Grand Forks Chiefs

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Location: Grand Forks, North Dakota
League: Northern League 1934-1935, 1938-1942, 1946-1963
Affiliation: Chicago White Sox 1939-1942; Brooklyn Dodgers 1946; New York Yankees 1948-1950; Philadelphia Phillies 1951-1952; Pittsburgh Pirates 1956-1962; Cleveland Indians 1963, Los Angeles Dodgers 1964
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[edit] Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1934	59-60	6th	Johnny Anderson
1935	46-66	6th	Johnny Anderson

1938	49-66	6th	Johnny Mostil
1939	49-68	7th	Johnny Mostil
1940	79-44	1st	Pop Williams	League Champs
1941	64-48	2nd	Larry Bettencourt	Lost in 1st round
1942	31-84	8th	Bruno Haas

1946	50-56	6th	Glenn Chapman / Ray Blaemire
1947	28-92	8t	Claude Jonnard
1948	80-39	1st	Gordon Hinkle	League Champs
1949	55-70	8th	Ed Kearse / Joe McDermott / Wally Berger
1950	52-73	6th	Jack Farmer / Cedric Durst
1951	64-62	4th	Eddie Murphy	League Champs
1952	38-86	8th	Eddie Murphy
1953	55-70	6th	Carl Hosler / Frank Calo
1954	43-91	8th	Virl Minnis / Frank Calo / Frank Major
1955	39-85	8th	Johnny Hopp / Joe McDermott / Ray Fletcher
1956	59-65	7th	Al Kubski
1957	52-72	8th	Al Kubski / Jack Paepke
1958	51-68	7th	James Adlam
1959	57-68	6th	James Adlam
1960	61-62	5th	Bob Clear
1961	60-66	4th	Bob Clear	Lost in 1st round
1962	72-52	1st	Tom Saffell	Lost in 1st round
1963	54-64	5th	Ray Dabek	1st 17-11*
1964	69-50	2nd	James Williams	15-13 (3rd)*

* Baukol Playoffs based on last 30 days of season

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