played to close out the season. Two days later, Allentown's playoff bid ended in a 5-4, 11-inning defeat at Springfield in the first game of a Labor Day doubleheader. The holiday crowd of 1,297 at Hess Stadium witnessed the last professional baseball game in Allentown for 37 years. Legacy After the 1960 season, the team was relocated due to a lack of attendance (average of 650 fans per game in 1960), the team moved to Johnstown, Pennsylvania on December 5, 1960, for the 1961 season played as the Johnstown Red Sox at Point Stadium. Over subsequent seasons, the club has remained in the Eastern League under different names in various cities: 1962 York White Roses, York, Pennsylvania (Class A) 1963–1964 Reading Red Sox, Reading, Pennsylvania (Double-A hereafter) 1965–1969 Pittsfield Red Sox, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 1970–1972 Pawtucket Red Sox, Pawtucket, Rhode Island 1973–1982 Bristol Red Sox, Bristol, Connecticut 1983–1994 New Britain Red Sox, New Britain, Connecticut 1995–2015 Hardware City/New Britain Rock Cats, New Britain, Connecticut (affiliated with Minnesota Twins, then Colorado Rockies) 2016– Hartford Yard Goats, Hartford, Connecticut (Colorado Rockies) The Red Sox parted company with the franchise in 1995, signing a player development contract with the Trenton Thunder. Since 2003, the Portland Sea Dogs have been Boston's affiliate in the Eastern League. Seasons 1958 Season Won: 51 Lost: 83 Pct: .381 4th Place Eastern Division, 24 GB Manager: Eddie Popowski 1958 Complete Team Statistics 1959 Season Won: 82 Lost: 59 Pct: .582 2nd Place, 3 GB Manager: Sheriff Robinson Attendance: 84,000 1959 Complete Team Statistics 1960 Season Won: 67 Lost: 72 Pct: .482 5th Place, 9 GB Manager: Sheriff Robinson Attendance: 51,654 1960 Complete Team Statistics Major league players Joe Albanese, 1958 Washington Senators, AL, 1958 Al Cihocki, 1958 Cleveland Indians, AL, 1945 Galen Cisco, 1959 Boston Red Sox, AL, 1961, 1967 New York Mets, NL, 1963-1964 Kansas City Royals, AL, 1969 Marlan Coughtry, 1959, 1960 Boston Red Sox, AL, 1960 Los Angeles Angels, AL, 1962 Kansas City Athletics, AL, 1962 Cleveland Indians, AL, 1962 Arnold Earley, 1959 Boston Red Sox, AL, 1960-1965 Chicago Cubs, NL, 1966 Houston Astros, NL, 1967 Don Gile, 1958, 1959 Boston Red Sox, AL, 1959-1962 Guido Grilli, 1960 Boston Red Sox, AL, 1966 Kansas City Athletics, AL, 1966 Bob Heffner, 1959, 1960 Boston Red Sox, AL, 1963-1965 Cleveland Indians, AL, 1966 Jim Kirby, 1958 Chicago Cubs, NL, 1940 Hal Kolstad, 1959 Boston Red Sox, AL, 1962-1963