1939 St. Louis Cardinals Season - Farm System

Farm System

See also: Minor league baseball
Level Team League Manager
AA Columbus Red Birds American Association Burt Shotton
AA Rochester Red Wings International League Billy Southworth
AA Sacramento Solons Pacific Coast League Benny Borgmann
A1 Houston Buffaloes Texas League Eddie Dyer
B Decatur Commodores Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League Tony Kaufmann
B Asheville Tourists Piedmont League Hal Anderson
B Columbus Red Birds Sally League Clay Hopper
B Mobile Shippers Southeastern League Marty Purtell
C Kilgore Boomers East Texas League Jimmy Dalrymple
C Portsmouth Red Birds Middle Atlantic League Joe Davis
C Pocatello Cardinals Pioneer League Tony Robello
C Springfield Cardinals Western Association George Silvey
D Johnson City Cardinals Appalachian League Ollie Vanek
D Albuquerque Cardinals Arizona-Texas League Bill DeLancey
D Monett Red Birds Arkansas-Missouri League Fred Hawn
D Martinsville Manufacturers Bi-State League Jim Poole, Al Krupski and Harry Daughtry
Level Team League Manager
D Cambridge Cardinals Eastern Shore League Fred Lucas
D New Iberia Cardinals Evangeline League Jimmie Sanders
D Daytona Beach Islanders Florida State League Tommy West
D Albany Cardinals Georgia-Florida League Johnny Keane
D Union City Greyhounds KITTY League Lee Johnson
D Williamson Red Birds Mountain State League Harrison Wickel
D Caruthersville Pilots Northeast Arkansas League Bunny Simmons
D Duluth Dukes Northern League Dutch Dorman
D Fostoria Cardinals Ohio State League Jack Farmer
D Washington Red Birds Pennsylvania State Association Bob Scheffing
D Hamilton Red Wings PONY League Don Hurst
D Gastonia Cardinals Tar Heel League Al Unser
D Worthington Cardinals Western League Joe McDermott

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