Art Lilly

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Arthur Mason Lilly

  • Bats Left, Throws Right
  • Height 5' 11", Weight 165 lb.

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Biographical Information[edit]

Art Lilly led the Western International League with 100 runs in 1942 and 141 runs in 1947. Lilly's playing career ran from 1939-1956. Never a productive hitter in his time in the high minors, he was a dominant slugger in tiny southern low minor league circuits in the early 1950s.

Lilly would later scout for the Chicago Cubs, Kansas City A's, Philadelphia Phillies ( -1969), and Kansas City Royals (1970-1982).

Lilly also managed in Mexico in the Winter Leagues.

Year-by-Year Managerial Record[edit]

Year Team League Record Finish Organization Playoffs
1950 El Paso Texans Arizona-Texas League 92-58 2nd none League Champs
1951 El Paso Texans Southwest International League 88-56 1st none
1952 El Paso Texans Arizona-Texas League 79-61 2nd none none
1953 Águilas de Mexicali Arizona-Texas League 77-62 2nd St. Louis Cardinals none
1954 Águilas de Mexicali Arizona-Texas League 92-48 2nd St. Louis Cardinals none
1955 Águilas de Mexicali Arizona-Mexico League 78-62 3rd St. Louis Cardinals none
1956 Bakersfield Boosters California League 19-43 -- Philadelphia Phillies -- replaced by Dick Wilson (29-49) on June 19
El Paso Texans Southwestern League 38-22 2nd none League Champs replaced Pat McLaughlin (47-37) on July 12