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Southwestern League

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Southwestern League (1889)
Member teams Former
Southwestern League (1904)
Member teams Former
Southwestern League (1921-26)
Member teams Former
Southwestern League (1956-57)
History Member teams Former
References

The Southwestern League was the name of four former minor league baseball leagues that operated in the Southwestern United States. The second league, also known as the Oklahoma State League, was in operation for the 1904 season. The third league operated from 1921 to 1926. The fourth league, formerly the Longhorn League, operated from 1956 to 1957 before changing its name to the Sophomore League.

Southwestern League (1889)

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Member teams

Former

The following teams were members of the first Southwestern League (in alphabetical order):

Shreveport Grays – 1889

Southwestern League (1904)

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Member teams

Former

The following teams were members of the second Southwestern League (in alphabetical order):

Chickasha Indians – 1904
Enid Evangelists – 1904
Guthrie Blues – 1904
Oklahoma City Mets – 1904
Shawnee Browns – 1904
Tulsa Indians (later renamed Tulsa Redmen) – 1904

Southwestern League (1921-26)

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In 1923, Mose Solomon hit 49 home runs for Hutchinson, according to Topps and the 1977 card back of Paul Blair.

Member teams

Former

The following teams were members of the third Southwestern League (in alphabetical order):

Arkansas City Osages - 1924-26
Bartlesville Bearcats - 1923
Bartlesville Braves - 1921
Bartlesville Grays - 1922
Blackwell Blues - 1924
Blackwell Gassers - 1925-26
Coffeyville Refiners - 1921-24
Cushing Oilers - 1921
Cushing Refiners - 1925
Emporia Traders - 1924
Enid Boosters - 1925-26
Enid Harvesters - 1924
Eureka Oilers - 1924; 1926
Hutchinson Wheat Shockers - 1922-23
Independence Producers - 1921-24
Miami Indians - 1921
Muskogee Mets - 1921-23
Newton Railroaders - 1924
Ottawa Kansas Chiefs- 1924
Parsons Parsons - 1921
Pittsburg (KS) Pirates - 1921
Ponca City Poncans - 1926
Salina Millers - 1922-26
Sapulpa Sappers - 1921-22
Sapulpa Yanks - 1923
Shawnee Braves - 1925
Topeka Kaws - 1922-23
Topeka Senators - 1925-26

Southwestern League (1956-57)

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History

In 1947 the Longhorn League began play with teams in New Mexico and Texas. In 1956 the league changed its name to the Southwestern League, played for two seasons, and then changed its name again (to the Sophomore League). The 1957 season ended with only four teams.

Member teams

Former

The following teams were members of the fourth Southwestern League (in alphabetical order):

Ballinger Westerners - 1956-57
Carlsbad Potashers - 1956-57
Clovis Pioneers - 1956/ Clovis Redlegs - 1957
El Paso Texans - 1956-57
Hobbs Sports - 1956-57
Midland Indians - 1956, then the Midland/Lamesa Indians - 1957
Pampa Oilers - 1956-57
Pecos Cowboys - 1956-57
Plainview Ponies - 1956-57
Pueblo Braves - 1956-57
Roswell Rockets - 1956
San Angelo Colts - 1956; 1957

References

Southwestern League (2006). In BR Bullpen. Retrieved April 27, 2007, from https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Southwestern_League
McCann, M. (n.d.). Minor League Baseball History. Retrieved April 27, 2007, from https://www.webcitation.org/query?url=http://www.geocities.com/big_bunko/total.htm&date=2009-10-25+13:34:30

2 : Defunct minor baseball leagues in the United States|Baseball in Oklahoma

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