overall, 4.0 games behind the Muskogee Mets in the eight–team league. In the 1922 Playoffs, Sapulpa defeated the Muskogee Mets 4 games to 2 to claim the 1922 Southwestern Association Championship. The 1923 season was Sapulpa's final minor league season. Playing in the 1923 Class C level Southwestern League, the Sapulpa Yankees finished 2nd overall in the Southwestern League standings. The Sapulpa Yankees ended the season with a record of 76–55 under manager Barney Cleveland, finishing 6.5 games behind the 1st place Hutchinson Wheat Shockers. After the season, the Southwestern League returned only three of the eight franchises in 1924, adding five new franchises to the 1924 league. Sapulpa, Oklahoma has not hosted another minor league team. The ballparks From 1909 to 1911, the Sapulpa Oilers played home games at Athletic Park. The ballpark was reportedly built in 1905. The Sapulpa minor league teams from 1921 to 1923 hosted home games at League Park. League Park was located at the intersection of West Taft Avenue & South Hickory Street, Sapulpa, Oklahoma. Timeline Season–by–season Notable alumni Uke Clanton (1921) Dick Crutcher (1909) Denver Grigsby (1921-1922) George McAvoy (1910) (1911,MGR) George Milstead (1923) Larry Milton (1910, MGR) Skinny O'Neal (1923) See also Sapulpa Oilers playersSapulpa Yanks players References External link Baseball Reference Defunct minor league baseball teams Sports teams in Oklahoma Baseball teams established in 1921 Baseball teams disestablished in 1922 1921 establishments in Oklahoma Defunct baseball teams in the United States Defunct baseball teams in Oklahoma Professional baseball teams in Oklahoma Creek County, Oklahoma Tulsa County, Oklahoma Defunct Southwestern League teams