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The '''Southern League of Professional Baseball''', (formerly '''Southern Association''') is a AA professional baseball league | The '''Southern League of Professional Baseball''', (formerly '''Southern Association''') is a AA professional baseball league which which now represents ten AA minor league baseball teams across the Southeast. The [[Birmingham Barons]] have been members of the league for most of the team's history. The Southern League is headquartered in Marietta, Georgia. | ||
The Southern League was reformed in [[1964]] with members | The league traces its history back to [[1885]] as one of any number of rival baseball leagues that emerged in the early days of the sport. The Southern Association first formed under that name in [[1901]] with the [[Birmingham Barons]] as one of its charter members. The Southern League was reformed in [[1964]] with members from the Southern Association and the South Atlantic League. | ||
The Southern League was headquartered on [[Main Street]] in downtown [[Trussville]] from [[1979]] through [[1994]]. The offices were moved to Marietta after then league president and Trussville resident [[Jimmy Bragan]] retired. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 11:31, 31 January 2007
The Southern League of Professional Baseball, (formerly Southern Association) is a AA professional baseball league which which now represents ten AA minor league baseball teams across the Southeast. The Birmingham Barons have been members of the league for most of the team's history. The Southern League is headquartered in Marietta, Georgia.
The league traces its history back to 1885 as one of any number of rival baseball leagues that emerged in the early days of the sport. The Southern Association first formed under that name in 1901 with the Birmingham Barons as one of its charter members. The Southern League was reformed in 1964 with members from the Southern Association and the South Atlantic League.
The Southern League was headquartered on Main Street in downtown Trussville from 1979 through 1994. The offices were moved to Marietta after then league president and Trussville resident Jimmy Bragan retired.
External links
Southern League of Professional Baseball official website
References
- Martin, Wayne. (July 10, 1995) "New SL chief says transition has been smooth." Birmingham News.