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North Dakota

Bismarck

1921-3-21 Andler signed - grandstand moved to new park site

1921-5-13 roster

1921-5-23 win 9-1 1165ATT - admission 75 cents for grandstand, 55 cents for bleachers

milb Bill Andler

 1933-8-29 Quincy Trouppe Dan Oberholzer

1933 final batting 28-12-5 record

Ipswich

1917-4-12 Jimmy Claxton, "Indian", and "Dutch" Dahms, have signed up. Both were with Herreid salaried team last year. 

Book of bush league baseball

 Alaska leagues

Arizona leagues

    Tri-Copper League

        Flame Delhi 

Pennsylvania leagues

    Philadelphia

    Allegheny County League

    Lehigh Valley League

    Pittsburgh City League

    Penn-Jersey League

    Vernon Ayau Ayau, Vernon 

    Elmer Knetzer 

    Howard Lohr

    Ron Neccai

    Rube Parnham 

    Dick Spalding

Texas leagues

    Dallas Victory League

    East Texas Oil Belt League

    Fort Worth City League

    Cohen brothers (Andy/Syd of El Paso)

    Hugo Klaerner

    Red Murff

  

Utah leagues

    Northern Utah League

    Utah State League

    Walker Bank

    Lloyd Keller

Wisconsin leagues

    Midwest League 

    Wisconsin State League

    Lefty Johnson

Canada leagues

    Laurentides League

    Provincial League

    Charlie Culver

    Roland Gladu

    Arthur Duchesnil

    Alfie Malfara
    Kaz Suga

    NHL players

Alaska leagues

 Midnight League

    1907

 

    Welch, Paddy 1907 White Horse

    1907 interesting article pro players signed - commentary on league conditions

    1907-4-22 two top semi-pro pitchers sign with Juneau

    1915-5-16 Dawson Midnight Sun League opens w 3 teams

    1917 players commentary

Arizona leagues

 Arizona State League

    1926 Miami Miners

    Rohrer, Daddy 1926 Globe Bears

    Shires, Jack 1926 Miami Miners

    Miami Miners 1926 pic

Tri-Copper League 

    owned by Ray Consolidated Copper Mining Company source

    many players from PCL, RGRA, also some from Trolley League

    1915 Ray Mines  9-18 standings Ray Mines and Hayden Mills batting 

    1916 Ray Mines (won both series) 6-9 standings 9-29 final often has play by play

    1917 Mill  Ray Miners batting final Ray 1st series

    Arbogast, Carl 1915 Mines 1916 Mill

    Bromley, Jack 1915 Mines 1916 Mines 1917 Miners

    Critchlow w/1916 Milwaukee 1917 Smelter

    DeMaggio, Nic 1915 Mines 1916 Mines 1917 Miners

    Fentress, Roy 1916 Smelter

    Galena, John 1915 Mill 1916 1917 Mills

    Garrity, Rabbit 1915 Smelter 1916 Mill

    Hester, Herb 1915 Mines

    Hosp, Franz 1916 Mines 1917 Miners

    Hughes, Harry 1916 Smelter

    MacMurdo, Spots 1915 Smelter

    Munsell, Emmett 29-12 in 1915 between PCL&TL 1916 Smelter

    Pendleton, John 1915 Mines

    Stadelli, Art  1915 Smelter 1916 Smelter

    Tobin, Joe 1916 1917 Miners

    Toner, Red 1915 Mill

 

    Carisch, Fred 1916 Smelter MLB 1903-23 - played in Dakota leagues in last years

    Baerwald, Rudy NYY good SABR bio 1917 Mines

    Boeckel, Tony 1916 Smelter 

    Glavenich, Luke 1915 Mines

    Hall, Herb 1917 Mill ringer for post-season series

    Delhi, Flame 1915 Mines 1916 Mines 1917 Miners

    Johnson, Rankin 1917 Mill (Hayden)

    Slagle, Walt 1917 Smelter

    Tonneman, Tony 1916 Mines 1917 Miners

    Zamloch, Carl 1915 Mill

    1915 Spalding Cup won by Ray Mines in 1915

    1916 Downey, Hester, Delhi

    Cates, L.S. league pres. in 1916 - instrumental in bringing top players to AZ

    Hosp, Franz 1916 HR won ball game - got choice of $5 hat or suit

    Garrity, Rabbit 1916

    1915 Mesa with averages from last year

    1915 Smelter

    1915 championship series

       #1 8-8    #2  8-7 Mines xtra  #4 11-07 Mines 7 Smelter 1  11-19 finish

    1916 post season series Mine v. All-Stars

        10-08 Mine 2 All-Stars 1 

    1914-10-01 Phoenix & Silver City about to play series for championship of AZ & NM

        Herb Hall, etc.

    1915 GREAT account of Copper League from Carl Zamlock

    1915 newspaper appeals to fans apparently on behalf of copper company to stop roasting home club     so much

    1915-9-18 triple play turned

    1916 Flame Delhi signed with Ray rather than report to KC
    1916-4-28 baseball issue w/ picture and bio of every player in leagues WE WANTS IT

        4-21 it is promised but not to me

    1916-6-23 Herb Hester leaves to manage NWL team gives bio of Hester - will be replaced by                 Thomas         Downey - Delhi also learning civil engineering - Delhi has 6-2 record

    1916-6-23 Ray players have pro offers

    1916-8-04 Miners managed by Beaumiller "GOTT STRAFE HESTER" (God punish Hester)
    as opposed to "Gott Strafe England"
        Hester censured by Seattle Times for bad conduct as MG of Great Falls

    1916-9-29 Bob Gibson in uniform for Mills - sportswriter - helped keep up interest in Mills team

     1916 Flame Delhi and others signed -salary limit mentioned

    1916 some copper leaguers trying to get signed in Montana

    1916 a refuge for Coast Leaguers

    1916 Earl Sisson's batting average

    Ray Miners won first half

    1917 Texas Leaguers joining

      1917 Ray Miners have scattered at closure of season Herb Hester MG - Bromley has three contract         offers 

    1918 Tri-Copper players at San Diego Submarine Base

    1916-6-23 emery ball banned after Johnny Lush started using it

    1918-3-22 Jack Roche wishes he hadn't jumped after league went kaput

    1919-6-18 Ray team is reorganized

Warren District League

    1918

     Irion, Bob 1918 Copper Queen

     McArdle, Harry  1918 Junction Briggs    

     Toner, Red 1918 Junction Briggs

     Whaling, Bob 1918 Copper Queen

    Tonneman, Tony 1918 Junction Briggs

    1918-3-26 Gil Pittman is captain - pilot-  of Junction Briggs

State tournament:

1933-7-23 Rosters listed. 

Etheridge, Bill 1933 Tucson

Pros: 

Althaus, Harry 1920 Bisbee 1921 Bisbee Colts 1922 Dos Cabezas Mascot

Brinley, Earl 1920 Lowell
Carrillo, Diego 1935 Tucson Mexican ERAs

Guest, Art PCL 1920 Ray

Krigbaum, Fred 1917 Junction-Briggs 1920 Bisbee

Lightfoot, Charlie 1934 LA Angels 1935 Yuma Cubs

Waldschmidt, Wallie  1917 Junction-Briggs (box gives RBI & batter K)

Grantham, George 1917 Kingman  descr of his playing - offer from McCredie of Portland

Orndorff, Jess 1917 Kingman cartoon calling his ballclub alleged guy has ton of Orndorff clippings

Tonneman, Tony 1920 Ray pitched 1926 Verde

Notes:

1918-11-10 Fred Krigbaum with 340th F.A in France

1921-7-14 what Bisbee players doing now

State Tournaments

 Kansas

1933 Wichita Water

1933-8-07 only line scores

8-10 Emporia-Wichita box milb Max Thomas? (vg)

  Max Thomas top pitcher

8-22 star 1st baseman signed by KCM NL Jim Starks?

Nigro, Alex .275 in 48g for Toledo in 1931 1933 Manhattan

1933-8-14 most teams had plenty of outside players but not Wareham Ice

Maine

1941 Beals Blue Sox of Portland 

    great write-up all-star team named, with pictures - prize money & mileage money listed

      Beals Blue Sox decide not to play in nat. tournament 
    

    Craft, Harold  p (B -Portland -1946) 1941 1941 Beals

    Crory, Fred p (A) 1941 Berwick 

    Ferguson, George 3b.ss (D) 1941 Bath 

    Harlow, Fred c (C) 1941 Beals (tournament MVP)

    Mistos, Charles p ( AAA) 1941 St. Andres

 

Oklahoma

1933-8-09

Utah

1932 Red & White

1933 Red & White roster

Bulger Walsh

 1911-12 Urbita Stars they had 24-5 record w Dave Altizer

    article before last game with breakdown on roster

1912-10-18 subscription being raised for railroad fare forJohn Niehoff

1912-11-18 Urbita Stars - Walsh is 9 for 12 - lots of good info Altizer Bert Niehoff

    article written by Clyde A. Bruckman wiki well-written

    11-04 3K in attendance

11-17 only 1.5K att - McMullen Concannon Rawlings

11-18 Urbita stats Heinie Rossbach 3-0 with 3 RA - fans wondering why he did not stick in PCL w Hogan

11-24 v. LA Brewers who had Hosp, Brashear, De Maggio

1912-12-06 Tufts-Lyon had good team

1911 "particularly offensive on field" incident where fans started carrying off umpire

1912-1-01 signed contract w/ Great Falls containing no-booze clause

1912-1-02 Great Falls Electrics trying to put together good team

1912-1-20 at least 8 of Great Falls champs returning

1912-4-04 creative way of implying he was not a good fielder

1912-6-14 jumped from Taft to Las Vegas with two other players

1912-11-18 managed tm in Mink League, belongs to Great Falls but shall not play if he can help it