Salisbury Indians

• Location: Salisbury, MD
• League: Eastern Shore League 1922-1928, 1937-1938
• Affiliation: Washington Senators 1937-1938
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On June 19, 1937, the Salisbury Indians had a 21-5 record, but the league reversed its wins due to an excess number of "experienced players. One of the team's players, Robert Brady, had signed a contract four years earlier, but had never played. The league president, J. Thomas Kibler, ruled that he qualified as an experienced player and the Indians' record was set at 0-26. The team went 59-11 the rest of the way to finish in 1st place, and ended up winning the playoffs.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1922	27-41	6th	Harry Hoffman / George Eichnor	none
1923	34-39	4th	Burt Shipley	none
1924	44-36	3rd	Al Burris	none
1925	46-44	3rd (t)	Homer Smoot	none
1926	57-29	2nd	Jack White	none
1927	48-38	2nd	Poke Whalen	none
1928	22-10	2nd	Poke Whalen	League disbanded July 10
1937	59-37	1st	Jake Flowers	League Champs
1938	65-47	1st	Jake Flowers	League Champs