Northern Saskatchewan League
1950 stats
Howe, Gordie 1951 Saskatoon 55s
Tate, Curtis 1950 North Battleford Beavers
1950-4-12 Mabee claims to have one or two Negro pitching aces coming
1950-4-29 Ralph Mabee, manager of the Saskatoon Legion team, announced two new signings.
Saskatoon and District Senior League
1949
1949-8-24 Bentley brothers.
Saskatoon City League
1919
1919-4-28 League organized.
Southern Saskatchewan League
1933 Regina Nationals
1949
1950 game reports
1951
Hogg, Ralph p 1951 Weyburn Beavers
Shupe, Gaylen p 1951 Weyburn Beavers
Cooper, Mort 1949 Moose Jaw Canucks
1949-7-26 Mort Cooper getting $125 a game - hasn't won a game, but has been drawing the fans in flocks.
history of league: https://attheplate.com/wcbl/southern_league.html standings for all years
https://www.daniel-wyatt.com/post/the-broadview-buffaloes Integrated team with blacks from New Orleans; dominated league 1937-38
With the formation in 1951 of the Western Canada League, a six team semi-pro circuit, the Southern League took a direct hit as three of the stronger franchises, the Regina Caps, the Moose Jaw Canucks and the defending champion Estevan Maple Leafs abandoned the Southern League to enter the new professional association. On top of that, many of the most talented homebrew players were lured away from Southern League teams to ply their trade within the new pro confederation.
(May 6) The Southern League decided at an executive meeting that each team will be allowed only one American import for the 1951 season. Representatives of most teams, however, expressed a desire to stock their rosters solely with home grown, local talent.
1933-8-16 Gail Shupe threw perfect game in 1948 per league history
1933-8-17 Brian Forster
1933-8-29 Art Sihvon - also hockey -
1933-9-05 Hec McLeod, Cooney Wood
Hec McLeod - Norman Hector- 1933 Regina Nationals
worked 22 of 24 play-off games, starting 18.
1933-7-06 beat Milestone Sioux 10-2
1933-8-09 beat Moose Jaw 4-0
1933-8-10 lost 1-3 to Moose Jaw
1933-8-11 beat Moose Jaw All-Stars 8-2
1933-8-13 Armstrong pitches - they win 16-4
1933-8-14 rained out
1933-8-15 lost 2-12 to Cubs
1933-8-16 Nationals beat Cubs 7-5 - Hec came out of relief
1933-8-17 beat Cubs 6-4 - replaces Armstrong with one out in first
1933-8-20 Beat Estevan Maple Leafs 12-0, 6-1.
1933-8-23 Lost to Estevan 10-7
1933-8-24 pitches 6.1 in relief in 5-5 tie in night game - lost afternoon 1-2
1933-8-25 unable to be played
1933-8-28 beats Estevan 8-4
1933-8-30 does not pitch 1st game - ties Wilkie & Northern Distributors 5-5 in second game
1933-9-04 Beat 5-0, lost 0-1 to Saskatoon - two four-hit games.
1933-9-05 beat Saskatoon 7-6
1933-9-18 beat Lefty Wilkie (Saskatoon Northern Distributors) 4 to 2 - play by play.
1933-9-20 Lost 0-3 and won 3-2 v. Edmonton Army & Navy Cubs.
1933-9-21 lost 5-2 to Edmonton Cubs
1933-9-22 7-7 tie - had to come out of bullpen. Article comparing him favorably to Joe McGinnity.
1933-9-24 lost 9-3
Western Canada League
1951 Indian Head Rockets
1952
1953
1954
1955 Saskatoon Gems BR w/rosters
1956 BR w/rosters
1957 BR w/rosters
Pemberton, Cliff 1955 Saskatoon Gems
Brewer, Chet 1951 Indian Head Rockets
Green, Pumpsie 1951 Indian Head Rockets
Stone, Dick 1951 Moose Jaw Canucks
Fair Week tournament
1926
Burke, Tom 1b 1926 Plentywood
Clink, George p 1926 Regina
Boardman, Charlie 1926 Scobey
Felsch, Happy 1926 Scobey
Risberg, Swede 1926 Plentywood
1926-7-28 Plentywood 7, Scobey 3. Regina Balmorals 17, Climax 2. Boxes. Games are held at Park de Young. $1.5K in prize money. Dodger Lewis started for the Balmorals but came out after taking a 13-0 lead v. Climax. Moose Jaw drew bye.
1926-7-29 Regina 4, Moose Jaw 0. Plentywood 8, Regina 5. 1.8K ATT. Boxes. First prize: Plentywood, $700. Second: Regina, $500. Third: Moose Jaw, $200 without scoring a run.
Regina has lost the final in all three tournaments of this year.
Indian Head tournament
Indian Head tournament
1948
1949
1947-9-27 About Indian Head Rockets, community service club that put together the baseball tournament, among other things.
1948-7-10 $3K in prize money - $1K for first place.
1948-8-02 Lists the 22 competing teams. Admission: Adults daily, $1. Children 15 and under daily, 35 cents.
1949-7-16 $3K in prize money - $1K for first place. Will be held from the 27th to the 28th.
Moose Jaw Kiwanis tournament
1925 Scobey
1926 Climax
1927 Moose Jaw
Clink, George p 1926 Regina Pitched 11 innings in the first game and five in the second.
Donaldson, John p 1926 Moose Jaw Scored four runs but lost
1925-7-20 Radville 5, Climax 3. 500 ATT. John Donaldson beat Elmer Leifer. Scobey 20, Gravelbourg 1. 1K+ ATT.
1925-7-21 Moose Jaw 4, Regina 2. Hodgeville 9, Aneroid 2. Boxes + play by play.
1925-7-22 Scobey 15, Hodgeville 1. 600 ATT. Radville 2, Moose Jaw 0. 2.5K ATT. John Donaldson threw a perfect game, striking out 19.
Final: Scobey 14, Radville 0. 2.8K ATT. First prize: Scobey, $700. Second: Radville, $400. Third: Hodgeville, $200. Play by play for final game.
1926-7-08 Regina 9, Scobey 2. 1.5K ATT. Moose Jaw 2, Plentywood 1. 2.5K ATT. John Donaldson beat Swede Risberg in second game.
1926-7-09 Plentywood 8, Scobey 3. Climax 6, Moose Jaw 3.
1926-7-10 Semi-final: Regina 10, Moose Jaw 9. 11 innings. 4K ATT. Final: Climax 8, Regina 4. 3K ATT. Climax won the $700 prize.
1927-7-18 (exhibition game) Regina 5, Ponteix 2.
1927-7-19 Regina 6, Sherwood 2. 600 ATT. Sherwood was the only US team in the tournament. Moose Jaw 8, Ponteix 2. 800 ATT. Does not have box for second game.
1927-7-20 Gravelbourg 11, Mossbank 5. 500 ATT. Final: Moose Jaw 7, Gravelbourg 2. 1.5K ATT. First prize: Moose Jaw, $600. Second: Gravelbourg, $400. Third: Regina, $200. Moose Jaw's black battery, Donaldson-Foreman, made possible Moose Jaw's first win in its own tournament.
Regina tournament
Regina tournament
1927 Regina Balmorals
1927-7-22 Preview. Five teams competing for $1.2K in prize money.
1927-7-22 Regina 15, Moose Jaw 4. Sherwood 9, Gravelbourg 0. Moose Jaw decided it could no longer afford its colored battery. The results were ugly.
1927-7-23 Regina 17, Ponteix 0. Regina 8, Sherwood 1.
Saskatoon Exhibition Week tournament
Saskatoon Exhibition Week tournament
1936
1936-7-20 Max Bentley, Delisle outfielder, fractured his left wrist when tagged sliding.
Saskatoon tournament
1949
1949-8-08 $3K tournament.
Felsch, Happy 1927 Regina Balmorals Hit one of the longest home runs ever struck in Calgary.
Leifer, Elmer 3b-of-p 1925 Climax Team is the champion of Saskatchewan.
Moose Jaw
1927-7-10 Moose Jaw All-Stars 8, Gravelbourg 1. Moose Jaw 6 All-Stars, Gravelbourg 2. Not a very large crowd. "Spitball" Scribner, Moose Jaw pitcher. NHL player Amby Moran played left field and batted cleanup for Moose Jaw - scored six runs in the doubleheader with four hits in four at-bats.
Regina
1926-7-12 all-star Northside League nine will face the Toronto Oslers tonight. Game will start at six sharp so the Oslers can catch an eight o'clock train.
1926-7-17 Climax & Regina will stage an exhibition double-header today.
1926-7-12 Oslers 13, All-Northside League 6. Close to 1K ATT. Close to 100 attended the banquet held fo the Oslers.
1926-7-18 Climax 5, Regina 2. Climax 3, Regina 3. 11 innings. Boxes.
Saskatoon
1949-4-14 Ad for catcher.
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