I will not be making any regular posts at this blog for the foreseeable future, as I focus on historical research about the PONY/New York-Penn League. See that blog at New York-Penn League History
(Photo of patch from my personal collection)
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The Kansas City Royals will not operate a minor league team in Elmira, New York in 1972.
(note: but the Cleveland Indians will)
Source: Evening Herald of Shenandoah via Newspapers.com
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The Eastern League will have 6 teams for the 1964 season.
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| Topps, Co. |
Wine played in the majors for 12 seasons for the Philadelphia Phillies (1960, '62-'68) and Montreal Expos (1969-72).
After his playing days, he coached and scouted in the majors for the Phillies, Atlanta Braves, and New York Mets. Wine was the interim manager for the Atlanta Braves in 1985.
Source: Baseball Reference
The Springfield Giants win the Eastern League playoffs, defeating the Williamsport Grays, 3 games to 1.
Source: Lancaster New Era via Newspapers.com
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The championship series between Binghamton and Lancaster continues. The player's pool totals $2,606. The winning team will divide $1,737 and the losers will divide $868 (Woo Hoo!)
Source: York (PA) Daily Record via Newspapers.com
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| Montreal Expos & Trading Card Database |
Brown played in one game for the 1973 Montreal Expos, going hitless in four plate appearances. His brother, Leon Brown played in 64 games for the New York Mets in 1976.
Source: Baseball Reference
