Missouri
Interstate League
1914
1914-8-27 league gossip
https://www.newspapers.com/search/?query=%22interstate%20league%22&dr_year=1914-1914
Kansas City Ban Johnson League (for college-age players)
Kansas City Ban Johnson League (for college-age players)
1962
Lindblad, Paul 1962 Feld - MVP - 13-2, 2.06
Renko, Steve 1962 Feld
1962-8-16 Pic of Lindblad and Harvey Kirmse, pitching rivals
1962-8-17 Pic of Charlie Allmon, hit in head by Lindblad
1962-8-18 Action shot incl. Steve Renko. Renko threw shut-out, Lindblad was in outfield. W/ box. Renko has 7-4 record.
1962-8-27 Pics & information of MVP, Paul Lindblad, and Ken Sigman, hustle award winner. Says where they live and who their parents are. Also lists past award winners. (Ray Sadecki won 1957 MVP.)
1962-8-16 Pic of Lindblad and Harvey Kirmse, pitching rivals
1962-8-17 Pic of Charlie Allmon, hit in head by Lindblad
1962-8-18 Action shot incl. Steve Renko. Renko threw shut-out, Lindblad was in outfield. W/ box. Renko has 7-4 record.
1962-8-27 Pics & information of MVP, Paul Lindblad, and Ken Sigman, hustle award winner. Says where they live and who their parents are. Also lists past award winners. (Ray Sadecki won 1957 MVP.)
1962-8-29 Pic of Lindblad and Sigman receiving awards from KCAs
Missouri-Illinois League (Trolley League)
Missouri-Illinois League (Trolley League)
start
1903 Alton almost complete standings
1904 Belleville stats 10-09 standings
1905 White Seals stats 7-30 standings
1906 Granite City Wagners
1907 Gillespie stats
1908 Belleville Maroons stats 6-28 standings
1909 Orphan Boys
1910 Hyde Parks
1911 Ben Millers roster/season summary incl. history of league 1904-11 Batting
1912 stats
1921 batting
1922 batting
1932 batting
1933 batting
1934 batting
1935 1935-12-29
1938 10g+
1939 batting
Kavanaugh, Phil many years see excel 1911 Ben Millers
Ens, Mutz 1921 Maxwells - batting champ
Smith, Red 1911
1903-2-22 six players
1905-5-28 pictures of White Seals
1903-1-09 league formed.
1903-1-19 Five cities in league.
1903-1-25 schedule given.
1903-2-13 will enforce reserve rule
1903-2-17 talent of league better than hoped for. "Several, who had intended to accept minor league offers, will remain here to engage in business which will allow them to play Sunday ball."
Descr. of Eisenstadts' players and others
"The clubs will be furnished with the best outfittings. The same uniforms that are used by nearly every National League club will be furnished and several measures have already been sent in.
The Eisenstadts will wear what is known as the "Pittsburg" uniform. The trousers and blouse will be of a bluish gray, set off with a handsome jacket. The Kerns will have a like material, but the trimmings will be different."
1903-2-22 rosters given for four of six clubs.
1903-6-26 Art Hofman, East St. Louis outfielder, given trial by Pittsburg Pirates.
1905-5-28 Henry Kulage, president of the White Seals, gave Trolley League its first park in St. Louis.
1905-6-25 standings Harry Shanks resigned as manager of Commission Merchants; replaced by Lewis Vogel. Misc. transactions.
1906-6-10 "The league is developing some young talent of much worth, and as [Tommy] Cahill was the founder and is still the mainstay of the league, he is deserving of all due credit."
A lot about the stars in the league. Recent graduates of league are Lefty Liefield, Hynes of Milwaukee, and Hoelsketter of Cardinals.
1906-7-08 gossip
1906-11-06 Charges made against Orndorff of throwing games. If they are not disproved he will be banned.
1906-11-07 Orndorff replies
1906-12-08 teams axed from Trolley League, including champion Wagners, are forming a new league.
1907-4-02 Missouri-Illinois Trolley League and Illinois Trolley League will respect each other's contracts.
1907-6-27 Kulage of White Seals suspended his team indefinitely after double-loss to Ben Millers. Of 69 applicants for vacancies cannot decide who to pick.
1908-10-18 play today. Phil Kavanaugh of Maroons has made 6 doubles, 7 triples, 3 homers, and 23 stolen bases. Welch had 17-2 record, 7 doubles, and 6 triples.
1908-12-31 City League and Trolley League will most likely combine. In 1907 City League Orphan Boys beat Gillespies in interleague championship. "The Trolley League has existed under one name or another for something like fifteen years"
1909-5-10 Herrmann of National Commission has promised to encourage Trolley League as long as it does not harbor ineligible players. Trolley League officials have been pushing for recognition; this is a start.
1908-10-18 Orphan Boys 8, Ben Millers 5.
"Kavanaugh is undoubtedly the star of the aggregation, and his aggressiveness is noteworthy. Always in the game, he was fighting until the last out, and if he were more ably assisted his team would be benefited."
1908-11-01 Belleville manager calls game off - says it's football season. Manager of Nadjas protests to no avail.
https://www.newspapers.com/search/?query=%22trolley%20league%22&p_province=us-mo&p_city=st.%20louis&dr_year=1903-1909
St. Louis City League
1907 Orphan Boys 9-01 standings
1908 Nadjas 6-28 standings
1908-10-11 beginning 10-17 three-game series will be played between Maroons and Nadjas. Hardin of Nadjas is one of finest pitchers St. Louis has ever produced. He outclasses any hurler in the Trolley League.
1908-10-18 play today. Phil Kavanaugh of Maroons has made 6 doubles, 7 triples, 3 homers, and 23 stolen bases. Welch had 17-2 record, 7 doubles, and 6 triples.
1908-12-31 City League and Trolley League will most likely combine. In 1907 City League Orphan Boys beat Gillespies in interleague championship.
1908-10-18 g #1 - Belleville 2, Nadjas 1.
1908-10-25 Nadjas 6, Belleville 3.
"Kavanaugh is undoubtedly the star of the aggregation, and his aggressiveness is noteworthy. Always in the game, he was fighting until the last out, and if he were more ably assisted his team would be benefited."
1908-11-01 Belleville manager calls game off - says it's football season. Manager of Nadjas protests to no avail.
1908-10-18 Orphan Boys 8, Ben Millers 5.
1908-11-02 Orphan Boys 5, O'Connor's Stars 0 (major leaguers).
St. Louis County League
1925
1927 Wolf's
Grimm, Charlie 1927 Creve Couer
Stout, Allyn 1927 Wolf's
Southeast Missouri League
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918 dnp
1919 Cape Girardeau
1920
Pique, Muncy 1914 Caruthersville
Pelty, Barney 1914 Cape Girardeau
Prothro, Doc 1920 Caruthersville play by play
Vangilder, Elam 1915 Cape Girardeau
1901-7-04 Farmington Herald suggests league be formed.
Southwestern League
1941 Onized
Fellin, Ralph of who hit .283 in 1937 NESL at 19 1941 Onized 2
Lawrence, Ray 1941 Onized
McCarron, Robert 1941 Onized * 4yrs in D
Rami, Armando 2b who hit .352 in 1938 OHSL 1941 East Alton 2
1941 Onized team pic + Ed Baecht pic - threw 3 shutouts in play-offs
1941-10-29 pic of Terry Moore appearing at Onized "sports smoker"
1929-3-23 league rules
1941-3-26 league a mess over contract jumping controversy. Reminds one of Jay Travis debacle of 1939.
1941-3-29 article protesting suspension of Butch Scheffel (milb) and Virgil Kitzmiller for contract jumping. Article ends up criticizing the institution of the reserve clause.
1941-3-20 "Ask League to Raise Player Limit to 18"
1941-9-28 Onized wins first game of Governor's Cup series
Pros:
MLB:
Stanton, Tom c 1901 Poplar Bluff "Over 150 rooters accompanied the Charleston team on the excursion." 7-29 news "Poplar Bluff has imported Tom Stanton from St. Louis to catch in the game of ball that will take place tomorrow. A large crowd will accompany the Maroons to Poplar Bluff tomorrow. The round trip costs only $1.00.
milb:
Hallack, Alonzo cf - with Springfield in 1920 WA 1916 Springfield Independents "Micky"
Kraft, Dave "Speedy p - good. 1917 Springfield at 1b
Mason, Cy only turned pro at 32 in 1905. 1b. Popular. 1912 Memphis resigns as cap-mg-1b to go to Fremont, NE
1911-5-25 used big black bat - missed by fans
McMillan, Dan 1916 Greenfield play by play for one game+ boxes for three + drawings - includes weird drawing of Meek, "the Aldrich midget," with an exaggeratedly large arm
Seabough, Warren vg c in SOUA 1915 Springfield Independents play by play 2 beat Joplin Trolley Leaguers 1916 Springfield Independents Box 2 1917 Springfield MG only. Called "Seabough's Sluggers" after heavy-hitting game.
St. Louis
1903-2-22 report of talent playing in pro leagues. w/ pics. Summary of amateur leagues.
1902-9-28 St. Louis Diels will play Alton Blues; $100 wagered. John Terry will pitch for Diels, Eddie Herr will pitch for Blues.
1902-10-05 "With John Terry in the box, the St. Louis Diels expect to defeat the strong Moberly Signals at Moberly this afternoon in a game on which hinges the semi-professional championship of the state. The Moberly team has made a great record against teams throughout the state, which the Diels have tackled a large number of out-of-town teams this season.
1903-5-10 Diels will play White Seals; $100 wagered.
1903-8-09 White Seals 15, Rawlings 5. Record four-figure crowd at Kulage park. Fans spilled onto field.
Christian Brothers College High School produced plenty of players.
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