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Baseball in Cedar Rapids, IowaOverviewThe record of the Midwest League franchise in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Although Cedar Rapids waited until 1962 to join the Midwest League, the franchise traces its history to the 1891 Cedar Rapids Canaries and has won over 6,000 games over the years. After 45 MWL seasons, they're a handful of wins under the .500 mark. They've had some excellent nines, and some terrible seasons. They've had some very fine players, too. Particularly noteworthy are the relatively recent seasons of Reggie Sanders, Steve Gibralter, and Larry Barnes. |
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Cedar Rapids joined the MWL in 1962 as an expansion team; they were a refugee from the collapsed Three-I League. Cedar Rapids is still represented in the Midwest League. Seasonal Results Team Names
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NoteThis summary originated as the May 8, 1999, Midwest League Tidbit on the Midwest League Mailing List. SourcesThese pages draw heavily on several sources:
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The Midwest League plays Single-A, professional baseball in America's agricultural and industrial heartland. 14 teams play a 140 game schedule which begins in early April and ends Labor Day weekend.
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