Columbus Foxes
The Columbus Foxes were a minor league baseball team that played in Columbus, Georgia. The team originally played in the South Atlantic League from 1909–1917, then reformed in the Southeastern League from 1926–1932. They resurfaced as a St. Louis Cardinals affiliate known first as the Columbus Red Birds and then the Columbus Cardinals from 1936–1955 in the South Atlantic League. As the Red Birds, they won two league championships. Their first came in 1936 under manager Eddie Dyer, and their second came in 1940 under manager Clay Hopper.
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Columbus Foxes
The Columbus Foxes were a minor league baseball team that played in Columbus, Georgia. The team originally played in the South Atlantic League from 1909–1917, then reformed in the Southeastern League from 1926–1932. They resurfaced as a St. Louis Cardinals affiliate known first as the Columbus Red Birds and then the Columbus Cardinals from 1936–1955 in the South Atlantic League. As the Red Birds, they won two league championships. Their first came in 1936 under manager Eddie Dyer, and their second came in 1940 under manager Clay Hopper.
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The Columbus Foxes were a mino ...... 940 under manager Clay Hopper.
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