Major League Affiliation
- 1923-1924: Philadelphia A's
- 1939, 1942, 1946: Chicago White Sox
- 1968-1970: Atlanta Braves
- 1971-1972: California Angels
- 1973-1974: Milwaukee Brewers
- 1975-1978: Pittsburgh Pirates
- 1979-2002: San Francisco Giants
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