Prairie League Independent / Non Affiliated |
During the mid 90's, two leagues came into existance across the upper midwest...
the Prairie League and the revitilized Northern League. The Northern League led
by Miles Wolfe, was a strong and well thought-out minor league system. The Prairie
League... well... not very well thought out at all. However, from 1995-1997,
the Prairie League served Dakota and Minnesota. For those 3 years, many little
towns across the upper midwest had professional baseball back in their home
towns... most for the first time since the original Northern League folded 2 1/2
decades earlier (and not again since). |
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Municipal Ball Park III Dakota Rattlers 1995-1996 |
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Kraft Field Grand Forks Varmints 1995-1997 |
Corbett Field Minot North Dakota 1995-1997 |
Fossum Field Aberdeen Pheasants 1995-1997 |
Marcusen Park Southern Minny Stars 1996-1997 |
C.O. Mills Ballpark Brainerd Bobcats 1997 |
Brandon Manitoba Westbran Stadium Brandon Grey Owls West Man Wranglers 1995-1997 |
Green Bay Wisconsin Joannes Stadium II Green Bay Sultans 1996 |
Siebert Field Minneapolis Loons 1995 |
Moose Jaw Sask. Ross Wells Park Ms Jaw Diamond Dogs 1995-1997 |
Regina Saskatchewan Currie Field Regina Cyclones 1995-1997 |
Sasakatoon Sask. J.F. Cairns Field Saskatoon Riot Sask. Smoking Guns Saskatoon Stallions 1995-1997 |