Tombstone
Formed: January 1946
Disbanded: December 6, 1949
First Game: May 8, 1946
Last Game: September 18, 1949
Seasons: 4
States: 4
(MA, ME, NH, RI)
Leadership
Trophy Case
New England League Franchise List
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Franchise, Years Active, Governors’ Cup Champions
Cranston Chiefs*, 1946, None
Fall River Indians, 1946-1949, None
Lawrence Millionairs, 1946-1947, None
Lowell Orphans, 1947, None
Lynn Red Sox, 1946-1948, None
Lynn Tigers, 1949, None
Manchester Giants, 1946-1947, None
Manchester Yankees, 1948-1949, None
Nashua Dodgers, 1946-1949, 1946-1947-1948
Pawtucket Slaters, 1946-1949, None
Portland Gulls, 1946, None
Portland Pilots, 1947-1949, 1949
Providence Chiefs*, 1946-1948, None
Providence Grays, 1949, None
Springfield Cubs, 1948-1949, None
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*The names ‘Cranston Chiefs’ and ‘Providence Chiefs’ were used inter-changeably in the press for the same ballclub during the 1946 season.
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Hello. I am looking for any information on a player named John/Jack Haplin that played on the 1947 Lawrence Millionairs/Lowell orphans. He is the Grandfather of a very special friend of mine. I have stats on him but I am looking for any photos of his team uniform. I want to make a replica of his jersey for her. In addition I would love to find any of the ballparks he played on so she can see where he played. Any help would be fantastic….. Thanks…..
Wow. That’s a tough one. Wish I could help, but other than check the local library archives in Lawrence or Lowell, Mass. (if you’re ever in Northern Mass.) or creating e-Bay alerts for “John Halpin” and “Jack Halpin”, I’m not sure what advice I could give you. The e-Bay thing is a real longshot, but if someone ever posted old wire or newspaper photos of your friend’s grandfather for sale, you would get an alert in your mailbox.
AC