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Grand Forks Chiefs

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History
Ballparks
Notable alumni
Year-by-year record
References

{{Infobox Minor League Baseball
| name = Grand Forks Chiefs
| firstseason = 1934
| lastseason = 1964
| allyears = 1934–1935, 1938–1942, 1946–1964
| city = Grand Forks, North Dakota
| logo =
| caplogo =
| past class level = {{plainlist|

Class A (1963–1964)
Class C (1941–1942, 1946–1962)
Class D (1934–1940)

}}
| league = Northern League
| conference =
| division =
| past league =
| pastmajorleague = {{plainlist|

Los Angeles Dodgers (1964)
Cleveland Indians (1963)
Pittsburgh Pirates (1956–1962)
Philadelphia Phillies (1951–1952)
New York Yankees (1948–1950)
Brooklyn Dodgers (1946)
Chicago White Sox (1939–1942)

}}
|nickname =
|pastnames = *Grand Forks Forkers (1903-1906)
|ballpark =
|pastparks =Municipal Ballpark
| leaguechamps = 3 (1940, 1948, 1951)
| conferencechamps =
| divisionchamps =
}}

The Grand Forks Chiefs were a minor league baseball team from Grand Forks, North Dakota. They played in the Northern League from 1934 to 1964, with a couple breaks in between.

History

The Chiefs began play in 19434, after Grand Forks had hosted two previous teams in the Northern League. The Chiefs were a minor league affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers (1964), Cleveland Indians (1963, Pittsburgh Pirates (1956–1962), Philadelphia Phillies (1951–1952), New York Yankees (1948–1950), Brooklyn Dodgers (1946) and Chicago White Sox (1939–1942).^[1]^[2]

Previously, the Grand Forks Forkers (1903-1906) and the Grand Forks Flickertails (1912-1914) had played in the Northern League.^[3]

Ballparks

The Chiefs played at Grand Forks Municipal Ballpark, located at 1124 Demers Avenue. Today the site is the Central Fire Station.^[4]^[5]

Notable alumni

Baseball Hall of Fame Alumni

Willie Stargell (1960) Inducted, 1988

Notable alumni

Bob Clear (1960-1961)
Dave Garcia (1941)
Dale Hackbart (1960) Became NFL football player.
Ramon Hernandez (1959-1960)
Johnny Hopp (1955) MLB All-Star
Dick Jamieson (1958) Became NFL player
Rex Johnston (1960) Played in NFL
Bob Lee MLB All-Star
Morrie Martin (1941)
Jose Martinez (1961)
Gene Michael (1959-1960)
Johnny Mostil (1938-1939) 2× AL stolen base leader (1925, 1926)
Glen Selbo (1947) Became NBA basketball player
Dave Wickersham (1956)

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	Papa 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 / Rae 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

References

1. ^SABR
2. ^https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/team.cgi?city=Grand Forks&state=ND&country=US
3. ^https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/team.cgi?city=Grand Forks&state=ND&country=US
4. ^http://www.grandforksgov.com/government/fire/history
5. ^http://www.digitalballparks.com/Northern/GrandForks.html

[https://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/team.cgi?city=Grand%20Forks&state=ND&country=US&empty=0 Baseball Reference]

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