| Below are links to sites related to defunct independent
leagues and teams. If you have a website pertaining to the history of
defunct independent leagues and teams, please forward your link to
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This site first peaked my interest in defunct independent
leagues. It led to the creation of my first site, Big South-
Heartland Leagues.com, which evolved into Indy Leagues
Graveyard.
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| Tim Perry has put together a great site about the teams of
the Frontier League. It also has lots of information about the
defunct ones too. He's put a lot of work into the site and
it's well worth a visit or two.
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| Brent Horton has done an great job on the history of pro
baseball in Tyler, Texas, home to two defunct independent
teams (the WildCatters and the Roughnecks).
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Here's a great discussion board for fans of the Northern
League and American Association (you can find me there
appropriately as IndyGraveyardKeeper).
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| Believe it or not, there are a few league sites (official
and unofficial) still floating around in Cyberspace. Here's
one of them; if you know of additional ones, please
let me know and they can be added.
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