Central Baseball League
The following teams were, at one time, either a member of the Central Baseball League or the Texas-Louisiana League.
- Abilene Prairie Dogs
- Alexandria Aces
- Amarillo Dillas
- Beaumont Bullfrogs (also Bayou Bullfrogs, Lafayette Bullfrogs)
- Coastal Bend Aviators
- Corpus Christi Barracudas
- Edinburg Roadrunners
- El Paso Diablos
- Fort Worth Cats
- Greenville Bluesmen
- Jackson Senators (also Jackson DiamondKats)
- Kansas Kingfishers (also Arkansas City/Ponca City Duet)
- Lafayette Bullfrogs (also Beaumont Bullfrogs and Bayou Bullfrogs)
- Laredo Apaches
- Lubbock Crickets
- Mobile BaySharks
- Pensacola Pelicans
- Pueblo Bighorns
- Rio Grande Valley WhiteWings
- San Antonio Tejanos (also Victoria Tejano)
- San Angelo Colts
- Shreveport Sports
- Springfield/Ozark Mountain Ducks
- Tyler Wildcatters
- West Texas Big Fish (also the Big Lake, Texas Baseball Club)
Read more about Central Baseball League: Texas-Louisiana League Champions, Central Baseball League Champions
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