A & K Leaders
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: circa 1910

Description: An early day baseball team. All boys except Mr. McGregor, a local teacher and our coach.

Middle row far left is Meed Arnold
 

Lassen Lumber & Box Company
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: 1921

Left to Right: R. Watts, Mgr. Ted Partello, Earl Carmen, Henry “Lefty” Hampton, Mervin “Bud” Connolly, Leslie “Ginger” Greenwood, Charles “Wally” McGee, Al Baker, Herbert Jameson, Ray Stobener, Frank “Pinkey” Leonard, Jimmy Clark, Joe “Turk” Valencia

Source: Lassen Advocate, September 23, 1921 (Photo by Thompson Studio)

Title: 1935 Baseball Season Susanville vs. Southern Pacific Stores p1.
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: 1935
Team: Susanville vs. Southern Pacific Stores

Title: 1935 Baseball Season Susanville vs. Southern Pacific Stores p2.
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: 1935
Team: Susanville vs. Southern Pacific Stores

Title: 1935 Baseball Season Susanville vs. Southern Pacific Stores p3.
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: 1935
Team: Susanville vs. Southern Pacific Stores

Title: 1935 Baseball Season Susanville vs. Southern Pacific Stores p4.
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: 1935
Team: Susanville vs. Southern Pacific Stores

Lassen Lumber & Box Co.
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: circa 1940

Description: Picture was taken at the side of Lassen Lumber & Box Co. Building

Left to right: Mulroney (mgr.), French, Stickley, Mattuecci, Gomez, Carmen, Hoy, Sargent, Yost, Goff, Gregory, Vinson, Deason, South, Smith, Jones, Johnson, O'Connell

Kneeling in front: Watts, Ernaga (batboy), Breitweiser

Susanville Merchants
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: 1949

Description: Pictures was taken at Susanville Memorial Park.

Susanville Merchants
Area: Lassen (Susanville)
Year: 1950

Description: Susanville hosted teams from the San Francisco bay area that arrived for a game on Saturday afternoon and then played double-header vs. Merchants nine on Sunday before returning home. Memorial Park diamond had an all-dirt field at that time with only a fence in left field to separate from a chicken farm behind. Barrier in right field was a creek  so if batter hit one over the creek it was a home run. Merchants team was comprised of local players as well as many top notch college players from bay area and southern California universities who took summer jobs in the local lumber mills.  The team played through the mid-fifties after which semi-pro baseball died in Susanville.

Back row (left to right): Merv Evans (2b), Ed Gorbett (of), Shine Morales (of), Frank Ernaga (3b), Jack Pachart (p), Don Ractford (of), Jim Brown (p), Vince Pisani (c), Bill Lackey (1b), Bill Howard (of)

Middle row (left to right): Pete Estrada (of), Bob Dillinger (1b), John Weir (3b), Tom Tiner (2b), Ed Funnel (c), Jack Bukowatz (ss), Don Kersten (p)

Front row (left to right): R. C. Oliver (p), Ronald Heif (batboy), Eddie Chavez (p), Gerald Eoff (batboy), Merlin Mulroney (mgr.)

Title: Merchants Final Statistics
Area: Alameda (Oakland)
Year: 1950

2013 views of Memorial Park on North Street

2013 views of Memorial Park on North Street