Little Rock Travelers

• Location: Little Rock, AR
• League: Southern Association 1895, 1901-1909, 1915-1958, 1960-1961
• Affiliation: Boston Red Sox 1937-1939; Chicago White Sox 1946; Boston Braves 1947; Detroit Tigers 1948-1955; Kansas City A's 1957-1958; Baltimore Orioles 1961
• Ballpark: Kavanaugh Field 1895, 1901-1909, 1915-1931; Travelers Field 1932-1961

The Little Rock Travelers were champions of the Southern Association in 1903, 1920, and 1937. Several Travelers alumni are members of the Baseball Hall of Fame: Tris Speaker, Travis Jackson, Bill Dickey, and Jim Bunning.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs	Notes
1895	25-47	--	Frank Thyne		team disbanded in July
1901	76-45	2nd	Michael J. Finn	none
1902	77-49	3rd	Michael J. Finn	none
1903	70-51	2nd	Michael J. Finn	League Champs
1904	61-74	6th	Michael J. Finn	none
1905	37-90	8th	Dale Gear	none
1906	40-98	8th	Charles Zimmer	none
1907	66-66	4th	Michael J. Finn	none
1908	62-76	7th	Michael J. Finn	none
1909	59-80	7th	Michael J. Finn	none
1915	65-87	8th	Bob Allen / Charles Starr	none
1916	70-65	4th	Charles Starr	none
1917	64-86	7th	Charles Starr (17-26) / Clyde "Buzzy" Wares (47-60)	none
1918	41-28	2nd	Kid Elberfeld	League suspended operations June 28
1919	74-56	2nd	Kid Elberfeld	none
1920	88-59	1st	Kid Elberfeld	none League Champs
1921	74-77	4th	Kid Elberfeld	none
1922	86-67	4th	Kid Elberfeld	none
1923	53-92	8th	Kid Elberfeld	none
1924	51-101	8th	Kid Elberfeld	none
1925	67-86	8th	Lena Blackburne	none
1926	51-98	8th	Joe Cantillon	none
1927	56-97	8th	Joe Cantillon	none
1928	72-82	5th	Bill Rogers / Jack Steele
1929	63-91	6th	Jack Steele	none
1930	81-73	5th	Jack Steele	none
1931	87-66	2nd	Harry Strohm	none
1932	77-75	3rd	Harry Strohm	none
1933	62-90	8th	Harry Strohm (22-45) / Guy Sturdy (40-45)
1934	59-95	8th	Emmett McCann (19-36) / John Monroe (40-59)
1935	75-78	6th	Doc Prothro
1936	77-76	5th	Doc Prothro
1937	97-55	1st	Doc Prothro	League Champs
1938	75-76	5th	Doc Prothro
1939	68-83	6th	Specs Toporcer
1940	59-90	7th	Herb Brett
1941	71-82	6th	Bert Niehoff
1942	87-59	1st	Willis Hudlin	Lost League Finals
1943	78-62	3rd	Buck Fausett
1944	66-72	4th	Bob Seeds
1945	52-88	8th	Willis Hudlin
1946	52-99	8th	Willis Hudlin
1947	51-103	8th	Bill Dickey
1948	67-83	7th	Jack Saltzgaver
1949	69-85	6th	Jack Saltzgaver
1950	52-96	8th	Jack Saltzgaver
1951	93-60	1st	Gene Desautels	Lost League Finals
1952	68-85	7th	Willis Hudlin
1953	66-87	7th (t)	Paul Campbell
1954	64-90	6th	Bill Norman (37-52) / Stubby Overmire (7-7) / Pat Mullin (20-31)
1955	52-102	8th	Bob Mavis (20-59) / Steve Souchock (32-43)
1956	53-101 overall	--	Steve Souchock		Team moved to Montgomery on July 14
1957	64-88	7th	Al Evans
1958	74-80	6th	Les Peden
1960	82-69	3rd	Fred Hatfield	none
1961	80-73	3rd	Fred Hatfield	none