Rocky Mountain League

From BR Bullpen

The class D Rocky Mountain League lasted one tumultuous season, 1912; folding on July 5. A four-team circuit; only one team (the La Junta Railroaders) played the whole season in the same city. Of the other inagural franchises, the Canon City Swastikas moved Raton on June 4, Colorado Springs Millionaires moved Dawson on June 15, and Pueblo moved to Trinidad on June 8 and then to Cheyenne on June 28.

Cities Represented[edit]

Teams and Statistics[edit]

1912[edit]

1912 Rocky Mountain League
President: Ira Bidwell

Team Standings W L PCT GB Managers
Pueblo / Trinidad / Cheyenne Indians ## 22 7 .759 - John Galena / Ira Bidwell
Canon City Swastikas / Raton # 20 14 .588 4.5 Jack Farrell
Colorado Springs / Dawson ### 10 20 .333 12.5 C.H. Brammell
La Junta Railroaders 11 22 .333 13 Bill Annis / Red Waller / Graves

# Canon City moved to Raton June 4.
## Pueblo moved to Trinidad June 8, then to Cheyenne June 28.
### Colorado Springs moved to Dawson June 15.
The league disbanded July 5.
No other statistics available.


Source[edit]

The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball: Second and Third Editions.