Duluth White Sox

• Location: Duluth, MN
• League: Northern League 1903-1905, 1908, 1913-1916, 1934; Northern-Copper Country League 1906-1907; Minnesota-Wisconsin League 1909-1911; Central International League 1912
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• Ballpark: Athletic Park

The Duluth White Sox began the 1903 season as the Duluth Cardinals until they got new uniforms in August. Blue uniforms replaced red uniforms and "White Sox" replaced "Cardinals" as the team's nickname. The new nickname stuck until the club disbanded during WWI. It was used for one season when professional baseball returned to Duluth in 1934 before that club changed its name to the Duluth Dukes.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1903	40-50	4th	Leonard Van Praagh	none
1904	57-14	1st	Frank Martin / Art Ball	none	League Champs
1905	64-34	1st	Arthur O'Dea	none	League Champs
1906	52-44	4th	Arthur O'Dea	none
1907	49-53	2nd	Frank "Smiley" Smith / Harry Tracey	none
1908	45-45	3rd	William Morrow / Dave Williams	none
1909	62-52	1st	Thomas O'Brien	none	League Champs
1910	50-70	7th	Thomas O'Brien	none
1911	60-49	3rd	Thomas O'Brien	none
1912	58-41	1st	Thomas O'Brien	none	League Champs
1913	65-54	4th	Thomas O'Brien	none
1914	82-43	1st	Thomas O'Brien	none	League Champs
1915	60-62	4th	Thomas O'Brien
1916	55-61	3rd	Thomas O'Brien
1934	53-64	8th	Harry Strong

References

"Backed by Enthusiasm of Local Fans, White Sox Strengthen Their Lead And Make Secure Position at the Head." Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, Minn.). 12 June 1904. Section 2, p 12. (The article describes Frank Martin's departure to the Minneapolis Millers and Artie Ball replacing him as the White Sox captain.)