2002 Moultrie Reunion |
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Clint Chafin has done great things with his Georgia Minor League Reunions. The first
reunion occured in 2001 at the Colquitt County Museum, and was a surprising
sucess. Clint decided to expand the reunion for 2002 and got great response from
a number of Georgia minor league stars. These pictures are from the 2002 Georgia
Minor Leagues Reunion held in Moultrie, Ga. Over 50 former minor league stars
attended the event, which encouraged Clint to expand the reunion to include
the Alabama-Florida Leaguers in the 2003 event. |
The participants at the 2002 reunion. |
Bobby McGee (seated, left), Elmer Tessin (seated, right) & Paul Eames (back, left).
McGee had a great season at Hazelhurst-Baxley Cardinals (Georgia
State League) in 1954 driving in 111 runs and batting .306. Tessin won 16
games for the 1950 Moultrie Cubs of the Geogia-Florida League, and Eames spent
5 seasons in the Georgia-Florida League, 2 with the Albany Cardinals, 1 with
the Thomasville Tomcats, 1 with the Waycross Bears, and 1 with the Tifton Indians. |
Tex Young(left) & Milton Wrenn(right). Young played with the Cordele Indians(Georgia-Florida
League), and the Vidalia-Lyons Twins & Dublin Green Sox
of the Georgia State League. Wrenn played with Moultrie and Tifton of the Georgia-Florida
League. Clint Chafin also tells us," Mr. Wrenn, played, as he says,
“Had a cup of coffee” with the Philly A’s Major League Club. He played
for Connie Mack. Mr. Wrenn had a great Minor League career and even started
his own Semi-Pro team in Moultrie. He was a Little League Coach for several years
in Moultrie". |
Left to right: Jack Daughty, Floyd Moser, Paul Eames (standing), and Hank Spain.
Moser played most of his ball in Class D Carolina leagues, and Spain spent
two seasons with the Cordele A's of the Georgia-Florida League. |
Bill Kivett (left) Signs bats at the reunion. Bill played in the late forties
and early fifties, including a season in the Georgia-Florida League at Moutrie,
Georgia, and a year as a member of the Selma Cloverleafs of the Southeastern
League |


Luke Gunnells |
