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- Cities represented
- Teams & Statistics 1926 1927 1928
- Sources
TheUtah–Idaho League was a six-team minor league baseball organization founded in 1926 as a class C league. The Pacific Coast League used the Utah-Idaho for player development, but travel costs in the mountainous territory plagued the league and it shut down after the 1928 season. Cities represented- Boise, Idaho: Boise Senators 1928
- Idaho Falls, Idaho: Idaho Falls Spuds 1926–1928
- Logan, Utah: Logan Collegians 1926–1927
- Ogden, Utah: Ogden Gunners 1926–1928
- Pocatello, Idaho: Pocatello Bannocks 1926–1928
- Salt Lake City: Salt Lake City Bees 1926–1928
- Twin Falls, Idaho: Twin Falls Bruins 1926–1929
Teams & Statistics1926Utah–Idaho League
President: Fred M. Nye Team | W | L | Pct. | GB | Manager | Idaho Falls Spuds | 75 | 39 | .658 | 0 | Bill Leard / Danny Collins | Twin Falls Bruins | 63 | 50 | .558 | 11.5 | Carl Zamlock | Pocatello Bannocks | 58 | 53 | .523 | 15.5 | Al Bonner / Bert McIvor / Doug Taitt | Logan Collegians | 48 | 65 | .425 | 26.5 | Harry Wolter / Nick Williams / Nate Shandling | Salt Lake City Bees | 52 | 70 | .426 | 27 | Bud Orr / Bert Whaling / Chet Chadbourne | Ogden Gunners | 46 | 65 | .414 | 27.5 | Ray Bates / Dad Gimlin / Guy Cooper | No Playoff Scheduled.Player StatisticsPlayer | Team | Stat | Tot | Player | Team | Stat | Tot | Charles King | Logan | BA | .402 | Robert Hurst | Idaho Falls | W | 22 | Roy Johnson | Idaho Falls | Runs | 133 | Bruce Cunningham | Pocatello | SO | 140 | Eddie Rose | Idaho Falls | Hits | 177 | Guy Morrison | Idaho Falls | ERA | 2.83 | Larman Cox | Ogden | HR | 20 | 1927Utah–Idaho League
President: Fred M. Nye Team | W | L | Pct. | GB | Manager | Ogden Gunners | 58 | 45 | .563 | 0 | Art Murphy / Del Baker | Salt Lake City Bees | 59 | 50 | .541 | 2 | Harry O'Neill | Idaho Falls Spuds | 52 | 47 | .525 | 4 | Dan O'Leary | Logan Collegians | 49 | 51 | .490 | 7.5 | Harry Wolter | Pocatello Bannocks | 48 | 50 | .490 | 7.5 | Ivy Olson | Twin Falls Bruins | 40 | 63 | .388 | 18 | Curly Gardiner / Bill Leard | Playoff: Idaho Falls 4 games, Pocatello 3.Player StatisticsPlayer | Team | Stat | Tot | Player | Team | Stat | Tot | Wally Berger | Pocatello | BA | .385 | George Hollerson | Salt Lake City | W | 18 | John Schinski | Logan | Runs | 93 | Dave Salazar | Pocatello | SO | 129 | R. Dennis Gearron | Logan | Runs | 93 | George Hollerson | Salt Lake City | ERA | 2.52 | Ira Caffey | Salt Lake City | Hits | 152 | Wally Berger | Pocatello | HR | 24 | 1928Utah–Idaho League
President: Fred M. Nye Team | W | L | Pct. | GB | Manager | Salt Lake City Bees | 68 | 49 | .581 | 0 | Bobby Coltrin | Boise Senators | 60 | 55 | .522 | 7 | Harry O'Neill | Pocatello Bannocks | 57 | 58 | .496 | 10 | Jack Roche | Ogden Gunners | 57 | 59 | .491 | 10.5 | Del Baker | # Twin Falls Bruins | 29 | 29 | .500 | NA | Bill Leard | # Idaho Falls Spuds | 17 | 38 | .309 | NA | Pete Maloney | # Twin Falls & Idaho Falls disbanded July 5, at the end of the first half.
Playoff: Salt Lake City 4 games, Boise 1.
Player statisticsPlayer | Team | Stat | Tot | Player | Team | Stat | Tot | Ed Coleman | Boise/Twin | BA | .385 | Val Glynn | Salt Lake City | W | 16 | Arthur Parker | Pocatello | Runs | 111 | Curt Davis | Salt Lake City | W | 16 | Ed Coleman | Boise/Twin | Hits | 167 | George Hollerson | Boise | W | 16 | Ed Coleman | Boise/Twin | HR | 26 | Lefty Gomez | Salt Lake City | SO | 172 | George Hollerson | Boise | ERA | 3.34 | SourcesThe Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, Second Edition. {{DEFAULTSORT:Utah-Idaho League}} 3 : Defunct minor baseball leagues in the United States|Baseball in Utah|Baseball in Idaho |