[1] The Crowley Millers, Galveston White Caps, Jacksonville Jax, Lake Charles Lakers and Port Arthur Seahawks teams joined the Angels in beginning league play on April 2, 1950.
[4] With a 75–70 overall record in 1950, playing under manager Carl Carter, the Angels finished 14.5 games behind the first place Crowley Millers in the final regular season standings.
[5][3]In the first round of the playoffs, Crowley defeated Leesville 4 games to 2, ending the Angels' season.
[5][4] Angels pitcher Vallie Eaves had a 26–10 record in 1950, throwing 297 innings for Lufkin/Leesville at age 38.
Five new teams joined the returning Galveston, Lake Charles and Port Arthur franchises.