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.

West Branch League

 1931

Champion: Turbotville (beat Mifflinburg in Little World Series)

Upper Circuit:

Turbotville

Hughesville

Muncy

Watsontown

Montoursville

Montgomery

Lower Circuit:

Mifflinburg

Lewisburg

Milton

Middleburg

Sunbury

Selinsgrove

final standings

1932

Champions: Middleburg (defeated Watsontown in Little World Series)

Upper Circuit: 

Watsontown

Muncy

Turbotville

Montgomery

Montoursville

Hughesville

Lower Circuit:

Middleburg

Mifflinburg

Milton

Sunbury

Lewisburg

Selinsgrove

9-1 standings

1933

Champions: Mifflinburg Senators (beat Montoursville in Little World Series.)

Upper Circuit:

Montoursville

Montgomery

Northumberland

Hughesville

Muncy

Picture Rocks

Lower Circuit:

Mifflinburg Senators, managed by Oren Sterling

Milton

Middlebury

Sunbury

Lewisbury

Selinsgrove

(teams listed in order of finish)

Statistics:

Batting Champion: Ace McLaughlin, Montoursville, .407 in 27 games. 

1934

Champions: Montgomery (beat Watsontown in playoffs)

Central Penn League took most of the good teams, so it wasn't that great of a league. 

1917 Tri-County League

 New Jersey

Club              W    L

Dover           11   5     

Madison       10   6

Morristown    4   8

Ironsides        2   7

Dover was represented by the Brooklyn Lincoln Giants.

Madison was represented by the Paterson Silk Sox.

Morristown was represented by the St. Agatha B.B.C. 

Ironsides dropped from league after August 3rd.

final game

Otto Rettig pitched for the Madison Silk Sox. Record:

W  L  SO  IP    RA  R  BB  H  SHO  CG 

7   1   42  68.2 2.23 17 13          4       6

Threw a no-hitter against Ironsides, June 23rd, walking one. His only loss came against Morristown on July 14th. He allowed eleven runs that day, which skewed his RA considerably.  

MLB Frank Bruggy also played for Madison, as did MLB Red Murray. 

1917 Inter-County League

 Located in PA

Standings:

Club                  W   L

Brushton          20   3

Munhall           14   9

Westinghouse  12  11

Rankin             11  14

McKeesport      10 15

Thornton            4 19

1917 West-Penn League

 Location: Pittsburgh, PA

Standings:

Club                             W   L

Pitcairn                         21   4  

Wilmerding                  17   6

Irwin                             11  12

Export                            6  16

Westinghouse Foundry  4   18