Smithfield (baseball)

In 1921, the Smithfield team played as a charter member of the Class D level Northern Utah League.

Smithfield became a charter member when the Northern Utah League first began play in the 1921 season.

The six–team league overall standings in database references consisted of Brigham City (7–9), the Lewiston Broncs (4–11), Logan Collegians (8–9), Ogden (11–5), Smithfield (6–10) and Tremonton (12–4).

Reportedly, Tremonton won the second half, beating Ogden in a three–game playoff series after the two clubs finished the season tied for first place with 15–5 records.

In a five–game series for the league title, the Brigham City Peaches reportedly defeated the Tremonton "Bears" 3 games to 2.

[10][9] On June 11, 1921, Smithfield turned a triple play in a game against the Logan Collegians.

Hansen received multiple awards from his community for his service to the Blue Sox's and was inducted into the U.S. Open Baseball Hall of Fame.

A memorial to Nyals Bodine, Steven Smith, and Dale Anderson can also be found on the East side of the park near the Blue Sox dugout.