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The DOWNLOADABLE SEASONS:
Please note: the 1957 &
1959 files were updated 4/1/2000. Re-wizardized both seasons.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPLAYING: Download the season you want
. Unzip the *.BCK file into any directory you wish.
Start League Manager, and on the SELECT menu, choose
RESTORE ORGANIZATION. Point to the *.BCK file you
downloaded, and the season will be available for play.
NOTE: The schedules
for each season were generated using league manager and are not
the actual schedules used. Starting lineups, and pitching
rotations were built to give you a starting point. Adjust
them as you see fit.
The Greenville Lions, lead by Perry Roberts
and Max Peterson take the table and the championship.
Montgomery Rebels, Graceville Oilers, Panama City Filers, Fort
Walton Beach Jets, Pensacola Dons, and Selma Cloverleafs completed
in 1957. Graceville and Panama City were declared co-champs
when storms cancelled the championship playoffs. Among the
stars was Graceville’s Bob Wellman, who batted .404 and hit 30
homers in 82 games.
Six teams competed in 1959: Montgomery Rebels, Selma
Cloverleafs, Dothan Cardinals, Pensacola Dons, Fort Walton Beach
Jets and Panama City Fliers. Max Alvis, Larry Brown, Doc
Edwards, and Johnny Lipon all played in Selma which was affiliated
with the Cleveland Indians. Montgomery had a good team with
pitchers Dick Egan and Jose Mejias leading the way. Cal
Ripken was Pensacola’s catcher, and Bo Belinsky and Steve Barber
pitched for the Dons.
Stadium Files
These photo-quality stadium
files are over 800k in size. Be patient when downloading.
Montgomery Alabama’s home of the Division II College World Series
and the former home of the AFL Montgomey Rebels from 1957 to 1962.
Selma Alabama’s home of the AFL Selma Cloverleafs
from 1957 to 1962.
Columbus Georgia’s home of the Columbus Redstixx
and home to Columbus baseball teams since the 30’s. The
Columbus Foxes of the AFL played here in 1958.
Ozark Alabama’s home of
the AFL Ozark Eagles from 1946 to 1952 and again in 1962.