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the York Beach club existed for only a single season before folding
one of the more productive arrangements in the Texas League during that period
The nickname came from a public naming contest run by general manager E
and just as often the name given to the family dog
The team went out with the league's longest-tenured address and one of its quirkiest ballparks
Sacramento Sacts T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Coffee Mugs the York Beach club existedThe Sacramento Sacts played in the Pacific Coast League from 1909 through 1913, carrying one of the oddest names in West Coast baseball history: Sacts was simply a headline writer's abbreviation of Sacramento, the kind of space saving newspaper shorthand that hardened into an official identity. The name shared the stage with Senators and, eventually, Solons, but for these five seasons the scorecards said Sacts. The franchise behind the name was the
