The team that Played in the Stadium was the team that Bearinger owned and operated. In 1940 Saginaw Businessman James “Ike” Bearanger formed the Saginaw Stadium Corporation and built the Veterans Memorial Stadium on Holland and 20th streets. I am thinking maybe the great depression but that is a little early, so I am not sure, maybe there was no interest in the sport for a while. I am not sure what happened in 1925 that caused Saginaw baseball to see a long gap until another team. He went on to pitch 19 major league seasons, 210 wins, and a spot in the Baseball H.O.F. Pitcher Jesse Haines was 17-14 for that ‘Ducks’ team. Louis Cardinals, caught for and managed the Saginaw Ducks starting in 1913. The most successful team was the Saginaw Ducks. He is now in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY as the 12th winning-est pitcher in Major League Baseball history.įrom 1883 to 1925 saw many baseball teams in Saginaw and many of the teams playing ball at the old fairgrounds. Pitcher John Clarkston played for the Old Golds for one year before moving into the majors.
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Saginaw’s professional minor league baseball endeavors started in 1883 with a team called the Saginaw Old Golds with the name derived from the color of the uniforms, which was common way of naming teams back then (like the Red Sox). I hope you will Subscribe to Pure Saginaw I finally got more Pure Saginaw shirts back in stock and they are on SALE, if you want one before they are gone again you can order them HERE The office was renamed “Paines” on Octoand continued until June 30, 1904 A post office named “Painesville” was established on October 10, 1873, closed on May 29, 1876, and reopened on July 14, 1876. In the town of Paines there was a station at the junction of the Michigan Central and the Pere Marquette rail lines. I know the area along the Tittabawassee River was an excellent spot for clay, and there were a few brick manufacturers in the area. Paine other than, he had a brick manufacturing plant.
I could not find any information about A.B. I wonder if the current orchards derived from the orchard that Fraser had started so long ago.Īfter his death in 1866, his daughter and her husband A. He liked the area so much, that he planted an orchard which flourished into one of the largest orchards in the state. When he got to the Tittabawassee River, the only place to cross was in the area near present day Shields next to an indian camp. The town of Paines was in James Township, and the CDP was located on Dutch Road, between River Roads and Stroebel Roads.The History of Paines goes way back to Bay City businessman James Fraser, In 1833 he traveled from Detroit to the Saginaw Valley by horseback following the indian trails.
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