Cherryvale Boosters

The Cherryvale Boosters were a minor league baseball team based in Cherryvale, Kansas in 1906. The Cherryvale Boosters played as members of the Class D level Kansas State League.

Cherryvale Boosters
Minor league affiliations
ClassClass D (1906)
LeagueKansas State League (1906)
Major league affiliations
TeamNone
Minor league titles
League titles (0)None
Team data
NameCherryvale Boosters (1906)
BallparkUnknown (1906)

History

Cherryvale, Kansas hosted minor league baseball in 1906. During the season, the Cherryvale "Boosters" became members of the Class D level Kansas State League. The Boosters joined the Bartlesville Indians, Chanute Browns, Coffeyville Bricks, Fort Scott Giants, Independence Coyotes, Parsons Preachers and Pittsburg Champs as members in the eight–team league.[1][2]

Cherryvale gained a team during the 1906 season, their one season of minor league play. On June 15, 1906, the Iola Grays of the eight–team Class D level Kansas State League moved from Iola, Kansas to Cherryvale. Iola had a 23–18 record at the time of the move. After resuming play in Cherryvale, the Iola/Cherryvale team ended the 1906 season with a 62–50 overall record, playing under managers Dan Durand, Fred Hobart and Billy Burns. The Boosters finished 4.5 games behind the 1st place Independence Coyotes in the final standings. The Kansas State League did not return to play in 1907.[3][1][4][5]

Reportedly, the Cherryvale use of the "Boosters" moniker derived from fans. Upon beginning minor league play in 1906, the Cherryvale fans immediately formed a booster club to support the team.[6]

Cherryvale, Kansas has not hosted another minor league team.[7][8]

The ballpark

The name of the Cherryvale Boosters' 1906 home minor league ballpark is unknown.[9]

Kansas Map location. Cherryvale, Kansas

Year–by–year records

YearRecordFinishManagerPlayoffs/Notes
190662–502ndDan Durand
Fred Hobart / Billy Burns
Iola (23–18) relocated to Cherryvale June 15

Notable alumni

See also

Cherryvale Boosters players

References

Baseball Reference Bullpen

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