Beloit Brewers Midwest League Baseball

Beloit Brewers

Midwest League (1982-1994)

Tombstone

Born: 1982
Re-Branded
: September 21, 1994 (Beloit Snappers)1NO BYLINE. “Beloit Brewers become Snappers”. The Capital Times (Madison, WI). September 22, 1994

First Game: April 13, 1982 (L 4-0 @ Springfield Cardinals)
Last Game: September 2, 1994 (W 5-2 vs. Appleton Foxes)

Midwest League Championships: None

Stadium

Harry C. Pohlman Field (3,100)21986 Appleton Foxes Program
Opened: 1982

Dimensions (1990): Left: 325′, Center: 380′, Right: 325′31990 Rockford Expos Program

Ownership & Affiliation

Owner: Beloit Professional Baseball Association

Major League Affiliation: Milwaukee Brewers

 

Background

The Beloit Brewers were the Class A Midwest League farm club of the Milwaukee Brewers from 1982 through 1994.  The franchise still operates today in Beloit. The club is currently known as the Beloit Sky Carp after two subsequent re-brandings.

Since its founding in 1982, the Beloit Professional Baseball Association has operated the local nine as a community-owned non-profit organization.

Key ballplayers to come up through Beloit during the Brewers years included future Major League All-Stars B.J. Surhoff (Beloit ’85) and Greg Vaughn (Beloit ’87) and 1992 American League Rookie-of-the-Year Pat Listach (’88).

 

Beloit Brewers Shop

 

 

Links

Midwest League Media Guides

Midwest League Programs

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