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History of Toledo Baseball (1883-2018) History of Toledo Baseball (1883-2018) Year League W L PCT. GB Place Manager Attendance Stadium 1883 N.W.L. 56 28 .667 - - 1st* William Voltz/Charles Morton League Park 1884 A.A. 46 58 .442 27.5 8th Charles Morton 55,000 League Park/Tri-State Fairgrounds (Sat. & Sun.) 18851 W.L. 9 21 .300 NA 5th Daniel O’Leary League Park/Riverside Park (Sun.) 1886-87 Western League disbanded for two years 1888 T.S.L. 46 64 .418 30.5 8th Harry Smith/Frank Mountain/Robert Woods Presque Isle Park/Speranza Park 1889 I.L. 54 51 .568 15.0 4th Charles Morton Speranza Park 1890 A.A. 68 64 .515 20.0 4th Charles Morton 70,000 Speranza Park 1891 Toledo dropped out of American Association for one year 18922 W.L. 25 24 .510 13.5 4th Edward MacGregor 1893 Western League did not operate due to World’s Fair, Chicago 1894 W.L. 67 55 .549 4.5 2nd Dennis Long Whitestocking Park/Ewing Street Park 18953 W.L. 23 28 .451 27.5 8th Dennis Long Whitestocking Park/Ewing Street Park 1896 I.S.L. 86 46 .656 - - 1st* Frank Torreyson/Charles Strobel 45,000 Ewing Street Park/Bay View Park (Sat. & Sun.) 1897 I.S.L. 83 43 .659 - - 1st* Charles Strobel Armory Park/Bay View Park (Sat. & Sun.) 1898 I.S.L. 84 68 .553 0.5 2nd Charles Strobel Armory Park/Bay View Park (Sat. & Sun.) 1899 I.S.L. 82 58 .586 5.0 3rd (T) Charles Strobel Armory Park/Bay View Park (Sat. & Sun.) 1900 I.S.L. 81 58 .583 12.0 3rd Charles Strobel Armory Park/Bay View Park (Sat. & Sun.) 1901 W.A. 78 60 .592 6.5 3rd Charles Strobel Armory Park 1902 A.A. 42 98 .330 53.5 8th Charles Strobel Armory Park 1903 A.A. 48 91 .345 42.5 8th Frank Reisling Armory Park 1904 A.A. 42 109 .272 55.0 8th Herman Long/William Clingman/John Burns Armory Park 1905J A.A. 60 91 .397 39.5 7th Mike Finn/Ed Grillo Armory Park 1906J A.A. 79 69 .534 12.0 4th Ed Grillo Armory Park 1907I A.A. 88 65 .575 1.5 2nd William Armour Armory Park 1908I A.A. 81 72 .530 11.0 4th William Armour 162,009 Armory Park 1909I A.A. 80 86 .482 12.0 6th Fred Abbott/Ralph Seybold 164,051 Armory Park/Swayne Field (July 3 - on) 1910I A.A. 91 75 .548 15.0 2nd Ducky Holmes/Harry Hinchman 165,935 Swayne Field 1911I A.A. 78 86 .476 20.5 6th Harry Hinchman 120,658 Swayne Field 1912I A.A. 98 66 .598 6.5 2nd Topsy Hartsel 158,338 Swayne Field 1913I A.A. 69 98 .413 31.0 6th (T) Topsy Hartsel/Herman Bronkie 104,342 Swayne Field Mud Hens were transferred to Cleveland after 1913 season and remained there through 1915 1914 S.M.L. 43 35 .551 9.0 3rd Topsy Hartsel Swayne Field 1915 S.M.L 9 58 .134 41.5 10th Topsy Hartsel Swayne Field 1916H A.A. 78 86 .476 21.5 6th Roger Bresnahan 124,363 Swayne Field 1917H A.A. 57 95 .375 32.5 8th Roger Bresnahan 98,921 Swayne Field 1918H4 A.A. 23 54 .299 22.0 8th Roger Bresnahan Swayne Field 1919H A.A. 59 91 .393 33.0 7th Rollie Zeider/Roger Bresnahan 89,712 Swayne Field 1920H A.A. 87 79 .524 29.0 3rd Roger Bresnahan 241,718 Swayne Field 1921H A.A. 80 88 .476 18.0 7th William Clymer/Frederick Luderus 198,148 Swayne Field 1922H A.A. 65 101 .392 41.5 7th Frederick Luderus/George Whitted 155,631 Swayne Field 1923H A.A. 54 114 .321 59.0 8th George Whitted / Bill Terry 98,694 Swayne Field 1924H A.A. 82 83 .497 13.5 5th James Burke 205,658 Swayne Field 1925H A.A. 77 90 .461 29.0 6th James Burke 149,299 Swayne Field 1926H A.A. 87 77 .530 16.5 4th Casey Stengel 230,610 Swayne Field 1927H A.A. 101 67 .601 - - 1st** Casey Stengel 316,328 Swayne Field 1928H A.A. 79 88 .473 20.0 6th Casey Stengel 182,814 Swayne Field 1929H A.A. 67 100 .402 44.0 8th Casey Stengel 106,021 Swayne Field 1930H A.A. 88 66 .571 5.5 3rd Casey Stengel 179,433 Swayne Field 1931H A.A. 68 100 .405 36.5 8th Casey Stengel 80,067 Swayne Field 1932F A.A. 87 80 .521 12.5 4th Bibb Falk 94,210 Swayne Field F 1933 A.A. 70 83 .458 31.5 5th (T) Steve O’Neill 88,890 Swayne Field 2019 Season 45 History of Toledo Baseball (1883-2018) Year League W L PCT. GB Place Manager Attendance Stadium 1934F A.A. 68 84 .447 16.5 6th Steve O’Neill 61,866 Swayne Field 1935B A.A. 64 86 .427 25.0 7th Fred Haney 53,088 Swayne Field 1936B A.A. 59 92 .391 29.5 8th Fred Haney 67,393 Swayne Field 1937B A.A. 89 65 .578 1.0 2nd Fred Haney 259,267 Swayne Field 1938B A.A. 79 74 .516 12.0 5th Fred Haney 183,192 Swayne Field 1939B A.A. 47 107 .305 60.0 8th Myles Thomas 85,771 Swayne Field 1940A A.A. 59 90 .396 34.5 7th Zack Taylor 86,067 Swayne Field 1941A A.A. 82 72 .532 13.5 5th Zack Taylor/Fred Haney 114,823 Swayne Field 1942A A.A. 78 73 .517 5.0 4th Fred Haney 110,164 Swayne Field 1943A A.A. 76 76 .500 14.5 4th Jack Fournier 102,621 Swayne Field 1944A A.A. 95 58 .621 7.0 2nd Ollie Marquardt 198,870 Swayne Field 1945A A.A. 69 84 .451 23.5 6th Ollie Marquardt 146,638 Swayne Field 1946A A.A. 69 84 .451 23.0 6th Don Gutteridge/George Detore 234,062 Swayne Field 1947A A.A. 61 92 .399 32.0 8th Frank Snyder 169,525 Swayne Field 1948A A.A. 61 91 .401 38.0 7th George Detore 114,310 Swayne Field 1949B A.A. 64 90 .416 29.5 8th Eddie Mayo 103,712 Swayne Field 1950B A.A. 65 87 .428 24.0 7th Eddie Mayo 88,393 Swayne Field 1951B A.A. 70 82 .481 24.5 6th Jack Tighe 99,932 Swayne Field 19525 A.A. 46 107 .301 54.5 8th Rollie Helmsley 41,497 Swayne Field 1953C A.A. 90 64 .584 - - 1st* Tommy Holmes/George Selkirk 343,614 Swayne Field 1954C A.A. 74 80 .481 22.0 6th George Selkirk 156,989 Swayne Field 1955C A.A. 81 73 .526 11.0 5th George Selkirk 182,985 Swayne Field 1956 - 64 Club Moved to Wichita, Kansas 1965D I.L. 68 78 .466 17.0 7th Frank Verdi 92,984 Lucas County Stadium 1966D I.L. 71 75 .486 11.5 6th Loren Babe 124,048 Lucas County Stadium 1967B I.L. 73 66 .525 7.0 3rd# Jack Tighe 94,308 Lucas County Stadium 1968B I.L. 83 64 .565 - - 1st* Jack Tighe 113,098 Lucas County Stadium 1969B I.L. 68 72 .486 10.5 6th Jack Tighe 100,493 Lucas County Stadium 1970B I.L. 51 89 .364 33.0 8th Frank Carswell 86,428 Lucas County Stadium 1971B I.L. 60 80 .429 26.0 7th Mike Roarke 88,438 Lucas County Stadium 1972B I.L. 75 69 .521 6.0 5th John Lipon 100,171 Lucas County Stadium 1973B I.L. 65 81 .445 14.0 4th (North) John Lipon/Cot Deal 92,366 Lucas County Stadium 1974E I.L. 70 74 .486 18.0 3rd (North) Jim Bunning 93,384 Lucas County Stadium 1975E I.L. 62 78 .443 23.5 7th Jim Bunning 103,189 Lucas County Stadium 1976F I.L. 55 85 .393 34.0 8th Joe Sparks 106,106 Lucas County Stadium 1977F I.L. 56 84 .400 24.0 8th Jack Cassini 102,606 Lucas County Stadium 1978G I.L. 74 66 .529 11.0 3rd Cal Ermer 163,651 Lucas County Stadium 1979G I.L. 63 76 .453 22.0 7th Cal Ermer 148,592 Lucas County Stadium 1980G I.L. 77 63 .550 6.0 2nd Cal Ermer 210,685 Lucas County Stadium 1981G I.L. 53 87 .379 35.5 8th Cal Ermer 170,359 Lucas County Stadium 1982G I.L. 60 80 .429 22.5 7th Cal Ermer 150,184 Lucas County Stadium 1983G I.L. 68 72 .486 15.0 5th Cal Ermer 164,269 Lucas County Stadium 1984G I.L. 74 63 .540 7.0 3rd Cal Ermer 182,247 Lucas County Stadium 1985G I.L. 71 68 .511 7.5 6th Cal Ermer 167,787 Lucas County Stadium 1986G I.L. 62 77 .446 17.5 6th Charlie Manuel 145,809 Lucas County Stadium 1987B I.L. 70 70 .500 11.0 5th Leon Roberts 194,001 Lucas County Stadium 1988B I.L. 58 84 .408 19.5 4th (West) Pat Corrales 193,101 Ned Skeldon Stadium 1989B I.L. 69 76 .476 11.5 4th (West) John Wockenfuss 182,744 Ned Skeldon Stadium 1990B I.L. 58 86 .403 28.0 4th (West) John Wockenfuss/Tom Gamboa 168,018 Ned Skeldon Stadium 46 Toledo Mud Hens Baseball History of Toledo Baseball (1883-2018) Year League W L PCT.
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