Negro League teams vs semi-pro teams

 NL teams

1921-8-06 Pyotts vs. Cincinnati Cuban Stars (29-40), 11-7 CS
1921-8-08 Logan Squares vs Cincinnati Cuban Stars (35-45), 2-2 tie 
1921-8-08 Pyotts vs Chicago American Giants (44-22), 7-1 CAG
1921-8-09 Logan Squares vs St. Louis Giants (43-31), 4-2 LS 
1921-8-13 Pyotts vs American Giants (44-22), 6-2 AG
1922-6-9 Logan Squares vs Cuban Stars West (18-43), 12-9 LS
1922-7-1 Marquette Manors vs. Chicago American Giants (37-24), 5-3 MM
1922-7-1 Romeos vs. St Louis Stars (35-26), 9-6 SLS Zaller milb
1922-7-21 Logan Squares vs Kansas City Monarchs (47-31), 4-2 KC
1922-8-3 Logan Squares vs Cleveland Stars (15-26), 2-0 Stars

1922-8-9 newspapers.com

1922-8-12 (news) Marquette Manors vs Cuban Stars West (18-43), 6-2 Stars
1922-8-31 Pyotts vs. Hillsdale indpt. (20-26), 6-5 Pyotts
1922-10-22 Pyotts vs. Chicago American Giants (37-24), 9-8 Pyotts

 1925-4-12 Jamaica Cardinals vs. Harrisburgh Giants (27-22), lost both games

 1925-6-27 Jamaica Cardinals beat Harrisburg Giants, 6-2
1936-8-28 Bushwicks vs. Newark Eagles (27-31), 3-1 Bushwicks
1939-8-25 Bushwicks vs Birmingham Black Barons (11-21), 6-1 Bushwicks
1939-8-25 Bushwicks vs Birmingham Black Barons (11-21), 4-3 Bushwicks both 1940 JNLIP*-3635

1940-6-5, Nighthawks vs Newark Eagles (26-21), 7-6 Eagles 1940 JNLIP-2019

1940-8-12 Springfield Greys vs Newark Eagles (27-23), 4-3 Greys, 1940 JNLIP-3352

1941-8-24 Cedarhurst vs Chicago American Giants (12-20), 7-3 CAG -1941 JNLIP-4310

Pre NL:

1917-6-03 Bushwicks split doubleheader with Royal Giants

1919-6-15 Pottstown beats Philadelphia Hilldale (8-11), 1-0

1919-7-06 Merchants' Ship beats Philadelphia Hilldale (8-11), 6-4

1919-7-14 Norristown Professionals beat Philadelphia Hilldale (8-11), 4-0

1919-7-28 Norristown Professionals tie Philadelphia Hilldale (8-11), 4-4

1919-7-29 Disston beats Philadelphia Hilldale (8-11), 1-0

1919-8-12 Philadelphia Hilldale Club (8-11) beats Quaker Rubber Company, 8-7

1919-8-18 Treat 'Em Roughs lose twice to Chicago American Giants (27-15), 2-0 and 9-7 

1919-8-24 Treat 'Em Roughs lose twice to Chicago American Giants (27-15), 2-1 and 7-1

Non NL teams

1920-9-17 Logan Squares vs Union Giants, 3-2 UG

1921-3-8 Logan Squares vs Union Giants, 12-7 LS

1921-8-13 (news) Blue Island vs. Chicago Browns, 4-1 Browns  Lefty Sullivan

1921-8-13 Decatur Staleys vs Cubans, 7-0 Staleys

*JNLIP= Jamaica NY Long Island Daily Press

Placer-Nevada League

Placer County League

    1917

    1917-6-10 Auburn. Local box, standings. Lists officers of both league and team. Lists Auburn averages. Anderson, formerly of the Trolley League, pitched for Wheatland. 

 Stats:

1924 final fielding

1928 Lincoln written just P-N

1930 final

1931 final

1932 final

1933 final

1935 Lincoln

1939 Roseville

1940 final

1941 final

1946 final

1947 final

1949 final

1950 final (ab-r-h-avg.)

1951 final

1952 final

1953 final Auburn corrected

1954 final

1955 Auburn

1956-8-03

1957 .300 hitters 1957 Lincoln

1923 All-Star team

1924 All-Star team

1933 Roseville roster commentary

1934 championship series

1935 all-star team

1938 P-N player moving to Chicago- in Chicago semi-pro?

1940 theoretical All-Star team

1946 fan all-star team

1947 averages for teams

1948 final standings

1950 final standings, team averages, former P-N players now in pro ball

1951 Tony Shuper was MVP

1956 Elmer Daley was MVP

1957 Mike Rodriguez was MVP

1962 Trusten Scott was MVP

Pictures:

Daley, Elmer 1953

Team pictures:

1921 Colfax with "sieve infield"

1936 Colfax

1941 Lincoln

1949 Colfax Fireballs

1950 Lincoln Potters, champions

1952 Lincoln Potters, champions

Notable events:

1932-6-05 Folsom's Bernal Euer hits three homers in loss to Roseville P.F.E.

1933-4-30 Harvey McDonald of Auburn strikes out 15 batters

History:

as of 1949

1950 more systematic history

1917 Inter-County League contained future teams

1933 description of Watts Park (Grass Valley)

Sacramento Valley League

 1923 plenty of names

1928 mannerisms of Eddie Manger

Hartford Twilight League

 https://www.ghtbl.org/history/

Player bios

 Juney, Frank by Diamonds in the Dusk

Bullet Rogan

 1915 First game

1915 elected field captain of 25th Infantry

1916 pitching style

1916 Willie Hoppe praises Rogan

1916 players would make errors on Rogan more

1916 few homers off of him

1916 "Rogan the whole Machine Gun Company"

1916 considered best player in island

1916 pitching stats as of 7-01

1916 Machine Gun company often called Rogan's Hopes

1916 bad baserunning

1916 size of 25th infantry

1916 talking about 25th infantry league

Santa Clara

1916 players who became pro

1916 considered one of greatest players

1916 picked team that lost to All-Americans

All-Service vs All-Americans

1916 Sadtler possible head of 25th Infantry

1917 umpire thought Rogan better than Chicago White Sox pitchers

Patrick Rock has done research

Army

Joe 

Sergeant Joe Duff
1922-8-04 439-78 record. "He is the star pitcher of the Infantry School Detachment (white) team commanded by Samuel L. Buracker, stationed at Fort Benning [Georgia], and since he joined the team three years ago the record shows 118 games won and 15 lost. They have won the army pennant three years."    

    52 years old. Has been pitching 28 years. 

    "When asked when he would quit pitching, he answered: "When I leave the army, and my time isn't up for a long while yet." 

    Pitching two seasons in the Cotton Sales [sic?] League while on furlough in 1902 and 1903.

1922-6-10 Preview for 1st game of best-of-seven "World Series" between Infantry School Detachment and the 29th Infantry.

1922-6-26 Lost 5-0 to Albany GA team (made of U. of GA players) as George Clarke no-hit Fort Benning.