Farm System
See also: Minor league baseball| Level | Team | League | Manager |
|---|---|---|---|
| AA | Columbus Red Birds | American Association | Ray Blades |
| AA | Rochester Red Wings | International League | Eddie Dyer and Burt Shotton |
| A | Houston Buffaloes | Texas League | Ira Smith |
| B | Bloomington Bloomers | Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League | Burleigh Grimes |
| B | Asheville Tourists | Piedmont League | Billy Southworth |
| C | Greenwood Chiefs | East Dixie League | Clay Hopper |
| C | Huntington Red Birds | Middle Atlantic League | Benny Borgmann |
| C | Jacksonville Jax | West Dixie League | Jimmie Sanders and Jackie Reid |
| C | Springfield Cardinals | Western Association | George Payne |
| D | Bentonville Officeholders | Arkansas State League | Bud Davis |
| D | Cassville Tigers | Arkansas State League | Ed Hawks |
| D | Fayetteville Bears | Arkansas State League | Pete Casey and Fred Cato |
| D | Huntsville Red Birds | Arkansas State League | Jim Nicely, Charlie Wilson and Bill Werner |
| D | Rogers Cardinals | Arkansas State League | Fred Cato and Buck Stapleton |
| D | Siloam Springs Travelers | Arkansas State League | Ray Powell |
| D | New Iberia Cardinals | Evangeline League | Sam Camalo and Bud Teachout |
| D | Albany Travelers | Georgia-Florida League | Bob Rice |
| D | Beatrice Blues | Nebraska State League | Charley Stis and Bennie Warren |
| D | Greensburg Red Wings | Pennsylvania State Association | Arnold Anderson and Heinie Mueller |
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