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Midwest League 1994Summary
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OverviewComposite Record for Each TeamNickname Affiliate Won Lost Pct (Rank) Appleton Foxes Mariners 75 64 .540 (4) Beloit Snappers Brewers 76 64 .543 (3) Burlington Bees Expos 55 82 .401 (14) Cedar Rapids Kernels Angels 77 62 .554 (2) Clinton LumberKings Giants 57 82 .410 (13) Fort Wayne Wizards Twins 66 73 .475 (10T) Kane County Cougars Marlins 71 68 .511 (7) Madison Hatters Cardinals 66 73 .475 (10T) Peoria Chiefs Cubs 68 70 .493 (9) Quad City River Bandits Astros 57 81 .413 (12) Rockford Royals Royals 89 50 .640 (1) South Bend Silver Hawks White Sox 72 67 .518 (6) Springfield Sultans Padres 69 71 .493 (8) West Michigan Whitecaps Athletics 74 65 .532 (5) First HalfNorth W L Pct GB South W L Pct GB Rockford 44 25 .638 --- Springfield 38 32 .543 --- Appleton 39 30 .565 5.0 Madison 37 33 .529 1.0 South Bend 38 31 .551 6.0 Peoria 34 35 .493 3.5 Kane County 37 32 .536 7.0 Cedar Rapids 31 38 .449 6.5 Beloit 36 34 .514 8.5 Quad City 29 39 .426 8.0 West Michigan 34 35 .493 10.0 Clinton 28 41 .406 9.5 Fort Wayne 33 36 .478 11.0 Burlington 25 42 .373 11.5 First half ended on June 18. Second HalfNorth W L Pct GB South W L Pct GB Rockford 45 25 .643 --- Cedar Rapids 46 24 .657 --- West Michigan 40 30 .571 5.0 Peoria 34 35 .493 11.5 Beloit 40 30 .571 5.0 Springfield 31 39 .443 15.0 Appleton 36 34 .514 9.0 Burlington 30 40 .429 16.0 South Bend 34 36 .486 11.0 Madison 29 40 .420 16.5 Kane County 34 36 .486 11.0 Clinton 29 41 .414 17.0 Fort Wayne 33 37 .471 12.0 Quad City 28 42 .400 18.0 1994 Post SeasonRound 1: Rockford d. West Michigan, 2-0 Cedar Rapids d. Springfield, 2-0 Championship: Cedar Rapids d. Rockford, 3-1 1994 All Star Game
June 20 @ Fort Wayne, Indiana South 000 201 000 - 3 9 ? North 002 000 000 - 2 9 ?
WP: Greg Bobbit (Peoria/Cubs) Box Score and Details MWL changes during the 1993-94 off-seasonFranchise changes
Other highlightsWest Michigan's Old Kent Park was new. Sources:
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