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Selma Cloverleafs

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for the 2003 season after ownership was unable to pay the league a $ 100,000 safety net to make sure they would finish out the season on the heels of the Ozark and Americus teams folding mid-season in 2002. After the announcement, the team would play on May 29 and a final double-header on May 31 in
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On June 25, 2002, the team returned after the extended roadtrip to play in front of many Cloverleaf alumni from the 1950s–1960s teams that called Selma home. The major highlight of the second half of the season occurred on July 17 when both Desmond O'Quine and Jose Colon each hit a grand slam
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After seeing success in the 2002 season along with the teams’ new ownership, the outlook for 2003 looked bright. The team had initial player tryouts in March followed by an invitation only try-outs in April to fill out the final team roster.
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pitched the top of the ninth inning to earn the save. Both feats were firsts for the Cloverleafs since the 1960s..The opening series drew over 2,000 fans to the stadium before the teams would embark on an 18-game roadtrip.
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in an exhibition game, marking the first professional baseball game to be played within the city since the original Cloverleafs folded in 1962. The season would officially begin on May 31, 2002, against the
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was the starting pitcher for the 'Leafs. Throwing 6 innings with 8 K's and giving up 1 earned run, picking up the win and closer
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The 2003 squad finished with an overall record of 23–44, and finished sixth in the overall standings.
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in the league tournament on August 29. The 2002 squad finished with an overall record of 29-29.
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In April 2002, it was announced that Selma was the recipient of a team in the newly formed
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on June 12. John played in 13 games with the Cloverleafs with an average of .051.
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Of note, the traveling Cloverleafs team made national press upon signing the late
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Selma Cloverleafs (1928–1930, 1932, 1937–1941, 1946–1950, 1957–1962, 2002–2003)
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Masterson, John. (May 29, 2002) "Gates will open early for Leaf's opener."
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Selma before officially becoming a traveling team. These games against the
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AP Reports. (July 18, 2002) "Selma team hits pair of slams in inning."
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served as the manager. On May 27, 2002, the Cloverleafs played the
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Veach, Katherine. (June 4, 2002) "Nearly 2,000 attend homestand."
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In 2002 a new version of the team was charter members of the
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On May 13, it was announced that the team would play as a
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Washington Senators (1901–1960) minor league affiliates
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were played in Selma due to a scheduling conflict at
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Index

Selma Centralites
1901
2003
Selma, Alabama

Southeastern League
Alabama–Florida League
Southeastern League
Georgia–Alabama League
Cotton States League
Southeastern League
Southern Association
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Bloch Park
baseball
Selma, Alabama
Southeastern League
Alabama–Florida League
Southeastern League of Professional Baseball
Bloch Park
Southeastern League of Professional Baseball
Merritt Bowden
Montgomery Wings

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