Southern New England League

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The Southern New England League of 1885 was a Non-Signatory 19th Century Leagues, which meant that it did not sign the National Agreement of 1883.

Cities Represented[edit]

Teams and Statistics[edit]

1885[edit]

1885 Southern New England League
President: Charles Soby

Team Standings W L PCT GB Managers
Meriden Maroons 42 21 .667 - Bill Thomas
Hartford Babies 40 25 .615 3 Charles Glazier(6/17) Jack Remsen
Springfield # 27 37 .422 15.5 George Rathbun(7/__) Henry McDonald/Charlie Hackett/M.W. Kennefick
Waterbury 26 41 .388 18 E.G. Kilduff/Jack (DA) Jones/Dan O'Neil
New Britain 23 41 .359 19.5 Edward King/William Siering
Bridgeport Giants $ 33 25 .569 NA Dan Shannon
New Haven % 0 1 .000 NA H.A. Ely

$ Bridgeport left to join the Eastern League August 13 and was replaced by New Haven
% New Haven played one game August 15, and then disbanded
# Springfield disbanded August 22, causing the league to disband August 25
The league was re-formed as the Connecticut State League August 27.

Player Statistics
Player Team Stat Tot Player Team Stat Tot
William Murphy Meriden BA .349 John Flynn Meriden W 20
John Meister Meriden Runs 84 Frank Gilmore Hartford W 20
John Meister Meriden Hits 92 Frank Gilmore Hartford SO 220
Ed Mulligan Springfield HR 4 Stephen Lambert Meriden PCT .842 16-3
Edward Toohey Bridgeport HR 4

Source[edit]

The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball: Third Edition