Wheeling Stogies

• Location: Wheeling, WV
• League: Interstate League 1899-1900; Western Association 1901; Central League 1903-1912; Interstate League 1913; Central League 1915-1916; Middle Atlantic League 1925-1931, 1933-1934
• Affiliation: Detroit Tigers 1930; New York Yankees 1933-1934
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1905 saw the Wheeling Stogies win the Central League title with a 81-56 record, beating out the Grand Rapids Orphans by a 3.5 game margin. George Miller was the only Stogie to show up in the individual statistics leaders. He pitched his way to a 21-10 record for a .677 winning pct.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs	Notes
1899	58-81	6th	Pop Lytle / Tom Nicholson	none
1900	76-58	4th	E.B. Lytle / Pete Healey
1901	48-51 (70-64 overall)	4th	George Ellis / Bill White	none	Grand Rapids (22-13) moved to Wheeling June 3
1903	69-68	4th	Barley Kain / Ted Price	none
1904	72-65	4th	Ted Price	none
1905	81-56	1st	William Schriver	none League Champs
1906	75-77	5th	William Schriver	none
1907	77-57	2nd	Ted Price	none
1908	44-95	8th	Ted Price / Tom Fleming	none
1909	83-50	1st	Bill Phillips	none League Champs
1910	52-82	8th	Bill Phillips	none
1911	56-73	6th	Roy Montgomery	none
1912	66-61	6th	J.E. Anderson	none
1913	32-47	6th	Ray Ryan	League disbanded July 21
1915	50-76	7th	C.S. "Pop" Shriver / Arch Riley	none
1916	65-64	4th	Harry Smith
1925	39-62	5th	Art Rooney / Frank Eastley	none
1926	44-64	8th	John Hummel
1927	59-55	4th	Bobby Prysock
1928	68-52	3rd	Bobby Prysock	Lost League Finals
1929	67-47	1st (t)	Pat Haley	Lost League Finals
1930	50-65	7th	Bobby Prysock
1931	50-77	10th	Dan Tapson / Pat Haley
1933	78-55	1st	Jack Sheehan	Lost League Finals
1934	39-81	8th	Jack Sheehan