Sig Jakucki

 

1931-7-06

1928-4-26

1931-8-13

1933-3-31

1933-5-12

1933-5-12

Lyle Judy

 

1944-6-18

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. 

Notable League (list)

 West Branch League

1920 Utah overview

Blow-outs

1912-8-25 Plainfield beats Bound Brook 27-7 - Ernie Lindeman wins - play by play

        Lindeman got six hits

 1915-8-7 Pep-To-Lac beats Irondale, 31-1 Birmingham, AL Central League

1921-9-05 Parkesburg Iron beats Pennsylvania Giants 26-1

1922-8-19 Bellevue beats Harmarville Consumers 23-2

1925-8-2 Pepsi-Cola beats Church Hill, 27-9

1948-7-12 Carmichael Firemen 24, Sacramento Coca-Cola 0

Hawaiian notes

Source for all that follows: file:///C:/Users/kiach/Pictures/Johnson_Michael_r.pdf

1890s:

Star pitchers: Lionel Hart, George Wood. 

Popular: Chris Holt, Chris Willis, Percy Lishman. 

Pro players:

John Ganzel, Barney Joy, Buck Lai, Henry Oana, John Williams, En Sue Pung, Tony Rego, 

Bozo Wakabayashi, Kenichi Zenimura, Wally Yonamine, Bill Nishita, Jyun Hirota, Dick Kashiwaeda, 

Notes: 

John Williams continued to play baseball as a part of Standard Oil's team through the 1920s. 

En Sue Pung was a teammate of Barney Joy with the H.A.C.  Twice toured the U.S and Asia with touring teams. His career lasted 25 years. 

1906 Honolulu League notes

 1906-7-25 St. Louis may have thrown a game

Kamehameha:

Jones, catcher, was blamed multiple times for not being able to catch Reuter, and Reuter not being able to pitch his best.

Maile Ilima:

spectacular insult to their hitting