Mesa Jewels

[1][2] On July 24, 1929, Mesa had a 20–38 record under managers Bill Whittaker, Ernie Lloyd and Lee Dempsey when the franchise folded.

The Miami Miners (50–40), Globe Bears (48–42), Tucson Cowboys (43–47) and Phoenix Senators (40–49) finished ahead of the folded Mesa franchise.

[7] On June 22, 1947, the Juarez Indios, faced with stadium issues at their home ballpark, folded from the six–team Class C level Arizona-Texas League with a 41–20 record.

The Tucson Cowboys (80–52), Bisbee Yanks (74–59), Globe-Miami Browns (53–77) and El Paso Texans (44–86) completed the final Arizona-Texas League standings.

[10][11][12][4] With their stadium issues resolved, Juarez rejoined the Arizona-Texas League in 1948, replacing the Mesa location.

Besides minor league baseball, the ballpark also hosted spring training games for the Chicago Cubs and Oakland Athletics.