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Nickname Affiliate Won Lost Pct (Rank)
Appleton Foxes Royals 70 62 .530 (6)
Beloit Brewers Brewers 77 58 .570 (4)
Burlington Astros Astros 47 89 .346 (14)
Cedar Rapids Reds Reds 82 56 .594 (3)
Clinton Giants Giants 59 79 .428 (13)
Kenosha Twins Twins 63 70 .474 (8)
Kane County Cougars Orioles 61 76 .445 (10)
Madison Muskies Athletics 59 75 .440 (11)
Peoria Chiefs Cubs 62 74 .456 (9)
Quad City River Bandits Angels 91 46 .664 (1)
Rockford Expos Expos 66 70 .485 (7)
South Bend White Sox White Sox 71 62 .534 (5)
Springfield Cardinals Cardinals 84 56 .600 (2)
Waterloo Diamonds Padres 59 78 .431 (12)
Northern Division Southern Division
Appleton 41 23 .641 --- Cedar Rapids 44 24 .647 ---
Beloit 37 29 .561 5.0 Quad City 43 25 .632 1.0
South Bend 33 31 .515 8.0 Springfield 42 28 .600 3.0
Madison 33 36 .478 10.5 Clinton 30 39 .435 14.5
Rockford 33 36 .478 10.5 Peoria 28 39 .418 15.5
Kane County 30 39 .435 13.5 Waterloo 28 41 .406 16.5
Kenosha 29 38 .433 13.5 Burlington 22 45 .328 21.5
Northern Division Southern Division
Beloit 40 29 .580 --- Quad City 48 21 .696 ---
South Bend 38 31 .551 2.0 Springfield 42 28 .600 6.5
Kenosha 34 32 .515 4.5 Cedar Rapids 38 32 .543 10.5
Rockford 33 34 .493 6.0 Peoria 34 35 .493 14.0
Kane County 31 37 .456 8.5 Waterloo 31 37 .456 16.5
Appleton 29 39 .426 10.5 Clinton 29 40 .420 19.0
Madison 26 39 .400 12.0 Burlington 25 44 .362 23.0
Round 1:
Beloit d. Appleton, 2-1
Cedar Rapids d. Quad City, 2-0
Championship:
Cedar Rapids d. Beloit, 3-2
June 22 at Peoria
Northern Division 7, Southern Division 5
Star of Stars: Tyrone Horne, Rockford (4-2-2-2)
Runs Steve Gibralter, Cedar Rapids 92
Hits Steve Gibralter, Cedar Rapids 162
Home Runs Steve Gibralter, Cedar Rapids 19
Runs Batted In Steve Gibralter, Cedar Rapids 99
Stolen Bases Essex Burton, South Bend 65
On Base Pct George Williams, Madison .438
Slugging Pct Darrel Deak, Springfield .495
Batting Avg Orlando Palmiero, Quad City .317
Games Frank Cimorelli, Springfield 65
Complete Games Bobby Chouinard, Kane County 9
Shutouts 6 tied at 2
Innings Pitched Mike Badorek, Springfield 187
Strikeouts Gabe White, Rockford 176
Saves Gerald Santos, Springfield 35
Won John Fritz, Quad City 20
Earned Run Avg Bobby Chouinard, Kane County 2.08
Catcher Damian Miller, Kenosha
First Base Chris Pritchett, Quad City
Second Base Jason Hardtke, Waterloo
Third Base Dmitri Young, Springfield
Shortstop Shane Halter, Appleton
Outfield Steve Gibralter, Cedar Rapids
Alex Ochoa, Kane County
Orlando Palmiero, Quad City
Designated Hitter Andre Keene, Clinton
Left Handed Pitcher Tyrone Hill, Beloit
Right Handed Pitcher James Baldwin, South Bend
Reliever Ken Grundt, Clinton
Gerald Santos, Springfield
Most Valuable Player Steve Gibralter, Cedar Rapids
Manager of the Year Tom Poquette, Appleton
1992 League Information
President George Spelius Beloit, WI
Name Hometown
David Baldwin
Eric Cooper Des Moines, IA
Tim Crow Flint, MI
Dave Dangel Flushing, MI
Sean DeZurik Peoria, AZ
Bruce Dreckman Marcus, IA
Scott Eastburn Springfield, OR
Andy Fletcher Memphis, TN
Daryn Fredrickson Grand Forks, ND
Brian Hillenbrand Mesa, AZ
Scott Inman Grand Rapids, MI
Chris Jarboe Lutherville, MD
Travis Katzenmeier Seabrook, TX
Ken Kobold Arvada, CO
Jeff Kowalczyk Downers Grove, IL
Tom Lord Aurora, CO
Charles Morrison West Palm Beach, FL
Marko Pinto Sparks, NV
Vincent Price Modesto, CA
Chris Taylor Atchison, KS
Bill Welke Marshall, MI
Steve Willard Columbus, OH
Greg Wilson Thomasboro, IL
Note: This umpire list combines the pre-season assignments with the midseason roster, as published in the 1992 Baseball Blue Book. Better information would be welcome.
1992 Team Information
Joined
MWL President GM
Appleton 1962 Doug Hahn Kevin Scotellaro
Beloit 1982 Howard Erickson Steve Kretz
Burlington 1962 Dave Walker Paul Marshall
Cedar Rapids 1962 Wally Krouse Jack Roeder
Clinton 1956 Ed Kross Kevin Temperly
Kane County 1991 Bill Larsen
Kenosha 1985 Eric Margenau Dave Austin
Madison 1982 Chuck Barnhill Jay Brazeau
Peoria 1983 Clar Krusinski Mike Nelson
Quad City 1960 Rick Holtzman Mike Tatoian
Rockford 1988 William McKee Patrick Daly
South Bend 1988 John Baxter John Tull
Springfield 1982 Lee Landers
Waterloo 1958 Dan Yates David Simpson
Manager Coaches
Appleton Tom Poquette Mike Mason
Beloit Wayne Krenchicki Steve Foucault
Burlington Steve Curry Rick Aponte Rick Peters
Cedar Rapids Mark Berry Mack Jenkins
Clinton Bill Stein Gary Lucas Nelson Rood
Kane County Joel Youngblood Larry McCall Rich Dauer
Kenosha Jim Dwyer Rick Anderson
Madison Dickie Scott Gil Patterson
Peoria Steve Roadcap Ray Sadecki
Quad City Mitch Seoane Joe Georger Matt Hyde
Rockford Rob Leary Herm Starrette
South Bend Terry Francona Mark Haley Jaime Garcia Jim Reinebold
Springfield Rick Colbert Roy Silver
Waterloo Keith Champion Sonny Siebert
Stadium Capacity Attendance
Appleton Goodland Field 4,300 46,576
Beloit Harry C Pohlman Field 3,100 60,999
Burlington Community Field 3,500 69,679
Cedar Rapids Veterans Memorial Stadium 6,000 133,899
Clinton Riverview Stadium 3,600 79,374
Kane County (Geneva, IL) Kane County Events Center 4,800 323,769
Kenosha Simmons Field 3,000 45,349
Madison Warner Park 4,000 95,846
Peoria Pete Vonachen Stadium 6,143 172,560
Quad City (Davenport, IA) John O'Donnell Stadium 5,200 250,745
Rockford Marinelli Field 4,500 50,900
South Bend Stanley Coveleski Stadium 5,000 213,951
Springfield Lanphier Park 5,000 152,942
Waterloo Municipal Stadium 5,400 48,074
MWL changes during the 1991-92 off-season
Franchise change
- Quad City River Bandits changed name (from Angels).
Sources:
- 1992 Yearbook for South Bend White Sox
- Baseball America's 1993 Almanac
- Johnson & Wolff, eds., Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball
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