1940 Brooklyn Dodgers Season - Farm System

Farm System

Level Team League Manager
AA Montreal Royals International League Clyde Sukeforth
A1 Knoxville Smokies Southern Association Larry Gilbert
A Elmira Pioneers Eastern League Bill Killefer
B Durham Bulls Piedmont League Oscar Roettger
B Macon Peaches South Atlantic League Milt Stock
B Anniston Rams Southeastern League Bill Rodda
C Grand Rapids Dodgers Michigan State League Burleigh Grimes
C Dayton Wings Middle Atlantic League Andy Cohen
D Greenville Lions Alabama State League Dick Luckey
D Fayetteville Angels Arkansas-Missouri League Howard Holmes
D Bassett Furnituremakers Bi-State League Einar Sorenson
D Rayne Rice Birds Evangeline League Art Bartelli
D Americus Pioneers Georgia-Florida League Bernie deVivieros
Stew Hofferth
D Bowling Green Barons Kentucky-Illinois-Tennessee League Ellis Powers
D Landis Dodgers North Carolina State League Otis Carter
D Newport Dodgers Northeast Arkansas League Cliff Green
Paul Chervinko
D Superior Blues Northern League James Geygan
D Johnstown Johnnies Pennsylvania State Association George Treadwell
D Olean Oilers Pennsylvania-Ontario-New York League Jake Pitler

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