The Pennsylvania–New Jersey League permanently folded after the 1908 season.
[3] York played their home opening game against Newark on May 2, 1908.
Before the game, a parade was held, led by the Spring Garden band and featuring the York and Newark teams.
[3] Trenton, New Jersey hosted two minor league teams in 1908, as the Trenton Tigers placed sixth in the Class B level Tri-State League with a 54–73 record.
[4] With the league allowing ties, the Pennsylvania–New Jersey League final standings had Chester (8–3–1) and Trenton (7–2–1) in a tie for first place, but with Trenton having a higher win percentage.