Farm System
See also: Minor league baseball| Level | Team | League | Manager |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAA | Columbus Red Birds | American Association | Johnny Keane |
| AAA | Rochester Red Wings | International League | Harry Walker |
| AA | Houston Buffaloes | Texas League | Al Hollingsworth and Dixie Walker |
| A | Columbus Cardinals | Sally League | Sheldon "Chief" Bender |
| A | Omaha Cardinals | Western League | George Kissell |
| B | Winston-Salem Cardinals | Carolina League | Jimmy Brown |
| B | Peoria Chiefs | Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League | Whitey Kurowski |
| B | Lynchburg Cardinals | Piedmont League | Dick Landis and John Sullivan |
| C | Fresno Cardinals | California League | Roland LeBlanc |
| C | St. Joseph Cardinals | Western Association | Harold Olt |
| D | Dothan Rebels | Alabama-Florida League | Homer Ray Wilson |
| D | Johnson City Cardinals | Appalachian League | Jim Hercinger |
| D | Sanford Cardinals | Florida State League | J. C. Dunn |
| D | Hazlehurst-Baxley Cardinals | Georgia State League | Arnie Riesgo |
| D | Albany Cardinals | Georgia-Florida League | Russ McGovern |
| D | Paducah Chiefs | KITTY League | Lee "Pete" Peterson |
| D | Hannibal Cardinals | Mississippi-Ohio Valley League | Tince Leonard |
| D | Hamilton Cardinals | PONY League | Harold Contini |
| D | Ardmore Cardinals | Sooner State League | Bennie Warren |
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