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courtesy of Iris Frye Miller) (Photo courtesy of Iris Frye Miller). Thanks to Smoketown History

The Railroaders Little League Lions of 1955. This team largely consisted of boys from the Point of Rocks area. According to H. Walker Smith, the players

Brunswick All Star pitcher Joey Himes being mobbed by his teammates after twirling a no-hitter in the District Tournament against the Frederick American

The 1960 Brunswick Railroader Little League All Stars, which won our first ever District title 3-2 over Frederick American. This started a run of dominance

Brunswick has always been a baseball town. Paul Taylor and Jackie Merriman are the two boys here simulating their wind ups on a Spring day on West Potomac

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Did you need any more evidence Brunswick has always been a baseball town? Richard Snoots is believed to be the man on the left. (From the Myer Kaplon photo

Railroaders Little League Parade before the teams rode in pickup trucks. (1950s) (Photo courtesy of Jayne Nuse)

caption read: "Paul Barker and Paul Taylor present American Legion District baseball trophy to Bill Merriman during Sunday's banquet at the Legion." (Courtesy

(Photo courtesy of Becky Willis) Charles Langley: Red Hawes, Herman Willis, Bruce Winecoop, Mike Kelley, Tom Sullivan, Joe Kelly, Hollis Langley, Drew

Gene Green's 1960 BRLL Champion Bears. (Clipping from the Blade Times courtesy of Jeanne Brandenburg-Smith)

Photo courtesy of Jayne Nuse

1968 Brunswick Minor League Lions Front Row L to R - Jimmy Baker, Frank Strakonsky, Chris Hoffman, B. Daugherty, Kevin Snoots, Jimmy Wigfield, Second Row

The Brunswick Little League Legends Wall at Marvin L. Younkins Memorial Field. The sign says a lot for these players who left us too young. Daphne Carey

Another perspective of the old Brunswick Little League ballpark courtesy of Walker Smith and his dad. View from the center field fence into home plate

Brunswick Little League All-Stars - 1968 Photo courtesy of Phil Lowery

From the 1955 Regional All Star Game, July 1955. (Photography by Walker R. Smith of Doubs)

Old Timers League Taken in 1971 at Brunswick, MD Back row: Frank Yurkanin, Jimmy Lyston, Ginger Settan and Joe Beck. Front row: Tom Costello, Al Rubeling

1984 Brunswick Little League Reds. First Brunswick team to go undefeated at 20-0. TOP ROW: From Left Coach Dick Goodrich, Jeff Links, Rick Goodrich, Chad

All lined up in front of hill behind City Park were the 4 teams from the Railroaders Little League in Brunswick in 1955. (Photograph by Walker R. Smith

The Railroader Little League Cubs on the first opening day in June, 1954. (Photo taken from the home movies of Marvin Younkins, courtesy of the Younkins

The Railroader Little League Cubs on the first opening day in June, 1954. Manager Lee "Babo" Merriman on the right. (Photo taken from the home movies of

The caption under the photo read "The lights go on. Jim Main, in back, puts his hand on the switch to turn on the new lights at the slowpitch ballpark

P.L. Orrison, Mitch Deener, Brent Albert and Craig Crowl celebrate on their home field in Brunswick after our Little League all stars defeated East Frederick

The Railroader Little League Bears on the first opening day in June, 1954. (Photo taken from the home movies of Marvin Younkins, courtesy of the Younkins

The Railroader Little League Bears on the first opening day in June, 1954. (Photo taken from the home movies of Marvin Younkins, courtesy of the Younkins

The Railroader Little League Bears on the first opening day in June, 1954. (Photo taken from the home movies of Marvin Younkins, courtesy of the Younkins

1961 District Champions Front row from left: Gary Carter, Paul Barker, George Holder, Robert Axline, Jackie Merriman Middle row from left: Larry Green

If you're from Brunswick, there's nothing like baseball season. This is the entrance to old Scheer Stadium where the BHS track and football field is today

Little League All Stars (Photo Credit - Brunswick Little League Website) Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) The 1958 Railroaders advanced to the District

1971 Brunswick Little League District Champions (1st Row L-R) Tim Gladhill, Steve Dinterman, Rusty Brewer, Tim Jackson, Bernie Lipscomb, Rich Mullen, Mark

1967 Brunswick Minor League Tigers Bottom row: (l-r) Mike Greenfield IF, Randy Derflinger OF/3B), Tony Twigg (OF), Timmy Gladhill (P/OF), Jimmy Follin

Some more Railroader baseball in plain clothes in the 1940s at Scheer Stadium. (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at the Brunswick Community Library;

Classic "field of dreams" with the corn fields behind the outfield. Here's a bygone play at the plate at old Scheer Stadium where the BHS football field

Anna (Foreback) Dawson with son Roger Dawson. Roger is the winningest baseball manager ever at BHS. Photo courtesy of Lesley Lucas Quesada)

13 Corky Smith at the plate for the Lions. See the Biser farm, now Galyn Manor, down the 1st base line. (Photography by Walker R. Smith of Doubs)

A regular season Railroaders Little League game in 1955. The original LL diamond appears to have been where the parking lot of the current BHS is today

A Cubs runner getting thrown out at 1st at the original Little League diamond in the 1950s. See the gentle tint of Blue Ridge mountains in the background

1991 Brunswick PVYA Girl's Fast-Pitch Softball Coaches 13-14 Year Old Division ( undefeated season) Pictured (left to right)--Rhonda Rooney, Ray Jones

1978 District Champs Front row from left: Greg Snoots, Jeff Payne, Mike Dixon, Johnny Frye, Rickey Pearl, Charlie George, and Rickey Tarleton Back row

A ballgame at Scheer Stadium where the football field and track at BHS are now. If you look closely beyond the outfield you can see the old Biser farmland

A railroaders pick up game inthe 1940s. Note the slope of the hill in left center field, which is where the BHS football stands are today. (From the Myer

(Exhibit courtesy of the Brunswick Railroad Museum) Jeff Taulton: We actually had "Pink" ones in 1977! Pink with Red pinstripes.

Brunswick American Legion Team (circa 1933) Those identified by the Railroad Museum are: Front row (l-r) ? Ambrose, Yank Dixon, Gordiie Bingham, Ang Norris