Southern California Trolley League

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The six-team Southern California Trolley League only existed in 1910; disbanding on June 12. It was a class D circuit. All the teams were located in the greater Los Angeles area, which meant that teams could go from game to game by street-car, hence the league's name. Both the Los Angeles Maiers and Pasadena Silk Sox folded on May 3.

Contents

[edit] Cities Represented

[edit] Teams and Statistics

[edit] 1910

1910 Southern California Trolley League
President: James McCormick

Team StandingsWLPCTGB Managers
Redondo Beach Sand Crabs 92.8180NA
Santa Ana Walnut Growers83.7271 Ed Crolic
Long Beach Clothiers45.4444S.J. Abrams
Los Angeles McCormicks 27.2226NA
Los Angeles Maiers #13.250NANA
Pasadena Silk Sox #04.000NAJoe Judge / Frank Abbott
#Los Angeles Maiers and Pasadena disbanded May 3.
The league disbanded June 13.
No other statistics available.

[edit] Source

The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball: Second Edition.

[edit] Further Reading

  • Jay Berman: "A Streetcar Named Obscurity: The (very) short-lived Southern California Trolley League", The National Pastime, SABR, Number 20 (2000), pp. 58-60.
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