers
    1937 Stockton Amblers

    Parks, Harry 2-way player 1937 Modesto Reds

    1925-6-07 Fresno Tigers win 6th straight shut-out
    Smith hits two homers - wears glasses + one-legged Ernie Foge
    1933-9-29 Phil Mobley Jr. "he of the unorthodox delivery" - son of Philo Mobley?
Central Coast League
    1921 Paso Robles
    1947


Central League
    1910 6-28 standings
    1911 5-1 standings


Contra Costa League
    1911 5-15 standings


Don Pedro League
    1928
    1934

    MLB Dusty Miller 1928 Manteca Maulers 2nd half MG

    Roy Kuhn 1928 Modesto Merchants

    
Elimination League AKA Sacramento League AKA Thousand-Dollar League
 


    Peltier Orientals - Chinese team.

    1915-4-15 $1000 prize. Schedule chosen by Board of Control. "The Sacramento Jovians are backed by the Order of Jovians, composed of Sacramento electrical men." Giants No. 1 is black team, with Jim Longus as pitcher. Longus lead Woodland HS to Northern California championship. 
    1914-7-06 league may be disbanded over money fighting.

    1915-4-18 Sacramento Bee has all boxes. 
    "The Oak Park Club went on to a nice, sociable little baseball strike before the game. A rule of the league has been made that there is no free list and that everyone except the players and the officials of the league must pay 25 cents to attend the games. The rule was made so the player's percentage of the gate after the first six games would not be cut down by a long free list.
    The Parkers appeared at the ground shortly after 1 o'clock and when asked to pay for their wives, fathers, uncles, and, in some cases, grandfathers, they objected. The Board of Control met when informed that the Park boys would not play unless they were refunded the money they had to pay for their friends.
    1915-6-27
    
    1915-7-11 Independent games. Dutch Schroeder, Sacramento Jovians pitcher, signed by Boston NL for $1400 for rest of reason. This is his last game. Doesn't look like he ever played for them. 
    

    MG:
    Oak Park : F. Gillespie

Elks' League
    1911-12

    Johnson, Ferdinand 1911-12 Alameda

    1911-11-20 Oakland v. Alameda scheduled. With pros.
    
Farm Bureau League
    
      Bonham, Ernie "Tiny" 1933 Lafayette

Fresno American League

    Cano, John
    Frazier, Foy good PCL. Born 1908. 1934 Sciots
    Parret, Eli 

     Fresno twilight pics & bios
    1934-6-19 Martin Bonzagni. catcher. got started under Crip Toomey when Crip was coaching at Hanford HS. 
    1934-6-20 Bart Vaiarello, catcher. Had trial w/ OAK early in season - now getting trial w/ Seattle. "Shan Kilburn, veteran Fresno baseball enthusiast and former player, was responsible for getting Bart his initial trial in the Coast League."
    1934-6-21 Lefty Fuchs, pitcher. Is 6-1 with Brownies, American League team sponsored by St. Louis Browns. 20, 195 lb. Was 9-1 in 1930. 
    1934-6-22 Wally Krog, Vista Drug first base. Has been a part of some city champs.  6-28 released
    1934-6-25 Phil Funkner. Sun Maids. Played in 1929 Oakland Winter League. 
    1934-6-26 Eli Parret. milb 1924-28. Has since played with powerful Coalinga Oilers and city champ Del Monte. 
    1934-6-27 John "The Moose" Cano, Sciots pitcher. Has played with a lot of teams. "bad boy"
        16K shutout the next day. 
    1934-6-28 Gene Allen, Sciots short stop; played in minors until depression. 
    1934-6-29 Big Les Malone, Sciots c-of. Has turned to outfield since he split thumb on Moose Cano heater. Hit .475 last year to tie with Eli Parret.
    1934-6-30 Glenn Owen, Sun Maids' left fielder. In 1930 played for El Centro in Imperial Valley Winter League.
    1934-7-02 Mike Jones, Sciots pitcher. Oldest member of Sciots. Graduated HS in 1916. Was one of few non-professional players in old San Joaquin Valley League. Returned to college in 1922. 
    1934-7-03 Hank Cloud, Bixler Cleaners pitcher. 
    1934-7-05 Bobbie Miller, Sciots second baseman. At 22 is one of younger regulars in league. Member of Fresno FD. * some loud rooting at game.
    1934-7-06 John Coffman, Sciots outfielder. Has been playing here since 1918. Employed by Standard Oil. Has been playing with Sciots since 1925. In 1924 was a teammate of Larry French with Dinuba of Central California League. 
    1934-7-09 Bill Kinchcloe, Vista Drugs outfielder. 23 years old. Was in marines for four years and was regular on U.S.S. Tennessee team that won all-Navy championship. 
    1934-7-10 Ed Weigandt, St. Louis Brownies centerfielder. Hit .421 last year. 20 years old. In 1929 played with the Cosmos Yannigans who won 29 straight games. 
    1934-7-11 Al Baker, Sun Maid first baseman. With Fresno HS was teammate of Howard Craghead, PCL pitcher.  
    1934-7-12 Carl Stockholm, Bixlers. Has been playing since 1911. Was pitcher with "strictly amateur" Sperry Flour, teammate of Crip Toomey etc. Is a salesman for Hunsaker's Ford agency. From 1921-23 played with two champion teams: Selma of Raisin Belt League and Wolfe-Shelton of Fresno Twilight League. The teams were almost identical and eventually were broken up by the Fresno twilight authorities. 
    1934-7-13 Joe Ostenberg, Sciots third baseman. Brother of Leo Ostenberg, Sacramento Senators third baseman. Played in Oakland Winter League in 1929. Sells furniture for Montgomery Ward. brother Leo
    1934-7-14 Jimmie Hansen, Sciots pitcher. Co-proprietor of Colonial Inn. SJVL - etc. 
    1934-7-15 Conrad "Becky" Bechtold, Sun Maid infielder. This is his twelfth season. He is 5'4" and one of the fastest men in league on basepaths. 1927 (.376) he finished 2nd to Art Ramage and 1933 (.380) he finished second to Ed Weigandt. Has played on four city champion teams. 
    1934-7-16 Rusty Firebaugh. HS teammate of Larry French and Lyn Lary. "Operates a sub station on California Avenue for the San Joaquin Light and Power Company." Was assigned to UTID in 1927 but got job and quit. Roomed with Foy Frazier during his time in Oakland. 
    1934-7-17 Jackie Heizenrader, Sciots first baseman. 
    1934-7-18 Merle Anderson, Sun Maid pitcher. Wears glasses. Played independent ball in Philadelphia in 1930. 
    1934-7-20 Dave Beard, Mt. Whitney. 30 years old. Works in shop of Fortier Trucking Company. 
    
    1934-6-25 Melvin Simons, local player, killed as car overturned.
    
Golden Gate Valley League
    1930s high quality San Francisco winter league

    
    info
Humboldt County League
    1922 Eureka schedule batting as of 8-25
    1923 Samoa final standings 
    1924

    Harry Wolter MLB 1923 Samoa


    1926 8-19 standings

    Rhodes, Gordon p NYY 1926 Elko

Imperial Valley League
    1909-10
    1914-15 final standings
    1915-16 11-22 standings
    1916-17


    Love, Slim 1914-15 El Centro play by play
    Nagle, Walter p  1909-10 Yuma smacked 
    
    1909-12-06 the clubs are nice to each other 
    1910-2-03 Yuba club has disbanded
    1914-10-25 lists what all PCL players plan to do over winter - a number will play in Imperial Valley League
    1914-11-25 Jesse Stovall plans to raid Imperial lg for players
    1915-10-27 Irish Meusel offered contract by manager Rube Gardner of El Centro - Meusel has already signed with the Southern California League but he might jump
    1915-10-31 league organized for season - lots of info
    1915-11-03 Donald Rader, young Vernon infielder, appointed manager of Calexico
    1915-11-09 salary limit cut almost in half - $750/month - PCL not happy abt their players playing in league - allegedly the players who played in the league all had disappointing seasons in 1915. 
    1915-12-28 league now disbanded
    1916-11-03 only playing with amateurs

    https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/rudy-baerwald/ Baerwald, with Irish Meusel and Irv Kantlehehner, played with Calexico in 1914-15 - note: it was El Centro
    

    schedule

    Calexico Chronicle:
    1909-11-07 play by play - umpire very good - abt 1000 ATT - receipts $180
    1909-11-14  Calexico 13, Yuma 0 .  pbp    El Centro had a Brashear at 1b - idk if Roy or Kitty
    1909-11-21 Calexico 4, Yuma 0. Walter Z. Smith is cap-MG of Calexico
        1b for Holtville is Slim Bath. Jim Wiggs k'd 16
    1909-11-28 Yuma 8, Calexico 2. no box. Box for Holtville 2, Calexico 0. 
            Walter Z Smith named coach of U of C for 1910
    etc.


    1909-11-27 El Centro news calls the baseball class A quality

Intercity League
    1910

    1910-6-10 will play 11-week schedule. Players must be amateur. $5 entrance fee for clubs. 

Inter-City League
    1933-34
    1934 

    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

Kern County League
    1916 9-03 standings

    Ramey, Lefty p 1916 General Petroleum failed to fool batters. Gave up two homers to Pike, one of the top bush batters

    1916-8-05 (Bakersfield Morning Echo) Team and league news. Double umpire system will be used. 
    "Each team traveling between Bakersfield and Taft and vice versa will be allowed $25 stage fare." 

Long Beach AAA
    1933 7-28 standings

    Stewart, Ernie 1933 Houghton Park

    Spindel, Hal 1933 Houghton Park

Los Angeles City League
    1895
    1896 Trilbys
    1897


Major Summer League
    1930 


Mid-Winter League
    1909-10


Mid-Valley League
    1956

Line scores from Stockton


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  MG
    Ellis Daugherty 1949 Santa Cruz
    Pete Mesa 1949 Santa Cruz
    Larry Segovia 1952 Monterey
    Frank Volpi 1952 Gilbarts

    Juney, Frank 1921 Salinas
    Valla, Gene 1921 San Jose

     Bill Koski MLB 1953 Fort Ord
     Tom Seats MLB 1950 Salinas Rodeo Buffets
    
    1950-8-20 box

    Santa Cruz Sentinel 1952

    1952 All-Star Game preview box

    1936 Dom DiMaggio picture hitting .447 for Monterey

Northern California League
    1931


    1931-6-13 Eggert Rohwer has 56 hits in 25 games: 17 2b, 8 3b, 6 HR - for Dixon

Oakland Tribune Mid-Winter League
    1919-20

    Steengrafe, Milt 1919-20 Halton-Didiers (A)

    1918-7-29 "We remember what Jerry Lawlor, the president of the Mid-Winter League, said last winter when Bill Prough was accused of using the mud ball:  "Everything goes in the bushes."
    1918-11-27 pros wish they could play in league
    1918-12-15 1-1, 14-inning tie, Roy Bliss 18 K's, Babe Hollis 16. 

    Gregory, Howard pic

Oakland Tribune Tournament
    1934 Alameda Elks
    1935 Alameda Elks Bonham threw 27 straight shutout innings

   



       1936-8-02

     1936-8-24 preview w/pics 
    1936-8-24 preview + large pic
    
Oil Belt League
    1923
    1924 Standard Oil source

    Johnson, Neal 1923 Santa Fe Union Oil


Orange Belt League
    1924-25  2-25 Arcadia stats
    1929 
    1932 2nd half standings
    1933-34 12-15 standings

    with Los Angeles Nippons
    
    Douglas, Ken p 19 years in high minors 1924-25 Pasadena Eagles


    1925-11-29 line-up with full names listed of Pomona Bluebirds

    1933-12-11 Nippons beat league-leading Arcadia Merchants 5-3


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
    1937

    Boroja, Tony regular Coast leaguer 1937 Roseville Tigers
     Lial, George 1937 Roseville Tigers opening day. Prizes given to players.
    Stevens, LeRoy 1957 Lincoln

      Besana, Fred 1952 Lincoln
     Tommy Glaviano, MLB 1957 Lincoln


    1947-8-14 Manuel Williams, pitcher of Lincoln, will accompany Carmichael to Wichita

Professional Winter League
    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


Raisin Belt League
    1921
    1922

    Clothier, Johnny 1922 Porterville MG
    Peterson, T.J. 1922 Del Rey MG
   

Redwood League
    1940


Refinery League
    1932 Crockett
    1933 Flying A's
    1934 Shells 7-25 standings
    1935 Crockett
    1938 5-25 standings


    
    1931-5-09 C & H considering signing two former-pro pitchers
    1934-5-01 Bill Steen and "Spike" Elder elected as umpires
    1934-7-25 Shells have abandoned use of broadcasting system
    1935-4-26 Union 76 of Oleum will def join league
    1935-7-26 Richmond Produce roster for Oakland tournament listed - has players from all the teams
        Associated Flying A's, who are playing in both Refinery and CASL, will not play in tourney-\
        agreement between teams that Oakland tourney would not be allowed to conflict wih league
    1936-2-13 officers for year elected - lists previous winners of Martinez Herald's Silver Trophy
      

    1935 two member of Associated Flying A's

    Managers
    1931
    C & H Sugar: P.S. Moses
    1934
    President : Ray S. Taylor
    C & H Sugar: Pete Kelleher
    Union 76 : Newt Holden (Business manager Tony Faria)
    1935
    Richmond Produce: Harry Skow
    Super Shells: Robert Stevenson
    Union 76 : Newt Holden
    1936
    President : Ray S. Taylor
    Associated: Al Engman
    Crockett: P.S. Moses
    Super Shells: Roland Roberts
    Union 76 : Newt Holden
    1938
    Crockett: P.S. Moses
    Union :  Butch Simas


    
 San Bernardino Valley League
    1924


    1924-4-19 Hannegan, Santa Fe right fielder, wants to become a pitcher
    1924-8-08 2nd game of championship series will be played between Victorville and Lee's All-Stars
    1924-8-12 Santa Fe Reds have disbanded

San Diego City League
    1919 7-21 standings

San Diego County League
    1913



    1913-7-26 National City batting
    1913 National City had 11-1 record to take 1st half pennant

San Fernando Valley Summer League
San Francisco Examiner Championship Series
    1897

     1897-6-06  announcement of game
    
    1897-6-06 1st games
 

San Francisco Bankers League
    1912

    MLB Giannini, Joe if in pro , p in bankers 1912 First National  

San Francisco City League
    1911-12
    1912-13 Rai-Nuts

    Solari, Joe 1912-13 Rai-Nuts 

    Risberg, Swede 1912-13 Shreves struck out 16 in last start

     1911-11-26 (SF Examiner) Artie Benham - games at Recreation Park - Danny Long will watch. Good baseball is being played by youngsters
    1911-11-26 (Oakland Tribune) some first names. George Hildebrand, future long-time MLB umpire, will officiate 
    1912-7-18 City League may play again in winter, according to secretary Salomon
    1912-11-22 Artie Benham - managers listed.

    1912-11-24 Boxes for both games. Risberg k's 16 for second straight game. Gave up just two hits - both to Wolters.
    1912-12-01 Rainuts 3, Clarions 2. Fraser Photos 7, Shreves 3. Couple thousand ATT. Boxes. Risberg failed to show up, and in his absence the Shreves were smitten. Manager Joe Brookover wwants league to suspend him.
    *Ferdie Johnson shows up line-scores for Alameda.

San Francisco Midwinter League
    1917-18 
    1922-23 final standings
    1923-24 class B 1-06 standings
    1924-25 12-17 averages  1-08 batting
    1926-27 12-19
    1928-29 2-21 standings
    1929-30 1-01 standings
 
    Pera, Ernie 1924-25 Y.M.I. 

    Gomez, Lefty 1927-28 Kenealy Seals large crowd of 1.2K


    1923-2-04 all boxes

    1917-11-16 six teams in league
    1925-12-10 James J. Nealon is league president. Has received sworn statements that Emmet Heaney, Balboa Natives manager, offered his pitchers Babe Pierotti and George Robertson a bribe of $75 to lose game. 
    1928-8-14 misc. Japanese tournament.
    1928-9-05 Lots of talk
    1928-9-14 Meeting 9-12. Season will start 10-21. No player can be in league who is retired, ineligible, or suspended from OB. Anyone who has appeared on reserved list of OB team more than once is ineligible also. 
    1928-12-18 misc. Henry Oana will not play in midwinter league.
    1929-1-01 Arrival of Prince Oana is eagerly awaited. He will play 3rd for Granats. Lots of other info. 
    1929-11-05 
    1931-12-08 misc. 
   
San Francisco (Bay) Shipbuilders League - UIW only SF club
    1918


    O'Doul, Lefty 1918 Union Iron Works 
    Risberg, Swede 1918 Union Iron Works 
    Zamloch, Carl 1918 Union Iron Works 2 

    1918-7-19 will be drillers' helpers
    1918-7-20 current UIW roster
    1918-7-24 review. Harry Krause is reserve pitcher for UIW
    1918-8-31 Spider "Honkus" Baum is manager of Union Iron Works. Speed Martin may be heading to Alameda 

    1918-8-04 
    1918-8-11

San Joaquin County League
    1936

    Ferrill, Dogs 1935 Iroquois Red Men

    
San Joaquin Valley League
    1912 5-06 standings  6-17 standings Fresno Morning Republican has all boxes


Service League (L.A.)
    1918 

    Anheier, Clyde 1b 10yr gap between milb seasons 1918 Navy
    Sepulveda, Lou c PCL 1913-17 1918 Navy


        Jimmy Rose, cf of Navy, popular semi-pro of L.A. - played for Hollywood HS 1917
    1918 9-29 standings

    1918-9-29 projected matchup: Lefty Leverenz or Harry Krause v. Buzz Arlett
    

Siskiyou County League


    Oeschger, Joe 1927 Weed

Siskiyou-Klamath League
    1925 Weed/Klamath Falls

Southern California Class AA League 
    1925 

    Miller, Al (?) reported as former Vernon, but actually former LA 1925 Irvine Beanpickers
    Ramey, Lefty 1925 CCMO Chanslor-Canfield Midway Oil


    boxes: Long Beach Press-Telegram 7-19

Southern California Class AAA League 
    1946-47


  
Southern State League
    1910 
    


    1907-4-28 schedule drawn up. "The eight-club league became an impossibility because the Los Angeles people insisted on having five of the eight teams and thus completely dominating the league, which the outside teams would not stand for. The methods of the LA teams in attempting to run affairs to suit themselves was shown up in the Winter League, and the outside teams have resolved to have no more of it."
    1907-9-13 three managers listed - new players signed

Southern California Winter League
    1914-15 San Diego

    1915-9-30 great league getting started. Includes Rube Foster's CAG
    1915-10-27 Chief Meyers, Gallia, Tesreau

Southern Winter League
    1916-17

    1916-11-02 league formed with 14 teams 
    1916-11-03 some of the big leaguers signed

Summer League
    1922 8-07 standings

    Peckham, Frank 1922 Shell Oil grand slam

    Reese, Jimmy
     
Three-C League
    1911
    1923 Brentwood 9-11 standings
    1924 Zenith Mills 8-18 standings

    McDonough, Pat one game for 1915 OAK 1911 San Jose


    Steffani, Mike 1911 vg San Jose player-manager

    1909-8-28 report

Trans Bay League
    1908

    1908-5-10 Keystones 3, Monarchs 1. Only one error made by each team. 
    1908-5-10 Elites 2, Gilt Edges 1. Was previously known as Bay Counties League; name will be changed to Trans Bay League to avoid confusion with Bay Counties Athletic League.
 
Winter League

    1915-11-22 to investigate whether Federal League players are playing
    1915-11-22 game reports

    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 

Transbay League
    1909 6-26 standings

a number of clippings on the league



Trolley League
    1913
    1914
    1915 
    1916
    1917

    Machold, Ad 

    1914-7-04 why Trolley League will not enter OB
    1914-7-12 had two big days of attendance last week
    1915-10-16 Mickey Shader, Oroville, has 20-5 record
    1916-8-18 informative

    1916-9-18 Colusa 8, Chico 3.

    
    1915
    President : Howard Brown
    MG:
    Oroville : Jacobs


Ventura County League
    1946



San Joaquin County region

Central California League
    1928 4-23 standings
    1932 
  
    1936 Stetson Grocers
    1937 Stockton Amblers

    Parks, Harry 2-way player 1937 Modesto Reds
        1938 signed by A's


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

Farm Center League
    1934 Radio Inn 8-7

    Ferrill, Dogs 1934 Radio Inn

Mid-Valley League
    1956

Line scores from Stockton


San Joaquin County League
    1936

    Ferrill, Dogs 1935 Iroquois Red Men

    
San Joaquin Valley League
    1912 4-29 standings

    1933

    Ferrill, Dogs  1933 Linden



1916-7-12 Second Regiment, in Arizona, may organize teams - tons of California players

Misc. pictures

   

1925 Dutch Kaiser w/ KOC team and Allen (Mudhen) Meuter 
1936-7-25 San Francisco Federal Outfitting incl Jimmy Zinn
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