Rock Island Islanders

Location: Rock Island, IL
League: Western Association 1899; Three-I League 1901-1911; Central Association 1914; Three-I League 1916-1917, 1920-1921; Mississippi Valley League 1922-1933; Western League 1934-1935, 1937
Affiliation: St. Louis Browns 1932; Cincinnati Reds 1933
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[edit] Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1899	28-8	1st	Harry Sage	League disbanded June 16

1901	45-66	7th	Henry Tate / Harry Sage / Dom Mullaney	none
1902	58-61	4th	Frank Donnelly	none
1903	64-54	4th	Frank Donnelly	none
1904	57-65	6th	Ross Thornton / Kahley Miller / Hugh Nicol	none
1905	68-55	2nd	J.B. McConnell	none
1906	58-66	5th	Jack McConnell	none
1907	86-46	1st	Jack Tighe (minors)	none League Champs
1908	59-76	7th	Louis Cook / Jack Tighe (minors)	none
1909	90-48	1st	Jack Tighe (minors)	none League Champs
1910	81-56	2nd	Jack Tighe (minors)	none
1911	58-79	8th	William Carney / John Gondling	none

1914	6-1	--	Ned Egan	Ottumwa moved to Rock Island July 17 The NA ruled Rock Island as Three-I League territory Rock Island moved to Galesburg July 24

1916	57-76	6th	Pete Lister / Harry Bay	none
1917	36-26	4th	Jack Tighe (minors)	Season shortened to July 8

1920	57-81	8th	Jack Tighe (minors) / Norman Glockson	none
1921	57-78	8th	George McQuillan	none
1922	66-63	3rd	Jimmy Conzelman	none
1923	53-73	5th	Tommy Thompson	none
1924	64-57	3rd	Preston Gray	none
1925	65-60	3rd	Preston Gray	none
1926	65-55	5th	Preston Gray	none
1927	40-75	7th	Joe Kernan	none
1928	67-59	3rd	Lester "Pat" Patterson	none
1929	44-82	8th	Walt Genin / Buck Wheat	none
1930	70-56	2nd	Clarence Roper	none
1931	61-65	5th	Clarence Roper	none
1932	70-56	2nd	George Young / Riley Parker	League Champs
1933	64-53	2nd	Riley Parker	Lost League Finals
1934	58-65	6th	Riley Parker / Cliff Knox
1935	19-46	--	Tommy Taylor (minors) / Karl Swanson	Team disbanded July 17

1937	20-46	--	Bill Burwell	Team disbanded July 7