1947 International League season

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The 1947 International League season was the 63rd in the league's history, and ended with the Syracuse Chiefs winning their first Governors' Cup in four years. The Chiefs would go on to win the Junior World Series.

Final standings[edit]

Playoff teams in bold.

W L Pct. GB Manager Affiliation
Jersey City Giants 94 60 .610 -- Bruno Betzel New York Giants
Montréal Royals 93 60 .608 ½ Clay Hopper Brooklyn Dodgers
Syracuse Chiefs 88 65 .575 Jewel Ens Cincinnati Reds
Buffalo Bisons 77 75 .507 16 Paul Richards Detroit Tigers
Rochester Red Wings 68 86 .442 26 Cedric Durst St. Louis Cardinals
Newark Bears 65 89 .422 29 George Selkirk/Bill Skiff New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles 65 89 .422 29 Tommy Thomas St. Louis Browns
Toronto Maple Leafs 64 90 .416 30 Elmer Yoter Boston Red Sox

Playoffs[edit]

  First Round Governors' Cup Finals
                 
1  Jersey City Giants 0  
4  Buffalo Bisons 4  
    4  Buffalo Bisons 3
  3  Syracuse Chiefs 4
2  Montreal Royals 0
3  Syracuse Chiefs 4  

First Round[edit]

Jersey City vs. Buffalo
Date Away Home
September 9 Buffalo 3 Jersey City 2
September 10 Buffalo 6 Jersey City 5
September 11 Jersey City 5 Buffalo 6
September 12 Jersey City 6 Buffalo 7
Buffalo wins series 4-0
Montreal vs. Syracuse
Date Away Home
September 9 Syracuse 6 Montreal 5
September 10 Syracuse 2 Montreal 0
September 11 Montreal 2 Syracuse 7
September 12 Montreal 1 Syracuse 2
10 innings
Syracuse wins series 4-0

Governors' Cup Finals[edit]

Syracuse vs. Buffalo
Date Away Home
September 16 Buffalo 1 Syracuse 14
September 17 Buffalo 3 Syracuse 1
September 18 Syracuse 6 Buffalo 2
September 20 Syracuse 13 Buffalo 8
September 21 Syracuse 5 Buffalo 9
September 23 Buffalo 7 Syracuse 4
13 innings
September 24 Buffalo 3 Syracuse 10
Syracuse wins series 4-3 and'
advances to Junior World Series

League Leaders[edit]

Batting[edit]

  • Batting Average Nippy Jones, Rochester, .337
  • Runs Scored Hank Sauer, Syracuse, 130
  • Hits Sauer, 182
  • Doubles Jones, 36
  • Triples Jones, 12
  • Home Runs Howie Moss, Baltimore, 53
  • Runs Batted In Sauer, 141
  • Stolen Bases Bobby Wilson, Baltimore, 36

Pitching[edit]

References[edit]