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About THE LEAGUE

LEAGUE HISTORY

Baseball is rich in history along the U.S.-Mexican border. At the turn-of-the-century, several outlaw leagues were home to the area from El Paso, Texas heading west into eastern and central Arizona.


The Copper League established itself in the early 1910’s and survived until the mid-1920’s. Some of the 1919 Chicago White Sox players that were banished from Major League Baseball because of the betting scandal, found teams in this league to join.


The Arizona State League sprouted up as a semi-pro league in the early 20’s and played alongside the Copper League. When the Copper League disbanded, the Arizona State League gained steam and in 1928, the league entered into the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs (Minor Leagues) as an affiliated Class C professional league and the average player was an astonishing 30 years old.


The Arizona State League played for three years and beginning for the 1931 season, two clubs were added, Nogales, Sonora and El Paso, Texas, thus, the league was renamed the Arizona-Texas League. The league was active nine of those years under that name until 1955, taking breaks for the war and several economic downturns. The league was a Class D level league until it became Class C beginning the 1950 season.


In 1951, the Arizona-Texas loop merged with the Sunset League (based primarily in California but with teams in Nevada and New Mexico) to form the Southwest International League. However, the Arizona-Texas League clubs played only that one season in the new circuit before seceding and reforming the AZTXL in 1952.


in 1955, when the league lost El Paso, its lone Texas franchise, its name was formally changed to the Arizona-Mexico League.


LEAGUE FUTURE

The Arizona–Mexico League is administratively active and has a goal to begin its reincarnated season in 2023 as an independent baseball league. The league constitution states that any team in the league must be in a community that has had a team in the league in previous years.

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Aging Arizona Ballpark Gets Facelift April 22, 2003

Warren Ballpark in rural Bisbee, Ariz., was built by a copper mining company in 1909, making it one of the oldest baseball parks still in use today. It's home to high school players now, but the field is getting a facelift for a new professional team. Mark Moran of member station KJZZ reports.


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1956 Time Capsule

by Esmeralda Pal

March 28, 2022

Esmeralda Pal, the league branding and social media director has completed the 1956 Time Capsule!



SEE THE 1956 TIME CAPSULE!
Esmeralda Pal, the league branding and social medis director has completed the 1955 Time Capsule!

1955 Time Capsule

by Esmeralda Pal

March 25, 2022

Esmeralda Pal, the league branding and social media director has completed the 1955 Time Capsule!



SEE THE 1955 TIME CAPSULE!

1958 Time Capsule

by Esmeralda Pal

March 10, 2022

Esmeralda Pal, the league branding and social media director presents the 1958 time capsule!

SEE THE 1958 TIME CAPSULE!

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