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*[[Boston Red Sox]] (1967–1975, 1976) *[[Boston Red Sox]] (1969, 1973) ...

| name = Boston Red Sox ...he franchise's [[Major League Baseball]] history. The [[Boston Red Sox|Red Sox]] finished second in the [[American League]] (AL) with a record of 89 wins ...

...Arthur W. Perdue Stadium]] in [[Salisbury, Maryland]], pays homage to ESBL players and locals who made the major leagues. Perdue Stadium is the home of the cl |rowspan=3| [[Centreville, Maryland]] || [[Centreville Colts]] || 1937–1939 ...

...roster rules stipulated that a team could not have more than three "class" players on their roster at any given time. "Class" was defined as any player who ha ...[[Parksley Spuds]] and 6.5 games ahead of the sixth place Northampton Red Sox. Ted Cather and Jiggs Donahue were the Easton managers in 1927.<ref>{{Cite ...

...e ballpark of Federal Field. It was reported the local community "adopted" players and treated them like family members.<ref name="auto1">{{Cite web|url=https ...d the team. The A's didnt' qualify for the four-team playoffs won by the [[Centreville Orioles]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.statscrew.com/minorbaseball/stand ...

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