Ohio leagues

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Cleveland Amateur Baseball Association

    1910-1932

https://clevelandhistorical.org/items/show/605

Cleveland White Autos google search

Eastern Ohio League

    1924 8-10 standings

    1925 5-4 standings

    1926 1926 batting for Tuscoras plus league wide pitching 1926 final standings

    1927 1927 final       1927 Championship game

    1928

    

    Bero, Frank 1924 Barnesville

    Breen, Jimmy 1894 Lima

    Carnegie, Ollie 1926 Coshocton Regulars

    Guess, Carl 1924 Noakers 

    Ketchum, Charles 1925 Zanesville Grays

    

    Agler, Joe 1924 Noakers 1925 New Philadelphia Noakers 1926 Canton

    Bescher, Bob 1925 Zanesville

    Crossin, Frank 1924 Columbus

    Hines, Paul 1894 Lima

    Knetzer, Elmer 1926 Zanesville

    Marshall, Cy 1924, signed 1924 Noakers    

    McQuillan, George 1927 Cambridge Red Sox

    Moseley, Earl 1927 New Philadelphia Tuscoras

    Nops, Jerry 1894 Lima

    Nutter, "Dizzy" 1927 Coshocton 1928 Coshocton

    Susko, Pete 1925 New Philadelphia Noakers

    Swetonic, Steve 1926 Coshocton

    Thorpe, Jim 1925 Zanesville

    Uchrinscko, Jim 1927 Coshocton

    Storch, Harry 1928 returning for 6th year with Coshocton Regulars

    1925-7-06 Roy Beckwith given $61 with collection after injury - play by play

    1928-4-22 Coshocton regulars two spit-ballers: Elvin Hilty & Leo Carroll

    1928-5-01 Pittsburgh: most stars hereabouts play w/ Eastern Ohio League to pick up a little extra             change over the weekends

    

Ohio Industrial League

    1949

    Cliff Serbin 1949 Lima

Ohio State League

    1919

    Viox, Jim 1919 Bellevue

Ohio State League

    1935 Mansfield Tigers

    1936 

    Stover, Dewey  1935 Tiffin

    1936-4-30 Myles Thomas succeeds Dewey Stover as manager of Tiffin

Ohio Valley League

    1922 Dillonvale

    1923 

    1923-6-17 gossip

    1923-6-24 gossip. Mingo now managed by former MLB Jack Lewis

Triangular League

    1918

    1919

    Ainsworth, Red 1919 Massillon

    Byatt, Bernie 1919 Akron

    Gygli, Frank 1918 Akron 1919 Akron

    Karpp, Francis 1918 Akron 1919 Akron

    Lattimore, Ralph 1918 Akron 1919 Akron

    Lingrel, Ray 1919 Massillon

    Storch, Harry 1919 Akron

    Agler, Joe 1919 Canton

    Bluhm, Red (MLB) 1919 Massillon

    Mundy, Bill (MLB) 1919 Canton

    Onslow, Jack (MLB) 1919 Canton

Western Ohio League

    1948

    1949

    1950 5-29 standings twelve teams - all boxes

    Barga, John p 1950 Versailles Tigers

    Maisch, Jack of - decent in B 1950 Botkins

    Orphal, John p  1950 Fort Loramie

    1950-5-04 Not just local scrubs - John Orphal

    game ad

    1950-5-29 action pics 

    1950-9-11 action pic

    1950-9-18 action pic

    

YMCA Industrial League

    1923 final stats - really good

     Mundy, Bill 1923 McLean Tires

Pros:

Bero, Frank 1924 Barnesville

Breen, Jimmy 1894 Lima

Guess, Carl 1924 Noakers 

Ketchum, Charles 1925 Zanesville Grays

misc. MLB:

Atkins, Tommy 1916 C.W.A 1917 C.W.A 1918 C.W.A 1919 Cleveland White Autos

             1920 Firestone

Emmer, Frank 1936 Mansfield Tigers hitting .304 as of 8-06 - shortstop who once hit 32 HR in AA

        box

Mundy, Bill (MLB) 1919 Canton 1920 Salem Mullins

McFarland, Ed 1892 Cleveland Athletic Club

Sisler, George HOF 1913 B&W 1914 Barberton B&W 1914 Barberton Elks

Tiemeyer, Eddie 1919 Norwood

Voss, Alex 1883 Dayton

1918

Knetzer, Elmer 1918 McElroy

Shanks, Howie 1918 McElroy

Fromholtz, Jake 1919 Bellevue (16K) went w/ Viox to Portsmouth in 1920

Benton, Larry 1919 Norwood went w/ Viox to Portsmouth in 1920

Felix, Gus  1919 Bellevue

Viox, Jim 1919 Bellevue

  

misc. milb:

 

Applegate, Charley 1916 Cincinnati Wiedemann

Glennon, Harry (?) 1919 Goodyear

Morbitzer, Lee 1932 Columbus Franklin Platers 1934 Columbus Buggy Parts 2 delayed game by losing     temper and throwing down ball 1935 Columbus Cardinals 

        mention in DitD  fractured skull in 1924 in car crash. 

Robbins, Russell 1919 Piqua played vs. black baseball Dayton Marcos

Shields, Alex 1918 Akron

Stover, Dewey 1936 Mansfield Tigers hitting .489 as of 8-06 box

Swartz, Monty 1920 Piqua -SABR bio

Wetzel, Cecil 1919 Triangles

https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/Ray-Kolp/
"In 1919, Kolp was an integral part of the Hoover Sweepers baseball team. He and many of his teammates also played in the Akron leagues as the Gaylords. The National Baseball Federation was a loosely knit association of cities and towns from Chicago to Johnstown, Pennsylvania, that sponsored a championship for their top local teams. In 1919 the Sweepers emerged as NBF champions. In the championship game, a 14-inning, 6-5 win over Ambridge, Pennsylvania, Kolp opened the game at shortstop, but earned the victory on the hill in relief."