On opening day 1911, all Fremont businesses were closed and students released from school to participate in a parade to the ballpark and attend the game. This parade had become an opening day tradition. Fremont held a "pennant day" in 1911, unveiling an 18–foot banner for the 1910 championship. In the 1911 season, Fremont ended the season with a 69–43 regular season record under Manager L.D. Bennett, placing 2nd, finishing 2.0 games behind the 1st place Superior Brickmakers. Fremont had contentious games with Superior, leading to Superior appealing to the president of the league to reverse some losses. The Superior appeal was denied.
