Jimmy Brown

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James Roberson Brown

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[edit] Biographical Information

Jimmy Brown entered the Army in June 1943 and was discharged in October 1945.

After his playing career ended, Brown was a Boston Braves coach from 1949 to 1951.

[edit] Notable Achievements

[edit] Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year Team League Record Finish Organization Playoffs
1947 Indianapolis Indians American Association 74-79 6th Pittsburgh Pirates
1948 New Orleans Pelicans Southern Association 70-83 5th Pittsburgh Pirates
1952 Lynchburg Cardinals Piedmont League -- St. Louis Cardinals replaced by Harold Olt
Winston-Salem Cardinals Carolina League 3rd St. Louis Cardinals Lost in 1st round replaced Harold Olt
1953 Winston-Salem Cardinals Carolina League 69-70 6th St. Louis Cardinals
1954 Hamilton Cardinals PONY League 61-65 5th (t) St. Louis Cardinals
1955 High Point-Thomasville Hi-Toms Carolina League 80-58 1st Cincinnati Reds Lost League Finals
1956 Savannah Redlegs South Atlantic League 60-80 7th Cincinnati Reds
1957 Savannah Redlegs South Atlantic League 81-72 3rd Cincinnati Reds Lost in 1st round
1958 Albuquerque Dukes Western League 71-75 5th Cincinnati Reds
1959 Midland Braves Sophomore League 56-70 5th Milwaukee Braves Lost in 1st round
1960 Cedar Rapids Braves Three-I League 71-69 4th Milwaukee Braves none
1961 Cedar Rapids Braves Three-I League 73-57 2nd Milwaukee Braves none
1962 Austin Senators Texas League 69-71 4th Milwaukee Braves Lost League Finals
1963 Austin Senators Texas League 75-65 2nd Milwaukee Braves Lost in 1st round
1964 Greenville Braves Western Carolinas League 4th Milwaukee Braves replaced Bill Steinecke

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