| 1930(split
season) |
Team
(affiliation-if
applicable) |
W.
|
L.
|
Pct.
|
Manager |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| First
season |
Danville
(STL-N) |
40
|
24
|
.625 |
Frank
Murphy |
|
Decatur |
36
|
31
|
.537 |
Frank
Desseau |
|
Quincy |
36
|
32
|
.529 |
Ray
Schmidt |
|
Bloomington |
33
|
33
|
.500 |
Pat
Harkins |
|
Evansville
(DET) |
33
|
33
|
.500 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Terre
Haute (CLE) |
29
|
33
|
.468 |
Earl
Wolgamot |
|
Springfield |
30
|
36
|
.455 |
Dan
Clark |
|
Peoria
(CIN) |
27
|
42
|
.391 |
L.
H. Patterson |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Second
season |
Evansville
(DET) |
46
|
22
|
.676 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Quincy |
42
|
26
|
.618 |
Ray
Schmidt |
|
Decatur |
41
|
28
|
.594 |
Frank
Desseau |
|
Springfield |
32
|
34
|
.485 |
Dan
Clark |
|
Peoria
(CIN) |
30
|
35
|
.462 |
L.
H. Patterson |
|
Danville
(STL-N) |
31
|
37
|
.456 |
Frank
Murphy |
|
Terre
Haute (CLE) |
24
|
43
|
.358 |
Earl
Wolgamot |
|
Bloomington |
24
|
45
|
.348 |
Pat
Harkins |
| Danville
defeated Evansville 4 games to 2 in the post season series. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1931(split
season) |
Team
(affiliation-if
applicable) |
W.
|
L.
|
Pct.
|
Manager |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| First
season |
Springfield |
32
|
16
|
.667 |
William
Wambsganss |
|
Bloomington |
27
|
22
|
.551 |
Joseph
Dunn |
|
Quincy |
24
|
24
|
.500 |
Walter
Holke |
|
Terre
Haute |
26
|
27
|
.491 |
Earl
Wolgamot |
|
Decatur |
24
|
28
|
.462 |
Frank
Desseau |
|
Evansville |
25
|
30
|
.455 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Peoria |
22
|
27
|
.449 |
Charles
Fraser |
|
Danville |
21
|
27
|
.438 |
Frank
Murphy |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Second
season |
Quincy |
43
|
25
|
.632 |
Walter
Holke |
|
Evansville |
42
|
28
|
.600 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Decatur |
40
|
29
|
.580 |
Frank
Desseau |
|
Springfield |
40
|
29
|
.580 |
William
Wambsganss |
|
Bloomington |
31
|
39
|
.443 |
Joseph
Dunn |
|
Peoria |
29
|
41
|
.414 |
Charles
Fraser |
|
Terre
Haute |
29
|
41
|
.414 |
Earl
Wolgamot |
|
Danville |
23
|
45
|
.338 |
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| Quincy
defeated Springfield 4 games to 2 in post season action. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1932(split
season) |
Team
(affiliation-if applicable) |
W.
|
L.
|
Pct.
|
Manager |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| First
season |
Terre
Haute |
34
|
24
|
.586 |
Walter
Holke |
|
Quincy
(CLE) |
33
|
24
|
.579 |
Sylvester
Simon |
|
Peoria |
29
|
27
|
.518 |
Riley
Parker |
|
Springfield |
29
|
30
|
.492 |
Frank
Desseau |
|
Danville |
27
|
30
|
.474 |
Elmer
Yoter |
|
Decatur |
20
|
37
|
.351 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Second
season |
Peoria |
11
|
1
|
.917 |
Riley
Parker |
|
Terre
Haute |
8
|
3
|
.727 |
Walter
Holke |
|
Quincy |
6
|
7
|
.417 |
Sylvester
Simon |
|
Decatur |
4
|
6
|
.400 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Springfield |
3
|
9
|
.250 |
Frank
Desseau |
|
Danville-Springfield |
2
|
7
|
.222 |
Elmer
Yoter |
| Decatur
and Springfield dropped out in July; Danville moved to Springfield. League
suspended play in mid-July due to Great Depression. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1933-1934 |
League
did not operate due to Great Depression. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1935(split
season) |
Team
(affiliation-if
applicable) |
W.
|
L.
|
Pct.
|
Manager |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| First
season |
Springfield
(DET) |
36
|
17
|
.679 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Bloomington
(STL-N) |
32
|
19
|
.627 |
Burleigh
Grimes |
|
Decatur
(Minneapolis-AAA) |
31
|
19
|
.620 |
John
Butler |
|
Terre
Haute (Indianapolis-AAA) |
24
|
27
|
.471 |
William
Burwell |
|
Ft.
Wayne |
21
|
33
|
.389 |
Albert
Betzel |
|
Peoria
(CHI-N) |
12
|
41
|
.226 |
Jack
Sheehan |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Second
season |
Bloomington
(STL-N) |
43
|
25
|
.632 |
Burleigh
Grimes |
|
Springfield
(DET) |
38
|
28
|
.576 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Terre
Haute (Indianapolis-AAA) |
33
|
34
|
.493 |
William
Burwell |
|
Ft.
Wayne |
31
|
38
|
.449 |
Albert
Betzel |
|
Decatur
(Minneapolis-AAA) |
28
|
37
|
.431 |
John
Butler |
|
Peoria
(CHI-N) |
26
|
37
|
.413 |
Jack
Sheehan |
| Bloomington
declared champion after Springfield refused to replay sixth game of the
league?s post season playoff. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1936 |
League
did not operate due to Great Depression. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1937
(split season) |
Team
(affiliation-if
applicable) |
W.
|
L.
|
Pct.
|
Manager |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| First
season |
Clinton
(BRK) |
31
|
22
|
.585 |
Clyde
Sukeferth |
|
Moline
(CHI-N) |
33
|
25
|
.569 |
Mike
Gazella |
|
Peoria
(CIN) |
19
|
35
|
.405 |
Ben
Tincup |
|
Bloomington |
21
|
38
|
.356 |
Joseph
Sims |
|
Decatur
(STL-N) |
19
|
38
|
.453 |
George
Payne |
|
Terre
Haute (STL-A) |
15
|
38
|
.283 |
Walter
Holke |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Second
season |
Moline
(CHI-N) |
41
|
16
|
.719 |
Mike
Gazella |
|
Clinton
(BRK) |
31
|
22
|
.585 |
Clyde
Sukeferth |
|
Decatur
(STL-N) |
34
|
26
|
.567 |
George
Payne |
|
Peoria
(CIN) |
27
|
30
|
.474 |
Ben
Tincup |
| Terre
Haute and Bloomington disbanded in early July. Moline defeated Clinton
4 games to 2 in the league?s post season championship. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1938 |
Team
(affiliation-if
applicable) |
W.
|
L.
|
Pct.
|
Manager |
|
Evansville
(BOS-N) |
77
|
47
|
.621 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Decatur
(STL-N) |
68
|
59
|
.540 |
Tony
Kaufmann |
|
Moline
(CHI-N) |
67
|
59
|
.532 |
Mike
Gazella |
|
Springfield
(STL-A) |
63
|
60
|
.512 |
Walter
Holke |
|
Waterloo
(CIN) |
59
|
65
|
.476 |
Leonard
Backer |
|
Cedar
Rapids (CLE) |
56
|
63
|
.471 |
Clarence
Crossley |
|
Bloomington
(Milwaukee-AAA) |
56
|
65
|
.463 |
Robert
O?Farrell |
|
Clinton
(BRK) |
46
|
75
|
.380 |
Ollie
Marquardt |
| Post
season playoffs: Moline defeated Evansville 3 to 1; Decatur defeated Springfield
3 to 2; Decatur defeated Moline 4 games to 1. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1939 |
Team
(affiliation-if
applicable) |
W.
|
L.
|
Pct.
|
Manager |
|
Cedar
Rapids (CLE) |
73
|
46
|
.613 |
Ollie
Marquardt |
|
Evansville
(BOS-N) |
73
|
48
|
.603 |
Bob
Coleman |
|
Decatur
(STL-N) |
68
|
51
|
.571 |
Tony
Kaufmann |
|
Springfield
(STL-A) |
65
|
55
|
.542 |
Walter
Holke |
|
Clinton
(Jersey
City-AAA) |
63
|
58
|
.521 |
John
?Blondy? Ryan |
|
Bloomington
(Milwaukee-AAA) |
49
|
73
|
.402 |
Mervin
?Bud? Connolly |
|
Moline
(CHI-N) |
49
|
73
|
.402 |
Mike
Gazella |
|
Waterloo
(CIN) |
42
|
78
|
.350 |
Clarence
Crossley |
| Post
season playoffs: Decatur defeated Cedar Rapids 3 to 1; Springfield defeated
Evansville 3 to 1; Springfield defeated Decatur 3 games to 2. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
