Minot Mallards Baseball is the web presence of Bill Guenthner's extraordinary work into the history of the Minot (ND) Mallards, particularly the period 1950 to 1957 when the club was a dominant force in the ManDak League. The site features such outstanding players as local shortstop star Zoonie McLean and import right-hander Sugar Cain.
SABR-Quebec offers a history of baseball in Quebec, especially the Provincial Leagues. The SABR site follows an earlier effort by Christian Trudeau.
Cesar Lopez has put together a fascinating site on Cuban Baseball, "A Fans Tribute", which includes sections on Cubans who played in the Negro Leagues and the Major Leagues. There are histories on leagues, teams and players with many photos and even a section on baseball cards.
House of David Research Project Terry Bertolino and Joel Hawkins are the authors of The House of David Baseball Team and continue their research into the history of the legendary House of David barnstorming teams which were regular visitors to the prairies up to the mid 1950s.
Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame The Lethbridge HOF was established in 1985 to recognize outstanding achievements in sports of individual athletes, builders and teams.
Midwest League If only all leagues had sites like this. Joel Dinda's incredible work sets the standard.
Nisei Baseball The story of Japanese-American baseball. Satoshi "Fibber" Hirayama (Fresno State, 1950-51-52) is among those featured.
Patchy's Lost in the 50s " ... close your eyes baby, follow my heart, call on the memories, here in the dark, we'll let the magic, take us away ... back to the feelins we shared when they played ......'' from the song Lost In The 50's Tonight. Music of the 50s. Unbelievable selection.
PitchBlackBaseball Kyle McNary on Double-Duty Radcliffe and the fabulous Bismarck team of 1935. The book is out and the movie is on the way. History of intergrated teams in North Dakoka in the 30s.
Site of the Negro League Baseball Players Association a non-profit group dedicated to " to honor and celebrate the significant contribution of Negro Leagues players to baseball and American history, to collect and preserve that history, to educate others so that Negro League players may be a source of pride and inspiration for generations to come, and to support and promote the general and financial well being of former Negro Leagues players." The NLBPA features stories on many of the individual Negro League players.
Fascinating site with photos, rosters, statistics on the famed Alaska Goldpanners which, with the collapse of the Canadian prairie leagues, became a favourite destination of college stars hoping to hone their skills before embarking on pro careers.
Home site of the Victoria (BC) & District Baseball Association. The history of baseball in the city goes back to 1896.