Riley Parker

Loren Riley Parker

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 6' 0", Weight 180 lb.

• Born August 17, 1905 in Burlingame, KS

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Biographical Information

Infielder Riley Parker played in the minor leagues from 1927 to 1939.

Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Organization	Playoffs
1930	Moline Plowboys	Mississippi Valley League	63-62	4th		none
1931	Moline Plowboys	Mississippi Valley League	68-58	3rd		none
1932	Peoria Tractors	Three-I League	40-28	2nd	none	League disbanded July 15
	Rock Island Islanders	Mississippi Valley League	18-17	2nd	St. Louis Browns	League Champs	replaced George Young (52-39) on August 11
1933	Rock Island Islanders	Mississippi Valley League	64-53	2nd	Cincinnati Reds	Lost League Finals
1934	Rock Island Islanders	Western League	46-49	--	none	--	replaced by Cliff Knox (12-16) on August 16
1935	Dayton Ducks	Middle Atlantic League		--	Brooklyn Dodgers	--	replaced by Howard "Ducky" Holmes July 4
1937	Oswego Netherlands	Canadian-American League	67-40	2nd	Cleveland Indians	Lost in 1st round
1938	Oswego Netherlands	Canadian-American League	54-69	6th	Cleveland Indians
1939	Salina Millers	Western Association	55-79	7th	none