History
The parent organization was Lewiston Baseball Club, Inc., formed in 1952 by Lewiston businessmen Sam Canner Sr., Jack Lee, Billy Gray, George Thiessen, and others. Gray later sold his shares to Thiessen. Prior to its arrival in Lewiston, the team was the Tacoma Tigers, owned by William Starr ofAffiliations
The Broncs were affiliated with four major league franchises: {, class=wikitable , - ! Year ! Affiliation , - , align=center, 1952 , , style="background:#DCDCDC;" align=center, Independent , - , align=center, 1953 , ,Players
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The Broncs and their parent company were dissolved in January 1975, after years of financial losses due to poor win–loss records, resulting in low attendance. Micromanagement interference from A's ownerPrevious teams
Prior to the Broncs, Lewiston's first seasons in the minor leagues were in the 1921 Northern Utah League and with teams named the Indians, in the Class B WIL in 1937,{{cite news , url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=gq9fAAAAIBAJ&pg=1296%2C1966890, newspaper=Lewiston Morning Tribune , location=Idaho , title=Lewiston to see first game under the lights tonight when Indians meet Spokane Hawks , date=April 27, 1937 , page=8{{cite news , url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=g69fAAAAIBAJ&pg=1530%2C2055697, newspaper=Lewiston Morning Tribune , location=Idaho , title=Spokane Hawks trim Lewiston , date=April 28, 1937 , page=13 and in the Class C Pioneer League in 1939.{{cite news , url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=TtZXAAAAIBAJ&pg=5209%2C1212060 , newspaper=Spokane Daily Chronicle , location=Washington , title=Lewiston ball club in first home game , date=May 5, 1939 , page=5 {{cite news , url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ippfAAAAIBAJ&pg=2002%2C2589756, newspaper=Lewiston Morning Tribune , location=Idaho , title=Join us in celebrating , agency=(advertisement) , date=May 5, 1939 , page=8{{cite news , url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ippfAAAAIBAJ&pg=1776%2C2600935 , newspaper=Lewiston Morning Tribune , location=Idaho , title=Undefeated Lewiston team will meet Boise Pilots tonight , date=May 5, 1939 , page=10{{cite news , url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=Q71eAAAAIBAJ&pg=1757%2C4341350 , newspaper=Lewiston Morning Tribune , location=Idaho , title=Mel Marlowe whitewashes Indians as Salt Lake City takes series , date=September 1, 1939 , page=8 The first night game at Bengal Field was {{Time ago, 1937, the opening game in 1937 on April 27.{{cite news , url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=VwUVAAAAIBAJ&pg=6612%2C3827641 , newspaper=Spokesman-Review , location=Spokane, Washington , title=New W.I. League opens tonight , date=April 27, 1937 , page=13References
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