Quebec
Atwater Senior Baseball League (City Amateur Senior League 1940-41) played at Atwater Field
1929
1939
1942
1948 Postmen
1949 7-28 standings Kaz Suga + Alfie Malfara
1952 Y.M.H.A. Blues
straight to Montreal IL at 26 in 1944
David, Marcel PROV 1942 Pats
1929-8-21 Gazette. Stats. Not many homers. Games seem to be just 5-6 innings long. (Montreal City Senior Amateur League)
1948 MVP Andre St. Jean .365 avg
1949 Morrie Thompson
1950 Syd Struolivch + other awards
1942-8-24 Joe Desroches
1929-5-26 Gazette. Box. 1K ATT despite poor weather at Atwater Park.
1929-8-20 Gazette. Standings, box.
1939-7-26 6K ATT. Jackie Egan - that Jackie Egan?
https://sabr.org/journal/article/ray-brown-in-canada-his-forgotten-years/ Roland Gladu and Ray Brown in 1952.
Eastern Canadian League
1909
Independent Baseball League
1919 Metropoles (see Indians) 9-01 standings
1920 Metropoles
Interprovincial Semi-pro League
1929
McInenly, Bert NHL/1936 Ott CAML 1929 Ottawa-Hull
1929-5-05 Citizen. Box. 1500 ATT.
1929-5-26 Gazette. Lines. 2500 ATT at Exhibition grounds doubleheader - Chappie Johnson ejected for arguing with umpire.
Laurentides League
1950
1954-5-04 (Le Devoir) Note
1955-6-11 (Le Devoir) Some pitching records listed
Ligue Federale
1937 Start: May 2 End: Aug 01 St. Hyacinthe schedule
Montreal City League
1911 5-15 standings
1913 Montreal Athletics
1914
1915
1916
1917 6-18 standings
1918
1919 Indians 9-01 standings
1920 St. Arsene 5-25
1921 8-22 standings
* = American
* Flaherty, Mickey c 1921 Athletique
* Cousineau, Dee c 1921 Crescent
Dubuc, Jean p 1921 Crescent
* Gagnon, Chick (Chic) Holy Cross 1921 Athletique
Tuero, Oscar 1913 Montreal Athletics
* Cousineau, Dee c 1921 Crescent
Dubuc, Jean p 1921 Crescent
* Gagnon, Chick (Chic) Holy Cross 1921 Athletique
Tuero, Oscar 1913 Montreal Athletics
1921-6-31 Le Devoir. Wed. Box.
1921-7-12 Gazette. Tues. Box. "A doubleheader will be played this afternoon at Atwater Park, a visiting team from Ogdensburg meeting the St. Arsene team at 4.30, and the Athletics at 6.30."
1921-8-21 Gazette. Sun. Boxes. Double-headers at National Grounds and Shamrock Grounds. 2nd half schedule.
Stark = Indiens second baseman.
pictures:
Duchesnil, Arthur 1912
Montreal Independent Managers' Association
1930 8-30 article
Munition League
1917 6-18 standings
Provincial League (Ligue Provincial)
1923
1931 Lachine
Culver, Charlie (Charlie Calvert) 1923 St. Jerome
Provincial League (Ligue Provincial)
1935 Sorel 8-26 standings
1936 Sorel final standings
1937 Sorel 9-1 standings
1938 Sorel
1939
Culver, Charlie (Charlie Calvert) 1929 Cap de la Madeleine 1935 Lachine 1936 Black Panthers
(1935-8-27 Lachine -box for exhibition.
1936-5-10 Gazette. Lines, standings. 9K paid admission at Sorel - 3K more sought admission but were turned away. Lachine - 5K ATT. Granby - 4K ATT. Drummondville - 6.5K ATT.
Elmer Miller was 4-for-4 with Granby.
1936-8-30 Sherbrooke. Lines, final standings. Lefty Kadis hurled second two-hitter in week. Connie Girouard threw a no-hitter six weeks ago.
1938-9-11 Quebec Gazette. Box. Sorel won its fourth championship in the league's four years, beating St. Hyacinthe 4-2 in a the best-of-seven championship series.
pictures:
Sherbrooke Record was English-language
Quebec District League
1929 Napoleon
1930 Napoleon
1931 Napoleon (of Levis) last game p.26 schedule p.28
Starr League
1931 St. Jean Berchmans
1932 7-5 standings
1931 Andre Gagnon p.26 21, 5'5" + list of the 19 towns represented by four leagues in province
1933 Edmond Marchand has box scores
?? 1975 w/ Kaz Suga https://numerique.banq.qc.ca/patrimoine/details/52327/4516950?docsearchtext=%22kaz%20suga%22
Lafontaine 1921 Sherbrooke
Landry, Peter c 1918 EL 1921 Sherbrooke Waterville ME confirm 1922-5-22 (Waterville ME) With Brick Reed (1920 Maine Central), going to Sherbrooke to play summer ball alt Brick Reed = worker for Maine Central car shops. Landry will captain Sherbrooke team. 1922 Sherbrooke
Granai, Kio p 1922 Sherbrooke
St. Angelo, John of 1921 Sherbrooke
Landry, Peter c 1918 EL 1921 Sherbrooke Waterville ME confirm 1922-5-22 (Waterville ME) With Brick Reed (1920 Maine Central), going to Sherbrooke to play summer ball alt Brick Reed = worker for Maine Central car shops. Landry will captain Sherbrooke team. 1922 Sherbrooke
Granai, Kio p 1922 Sherbrooke
St. Angelo, John of 1921 Sherbrooke
St. Denis, Chief p 1927 Hochelaga tied House of David (Maison de David) 1-1. 1929 Dave Major's All-Stars
Thormahlen, Henry p EL/IL/TL 1921 Sherbrooke
Wildes, Edmond "Red" 1913 NBME Bangor/Fredericton 1922 Sherbrooke 1920-7-26 in his 40s but still playing well for Berlin NH
Drummondville
Thormahlen, Henry p EL/IL/TL 1921 Sherbrooke
Wildes, Edmond "Red" 1913 NBME Bangor/Fredericton 1922 Sherbrooke 1920-7-26 in his 40s but still playing well for Berlin NH
Drummondville
1927-9-04 Le Devoir. Boxes - beat Acton Vale twice.
(1927-10-11 Le Devoir. Box - tied Sainte-Rose 0-0 in an 11-inning game. Each team made one hit. Lists the score of every game Drummondville played this season.
Sherbrooke
1922-7-07 Waterville, ME. Brick Reed and Pete Landry doing well with Sherbrooke. Team has last only two games since their season started in June.
1922-9-27 p.4 Record. "Arrangements are being made to have Henry Thormahlen come in and help Bill Buckland and Cot. Hunt with the pitching."
Sherbrooke
1922-7-07 Waterville, ME. Brick Reed and Pete Landry doing well with Sherbrooke. Team has last only two games since their season started in June.
1922-9-27 p.4 Record. "Arrangements are being made to have Henry Thormahlen come in and help Bill Buckland and Cot. Hunt with the pitching."
p.10 Sherbrooke - Three Rivers series opens this afternoon at 5.15. Three Rivers = ECAN champs.
1922-9-22 Some players give floral tributes at funeral - full names or initials listed.
1922-9-30 Thormahlen has left team in a hole - had assured local management he would be in Sherbrooke Wed. or Thur. but now says he cannot leave Boston due to work.
1922-9-30 Thormahlen has left team in a hole - had assured local management he would be in Sherbrooke Wed. or Thur. but now says he cannot leave Boston due to work.
"Tomorrow will probably be the last time the locals will be seen in action and ball fans are looking to seem them win the series and bring a successful season to a close by taking the Provincial champion- ship. Wildes, Kennison, White, Buckland and Hunt will all be leaving tomorrow night, while the Jenkins brothers will leave on Monday. Landry will stay here for a couple of weeks while Giboin is taking up permanent residence here.
1922-6-25 Montreal Star. Sherbrooke 5, Cleveland Colored Giants 3. 2K ATT. No box.
1922-9-13 Montreal Gazette. Sherbrooke 3, Montreal Royals 2. Andy Jenkins = Sherbrooke 2b.
It is unanimously admitted that the 1922 baseball team is the best, in every respect, that Sherbrooke has ever fielded and local fans are already hoping that the same nine will be on deck next season."
1922-6-25 Montreal Star. Sherbrooke 5, Cleveland Colored Giants 3. 2K ATT. No box.
1922-9-13 Montreal Gazette. Sherbrooke 3, Montreal Royals 2. Andy Jenkins = Sherbrooke 2b.
1922-9-14 Montreal Gazette. Sherbrooke 3, Montreal Royals 1. Sherbrooke wins series 3-1. Sherbrooke will play series with Augusta Millionaires, champions of Maine, and then play a post-season series with Three Rivers.
(1922-9-19) Kennebec, ME. Sherbrooke beat Augusta three times - with boxes for all. Augusta has Sukeforth, Beaudoin, and Gaudette.
(1922-9-25) p.10 Record. Beat Portsmouth 10-0 on Sat. and lose 5-3 on Sun. Lines. R. Jenkins = Ralph Jenkins.
1922-10-01 p.8 (BAnQ) Sherbrooke Record. 2.3K ATT. Boxes.
(1922-9-19) Kennebec, ME. Sherbrooke beat Augusta three times - with boxes for all. Augusta has Sukeforth, Beaudoin, and Gaudette.
(1922-9-25) p.10 Record. Beat Portsmouth 10-0 on Sat. and lose 5-3 on Sun. Lines. R. Jenkins = Ralph Jenkins.
1922-10-01 p.8 (BAnQ) Sherbrooke Record. 2.3K ATT. Boxes.
"The conclusion of the game was the signal for unprecedented applause and even straw hats were mixed up with the hundreds of fedoras and caps which whirled threw the air. Giboin and White, credited with home runs, were the recipients of a number of hats as well as a dozen $20 photographs from the Sears Studio. It is understood a number of other prizes were offered for the best batting average in the series."
1922-10-01 Sherbrooke wins provincial championship 2500 ATT. Sherbrooke 5, Three Rivers 2. Sherbrooke 6, Three Rivers 1. Boxes. Line for Sat game: Three Rivers 9, Sherbrooke 2. Sherbrooke team disbands tomorrow.
1927-8-26 Le Devoir. Acton Vale - Farnham preview.
1922-10-01 Sherbrooke wins provincial championship 2500 ATT. Sherbrooke 5, Three Rivers 2. Sherbrooke 6, Three Rivers 1. Boxes. Line for Sat game: Three Rivers 9, Sherbrooke 2. Sherbrooke team disbands tomorrow.
1927-8-26 Le Devoir. Acton Vale - Farnham preview.
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