Sacramento Juniors
Area: Sacramento
Year: 1943 (Aug. 24)

Description: When the cameraman ordered these lads to show him a slide, they did, and this shows the technique of one of the 100-pound squads competing in the Summer League, sponsored by City Councilman George Klumpp, who beams his pleasure.

Back row (left to right:) Ray Puliz, Peter Sekul, Tony Stathos, "Tiger" Orr

Middle row (left to right): Harold O'Hanesian, Bob Spencer, Joe Radan, Patrick Melarkey, Jimmy Hoffman (mascot), Klumpp, Dick Walke,

Front row (left to right): Catcher Ed Puliz tags George Timme Jr., as the blonde hurler hits dirt for home plate.

Keystone Market
Area: Sacramento
Year: 1943

Description: Whereas other 100-pound rivals for the second half flag in the Boys' Summer League have one keystone man, this team is unique in having a dozen. Keystone Market holds their contract, one which needs no bonus clause in it. The sponsor is Shelton Bentley, former soccer and diamond star. Keystone will meet Earl Sheely's Juniors tomorrow in the last game of the championship elimination series

Back row (left to right): Bud Boyer, Dick Humbert, Joe Crocco, Tony Geremia (mgr.), Bob Bahlhorn, Richard Meyer, Gene Roenspe

Front row (left to right): Jimmy Griffin, Jim Westlake, Don Miller, Harold Stainbrook, Ed Petrali

Keystone Market
Area: Sacramento
Year: 1943

Sacramento Cokes
Area: Sacramento
Year: 1943

Description: These Stathos brothers represent baseball stars in three sizes. On the extreme right is Gus, property of the Phillies. The 18-year old center fielder will get no chance to don flannels now that Uncle Sam has measured him for a suit of bell-bottomed trousers. Nick is the middle sized one. a 14-year older who plays the hot corner for Marcus Auto in the City Recreation Department's summer league. The little bitty stars are Tony, 12, and peter, 11, chucker and keystone man for Coca-Cola. Counting Mom and Pop, the Stathos family has enough players for a baseball nine of its own.