Stadium Reviews

If there was a case study in league failure, the Mountain States League might be the perfect example. What started as an 8-team league in April of 1954 dwindled to three clubs less than three months later. Teams disappeared without much notice, and clubs threw in the towel one after the other. ​The league was organized in 1948, during the post-war boom in minor league baseball, with six teams. Virgil Q. Wacks, an energetic and successful promoter, served as the loop’s preside