1937 Pacific Coast League

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1937 Pacific Coast League
Classification: AA
Statistics
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This league played on a schedule drafted by Herbie McFarlin, "bicycle riding ex-secretary of the Oakland club"[1]. McFarlin's schedule defeated at least one other candidate:

Joe Ziegler, young Sacramento secretary, worked 104 hours on another schedule that was turned down. However, as Ziegler is a bridegroom, Coast league directors voted to give him a wedding present. Joe Bearwald was appointed to buy the gift, it being explained he could "get it wholesale."[1]

Footnotes

  1. 1.0 1.1 "Caught on the Fly", pg 6. The Sporting News, 1937-01-27.




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