Winston-Salem Twins

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[edit] Year-by-Year Record

Year Record Finish Manager Playoffs
1905 10-14 3rd J.C. "Con" Strothers / Earle Holt League disbanded August 19 Salisbury-Spencer (24-28) moved to Winston-Salem July 17
1908 41-48 4th Robert Carter none
1909 54-52 4th Robert Carter none
1910 51-57 4th James McKivett none
1911 72-37 1st Charles Clancy none League Champs
1912 63-47 2nd Charles Clancy none
1913 66-49 1st Charles Clancy none League Champs
1914 70-47 1st Charles Clancy none League Champs
1915 53-69 5th Charles Clancy none
1916 63-48 2nd Charles Clancy none
1917 17-20 4th Charles Clancy League ceased operations May 30
1920 56-65 4th Bill Shumaker / Eddie Brennan / Jim Kelly
1921 62-58 4th Charles Clancy
1922 66-59 3rd Charles Clancy
1923 59-63 4th Bill Leard / Mike Fahey
1924 59-62 4th Bill Jackson none
1925 77-49 1st Charles Carroll Lost League Finals
1926 64-81 5th Cy Chisolm / Red Irby / Walt Christensen / Art Bourg
1927 79-64 3rd Charles McMillan
1928 82-51 1st Bunn Hearn League Champs
1929 77-63 3rd George Whiteman
1930 70-71 4th Hal Weafer / Claude Joyner /
Charles Carroll / Johnny Brock
1931 55-79 6th Bunn Hearn / Clarence "Stuffy" McCrone
1932 18-28 -- Harry Wilke Winston-Salem moved to High Point (50-38) August 20
1933 42-99 6th Jim Poole / Art Bourg none
1937 35-105 8th Alvin Crowder / Pepper Rhea /
Phil Lundeen / Walt VanGrofski
1938 46-92 8th Walt VanGrofski / Joe Prerost
1939 54-84 8th Charles Clancy
1940 45-85 8th Eddie Moore / Ray Brubaker
1941 54-82 8th Jake Atz
1942 52-81 8th Jack Tighe (6-18) / Al Unser (46-63)
1954 44-94 8th Ralph Hodgin / Herb Brett
1955 65-73 7th Ken Silvestri (46-53) / Aaron Robinson (19-20)
1956 59-91 8th George Hausmann / Lee Peterson
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