Headed towards Wrigley Field! More later.
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A blog about the Pennsylvania-Ontario-New York (PONY)/New York-Penn League (1939-2020)
Headed towards Wrigley Field! More later.
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
Pro baseball's first woman umpire died on September 23, 1992. She umpired a game in the New York-Penn League on June 24, 1972, in Geneva, New York.
Source: Rochester Democrat Chronicle & newspapers.com
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The New York-Penn League still had 14 teams in its last season of play (2019), but only Auburn and Batavia remained.
Source: The Berkshire Eagle & newspapers.comNew York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
Source: Buffalo Evening News & newspapers.com
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
Source: The Ithaca Journal & newspapers.com
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
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Zimmerman played in the majors during 8 seasons for the Cincinnati Reds (1961)
and Minnesota Twins (1962-68). He was one of the original coaches for
the Montreal Expos (1969-75) and coached for the Minnesota Twins from
1976 to 1980.
He died on September 9, 1998, at the age of 63.
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Phillips went on to pitch in 18 games for the 1970 Boston Red
Sox. He was inducted into the Maine Baseball Hall of Fame in 1979 and the Maine Sports Hall of Fame in 2016.
Source: Warren Times Mirror & newspapers.com
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He pitched in the majors during 14 seasons with the Boston Red Sox
(1967, '69-'71), Milwaukee Brewers (1972), Philadelphia Phillies (1973),
Pittsburgh Pirates (1974-75), New York Yankees (1976), Chicago White
Sox (1976-77), California Angels (1977-78), Minnesota Twins (1979), Los
Angeles Dodgers (1979), and Kansas City Royals (1980-81).
His brother, George Brett was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1999.
He died on November 18, 2003, at the age of 55.
Source: Baseball Reference
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball, or any of its teams.
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
Source: Bradford Evening Star & Daily Record & newspapers.com
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
New York-Penn League teams looking to move.
Source: Glen Falls Post-Star & newspapers.com
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
Jamestown Falcons sweep playoffs; fan dies of a heart attack while watching final game.
Source: Buffalo Evening News & newspapers.com
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Heffner went to pitch for the Boston Red Sox (1963-65), Cleveland Indians (1966), and California Angels (1968).
Sources: Baseball Reference
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Source: Rochester Democrat & Chronicle & newspapers.com
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
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Burks went on to play 18 seasons in Major League Baseball with the Boston Red Sox (1987-92, 2004), Chicago White Sox (1993), Colorado Rockies (1994-98), San Francisco Giants (1998-2000), and Cleveland Indians (2001-03). He hit 352 career home runs and was a two time All-Star.
In 2002, Burks was inducted into the Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame.
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Johnson pitched in the major leagues for 22 seasons with the Montreal Expos (1988-89), Seattle Mariners (1989-1998), Houston Astros (1998), Arizona Diamondbacks (1999-2004, '07-08), and San Francisco Giants (2009).
He had 303 wins and 4,875 strikeouts during his major league career. Johnson was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2015.
Source: Baseball Reference
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Source: Buffalo Evening News & newspapers.com
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.
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Source: Binghamton Evening Press & newspapers.com
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Happy Birthday to former New York-Penn League prospect Mike Thompson, who was born on this date in 1949. He played for the 1967 Geneva Senators.
Thompson
played in the majors during four seasons with the Washington Senators
(1971), St. Louis Cardinals (1973-74), and Atlanta Braves (1974-75).
Playoff fever returns to Elmira....
Source: Elmira Star-Gazette & newspapers.com
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Jamestown plays Batavia tonight at Jamestown's Muncipal Stadium.....
Source: Bradford Evening Star & newspapers.com
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League standings on September 2, 1939 (first season)
Source: Bradford Evening Star and Daily Record & newspapers.com
New York-Penn League History is not affiliated in any way with Minor League Baseball or any of its teams.