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Midwest League 1958Summary
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OverviewComposite 1958 Won/Lost Record for Each TeamNickname Affiliate Won Lost Pct (Rank) Clinton Pirates Pirates 44 80 .355 (8) Roster Decatur Commodores Tigers 59 66 .472 (7) Roster Dubuque Packers White Sox 59 63 .484 (6) Roster Keokuk Cardinals Cardinals 62 60 .508 (5) Roster Kokomo Dodgers Dodgers 68 51 .571 (1) Roster Michigan City White Caps Giants 69 55 .556 (2) Roster Paris Lakers Cubs 64 61 .512 (4) Roster Waterloo Hawks Red Sox 66 55 .545 (3) Roster First HalfW L Pct GB Michigan City 38 23 .623 --- Dubuque 36 24 .600 1.5 Kokomo 32 24 .571 3.5 Paris 32 30 .516 6.5 Keokuk 30 30 .500 7.5 Waterloo 28 31 .475 9.0 Decatur 29 33 .468 9.5 Clinton 16 46 .258 22.5 First half ended on July 4. All eight teams played Independence Day double headers; the first game counted in the first half standings; the second counted in the second half.
Tie Games (2): Second HalfW L Pct GB Waterloo 38 24 .613 --- Kokomo 36 27 .571 2.5 Keokuk 32 30 .516 6.0 Paris 32 31 .508 6.5 Michigan City 31 32 .492 7.5 Decatur 30 33 .476 8.5 Clinton 28 34 .452 10.0 Dubuque 23 39 .371 15.0 Forfeited Game: Waterloo d. Dubuque on July 8. Dubuque manager Frank Parenti refused to replace catcher Jim Napier, who'd been ejected from the game, because he did not have a second catcher on the roster. Waterloo had an 8-3 lead when the ejection occurred. 1958 Post SeasonChampionship: Waterloo d. Michigan City, 3-2 Although Kokomo had the league's best won/lost record, they did not win either half-season. No All-Star game was played this season. |
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