Seattle Indians

• Location: Seattle, WA
• League: Pacific Coast League 1922-1937
• Affiliation: None
• Ballpark: Dugdale Field 1922-1932; Civic Field 1932-1937

Seattle was represented by the Seattle Rainiers from 1919 to 1921, but changed names to the Seattle Indians in 1922. The 1924 team won the Pacific Coast League Championship, but the franchise was a second division club for most of the rest of its existence. In 1938 Seattle returned to the more familiar Rainiers moniker.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1922	90-107	5th	Walt McCredie (34-48) / Bert Adams (56-59)	none
1923	99-97	4th	Harry Wolverton (46-49) / Red Killefer (53-48)	none
1924	109-91	1st	Red Killefer	none League Champs
1925	103-91	3rd	Red Killefer	none
1926	89-111	7th	Red Killefer	none
1927	98-92	3rd	Red Killefer	none
1928	64-127	8th	Jim Middleton
1929	67-135	8th	Ernie Johnson
1930	92-107	6th	Ernie Johnson
1931	83-104	8th	Ernie Johnson
1932	90-95	6th	Ernie Johnson (23-35) / George Burns (67-60)
1933	65-119	8th	George Burns	none
1934	81-102	6th	George Burns (5-10) / Dutch Ruether (76-92)
1935	80-93	6th	Dutch Ruether
1936	93-82	4th	Dutch Ruether	Lost in 1st round
1937	81-96	6th	Spencer Abbott (20-27) / Johnny Bassler (61-69)