Columbia Park Boys Club

Club is located at 450 Guerrero St. between 16th and 17th Street in San Francisco. Today the club is called Columbia Park Boys and Girls Club.

Columbia Park Boys Club
Area: San Francisco
Year: circa 1915

Columbia Park Boys Club
Area: San Francisco
Year: circa 1920

Far right holding bag is Albert 'Dink' Schomaker

Columbia Park Boys Club
Area: San Francisco
Year: 1947 (June 26)

Description: See caption below picture for details.

PENNANT WINNERS--Columbia Park Boys Club, which was outfitted by The News Charley Paddock Memorial Fund for baseball, proved fine feathers some times makes fine birds by coming through with two chanpionship teams in the Northern California Boys Club League. Columbia Park won both the junior and senior crowns by winning 10 games each. Here is pictured the 14-17-year-old team. Left to right they are: Bill McMillan (mgr.), Jim Kinberger, Tony Psaltis, Ernie Solis, Tom Murray, Nino Spatafore, Bob Doebert, Pinky Fitzpatrick, Louie Hilbert, Frank Addiego, Dyke Kramer, and Richard Miske. Many of the boys from the Guerrero-st center are beginning a three-week vacation at the Mendocino County Camp belonging to the club.

Left to right: Bill McMillan (mgr.), Jim Kinberger, Tony Psaltis, Ernie Solis, Tom Murray, Nino Spatafore, Bob Doebert, Pinky Fitzpatrick, Louie Hillbert, Frank Addiego, Dyke Kramer, Richard Miske, Bob Comer

Contributor: San Francisco Historical Center, San Francisco Public Library