North Atlantic League

North Atlantic League
ClassificationClass D (1946–1950)
Independent (1995–1996)
SportMinor League Baseball
First season1946
Ceased1996
PresidentErnest C. Landgraf (1946–1950)
Edward Broidy (1995–1996)
No. of teams13
CountryUnited States
Most titles2
Carbondale Pioneers (1947–1948)
Related
competitions
Northeast League

The North Atlantic League was the name of two minor baseball leagues. The first was a Class D affiliated system that operated from 1946 until 1950, and the second was an independent minor league that played from 1995 until 1996. Three of that league's franchises joined the Northeast League after the folding of the North Atlantic League.

Many ballplayers with major league experience played in the league, including Tom Marsh, Carl Sawatski, Bill Burich and Lonnie Goldstein, among others.

List of teams

Cities represented

1946–1950

1995-1996

League Championship titles

1946–1950

  • 1946 – Peekskill Highlanders
    • Playoffs: Peekskill 4, Stroudsburg 2
      Carbondale 4, Nazareth 1
    • Finals: Peekskill 4, Carbondale 3
  • 1947 – Kingston Dodgers
    • Playoffs: Peekskill 4, Kingston 1
      Carbondale 4, Mahanoy City 3
    • Finals: Carbondale 4, Peekskill
  • 1948 – Peekskill Highlanders
    • Playoffs: Peekskill 4, Bloomingdale 3
      Carbondale 4, Mahanoy City 3
    • Finals: Carbondale 4, Peekskill 0
  • 1949 – Stroudsburg Poconos
    • Playoffs: Stroudsburg 4, Mahanoy City 3
      Peekskill 4, Lebanon 1
    • Finals: Stroudsburg, Peekskill 2
  • 1950 – Lebanon Chix
    • Playoffs: Lebanon 4, Carbondale 3
      Stroudsburg 4, Hazleton 3
    • Finals: Lebanon 3, Stroudsburg 2
      Series was stopped by bad weather

1995–1996

League Championship titles

  • 1995 – Newark Barge Bandits
    • Non-Playoff Schedule
  • 1996 – Massachusetts Mad Dogs
    • Playoff: Catskill 2, Massachusetts 0

External links

  • Baseball Reference
  • North Atlantic League chart
  • Digitalballparks.com North Atlantic League Index and Photographic Gallery
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