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1947 Minor League Affiliations

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1947 Season Minor League Affiliates

Franchise AAA AA A B C D
Boston Braves (15 teams) Milwaukee Little Rock Hartford Evansville, Jackson, Pawtucket Amarillo, Eau Claire, Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Leavenworth Bloomingdale, Bluefield, Owensboro, Richmond
Boston Red Sox (10 teams) Louisville, Toronto New Orleans Scranton Lynn, Roanoke Oneonta, San Jose Milford, Wellsville
Brooklyn Dodgers (24 teams) Montreal, St. Paul Fort Worth, Mobile Greenville, Pueblo Asheville, Danville, Nashua, Newport News, Spokane Abilene, Greenwood, Johnstown, Santa Barbara, Trois-Rivieres Cambridge, Kingston, Olean, Ponca City, Pulaski, Thomasville, Valdosta, Zanesville
Chicago Cubs (19 teams) Los Angeles Nashville, Tulsa Des Moines, Macon Davenport, Fayetteville, Portsmouth, Tacoma Clinton, Hutchinson, Sioux Falls, Visalia Centralia, Elizabethton Betsy, Iola, Janesville, Lumberton, Marion
Chicago White Sox (8 teams) Hollywood Fall River, Waterloo Oil City, Superior Lima, Madisonville, Wisconsin Rapids
Cincinnati Reds (8 teams) Syracuse Columbia Providence Ogden, Rockford, Tyler Lockport, Muncie
Cleveland Indians (17 teams) Baltimore Oklahoma City Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg, Meridian, Spartanburg Bakersfield, Burlington, Jacksonville, Pittsfield, Tucson Ardmore, Batavia, Cordele, Dayton, Green Bay, Union City
Detroit Tigers (11 teams) Buffalo Dallas Williamsport Hagerstown, Montgomery Lubbock, Rome Jamestown, Nazareth, Thomasville, Troy
New York Giants (17 teams) Jersey City, Minneapolis Jacksonville, Sioux City Manchester, Richmond, Trenton Danville, Erie, Fort Smith, Reno Bristol, Hickory, Oshkosh, Peekskill, Seaford, Springfield
New York Yankees (20 teams) Kansas City, Newark Beaumont Augusta, Binghamton, Denver Norfolk, Quincy, Sunbury, Victoria Amsterdam, Bisbee, Butler, Joplin, Twin Falls, Ventura Easton, Fond du Lac, Independence, Stroudsburg
Philadelphia Athletics (12 teams) Birmingham Lincoln, Savannah Lancaster Martinsville, Moline, Niagara Falls Federalsburg, Lexington, Nyack, Red Springs, Welch
Philadelphia Phillies (11 teams) Utica Terre Haute, Wilmington Salina, Schenectady, Vandergrift Americus, Appleton, Bradford, Carbondale, Dover
Pittsburgh Pirates (14 teams) Indianapolis Albany Selma, York Fargo-Moorhead, Keokuk, Riverside, Uniontown Bartlesville, Hornell, Leesburg, Rehoboth Beach, Salisbury, Tallahassee
St. Louis Browns (16 teams) Toledo San Antonio Elmira Springfield Aberdeen, Globe-Miami, Gloversville-Johnstown, Hannibal, Muskogee Ada, Baton Rouge, Belleville, Mayfield, Newark, Pittsburg, Wausau
St. Louis Cardinals (19 teams) Columbus, Rochester Houston Columbus, Omaha Allentown, Decatur, Lynchburg Duluth, Fresno, Pocatello, St. Joseph, Winston-Salem Albany, Carthage, Hamilton, Johnson City, Salisbury, West Frankfort
Washington Senators (6 teams) Chattanooga Charlotte Havana Brewton, Kingsport, Orlando

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