1930's to 1940's Baseball in Maine?

[Belfast1933]

Not sure if this is the right place to post, but I'm wondering if any N54 members might have suggested leads on vintage items from Maine baseball from the 1930's or 1940's.

My father played as a young man for the "East Side Rinky Dinks" which has to be one of the best team names ever. He grew up in Belfast Maine (which is where my N54 handle came from) so I think the "East Side" may be referring to Camden Maine.

If anyone has any good leads on vintage Maine baseball items from old team postcards, old jersey's, signs, etc. from the coast of Maine in that era, I'd love to hear from you!

Nothing would please me more than to find some great new items to add to my Card Cave!

Thanks

Jeff (Belfast1933)

[D. Bergin]

I think this is about the only thing I have left from a Pine Tree League collection I broke up several years ago.

[tedzan]

Check-out Don's Sports Card Center in Portland, Maine.

Tel # (207) 772-0625

Ted Z
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[brunswickreeves]

Harry Lord was born and died in Maine, attended Bates College:

https://www.bates.edu/news/2020/10/2...eball-diamond/

This 1914 Cracker Jack card was his last in a White Sox uniform and last year of professional baseball. What would have been if he remained on the team and captain of the 1919 White Sox?

[Chris Counts]

Here's my one and only piece of Maine-relate baseball memorabilia, a scorecard from 1906 for a game between Portland, ME and Lynn, MA. I picked it up because Eddie Grant is playing for Lynn.