Louis Bacon

James Louis Bacon

Biographical Information[edit]

James Louis Bacon was a minor league player and manager of the 19th Century and early 20th Century. In various publications he was called both James Bacon and in others Louis Bacon. He managed the Buffalo Bisons/Grand Rapids Shamrocks/Montreal Canadiens club in (1890), Manchester Amoskeags in (1891), Salem in (1892), Providence in (1893), Bangor Millionaires (for part of 1894), the Pawtucket Maroons (1895), Belfast Pastimes in (1897), Lyons in (1898), the Binghamton Bingoes (1899), Binghamton Crickets (part of 1900), Troy Trojans (1901-1905) and was the original manager of the 1908 Gloversville-Johnstown Jags / Elmira Colonels franchise.

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Playoffs	Notes
1890	Buffalo / Montreal /Grand Rapids	International Association	14-29	5th
1891	Manchester Amoskeags	New England League	42-30	3rd

1895	Pawtucket Maroons	New England League		--	--	replaced by Harry Davis

1897	Belfast Pastimes	Maine State League	10-16	4th

1899	Binghamton Bingoes	New York State League	56-55	4th
1900	Binghamton Crickets	New York State League		--	--	replaced by H.M. Gitchell

1903	Troy Trojans	New York State League	72-47	2nd
1904	Troy Trojans	New York State League	61-73	5th
1906	Troy Trojans	New York State League		--	--	replaced by Harry Mason

1908	Elmira Colonels	New York State League		--	--	replaced by Henry Ramsey

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