Clarence was inducted into the Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame in 1967. Clarence began playing in a cow pasture in Moe Township in 1920. He was an instrumental force in the Resorter's League from its inception after World War II until his retirement in the late 1960's. The Brandon baseball field was dedicated in his honor and became known as the Clarence Anderson Field.
Back L-R: Oscar Pladson, Leslie, Alden, George Roscoe, Bill Williams, Albert Holmgren Front: Marion Blaha, Russel Anderson, Robert Haried. With the exception of Robert Haried, all were coaches in Brandon, Evansville and Alexandria. This team was sponsored by the Brandon Firemen's Relief Association.