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The 1904 Memphis Egyptians season represented the Memphis Egyptians baseball team in the Southern Association and won their second consecutive league pennant.[1][2] The team played its games at Russwood Park.[3] The team's manager was Lew Whistler.[4] The team used a bear, Natch, as a mascot, chained to a tree in Overton Park, which led to the founding of the Memphis Zoo.[5]
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Seasons | |
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Southern pennants in bold |
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Pennant winners |
- 1901: Nashville
- 1902: Nashville
- 1903: Memphis
- 1904: Memphis
- 1905: New Orleans
- 1906: Birmingham
- 1907: Atlanta
- 1908: Nashville
- 1909: Atlanta
- 1910: New Orleans
- 1911: New Orleans
- 1912: Birmingham
- 1913: Atlanta
- 1914: Birmingham
- 1915: New Orleans
- 1916: Nashville
- 1917: Atlanta
- 1918: New Orleans
- 1919: Atlanta
- 1920: Little Rock
- 1921: Memphis
- 1922: Mobile
- 1923: New Orleans
- 1924: Memphis
- 1925 Atlanta
- 1926: New Orleans
- 1927: New Orleans
- 1928: Birmingham
- 1929: Birmingham
- 1930: Memphis
- 1931: Birmingham
- 1932: Chattanooga
- 1933: Memphis
- 1934: New Orleans
- 1935: Atlanta
- 1936: Atlanta
- 1937: Little Rock
- 1938: Atlanta
- 1939: Chattanooga
- 1940: Nashville
- 1941: Atlanta
- 1942: Little Rock
- 1943: Nashville
- 1944: Atlanta
- 1945: Atlanta
- 1946: Atlanta
- 1947: Mobile
- 1948: Nashville
- 1949: Nashville
- 1950: Atlanta
- 1951: Little Rock
- 1952: Chattanooga
- 1953: Memphis
- 1954: Atlanta
- 1955: Memphis
- 1956: Atlanta
- 1957: Atlanta
- 1958: Birmingham
- 1959: Birmingham
- 1960: Atlanta
- 1961: Chattanooga
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Playoff champions |
- 1928: Birmingham
- 1929: None held
- 1930: None held
- 1931: None held
- 1932: New Orleans
- 1933: New Orleans
- 1934: New Orleans
- 1935: Atlanta
- 1936: Birmingham
- 1937: Little Rock
- 1938: Atlanta
- 1939: Nashville
- 1940: Nashville
- 1941: Nashville
- 1942: Nashville
- 1943: Nashville
- 1944: Nashville
- 1945: Mobile
- 1946: Atlanta
- 1947: Mobile
- 1948: Birmingham
- 1949: Nashville
- 1950: Nashville
- 1951: Birmingham
- 1952: Memphis
- 1953: Nashville
- 1954: Atlanta
- 1955: Mobile
- 1956: Atlanta
- 1957: Atlanta
- 1958: Birmingham
- 1959: Mobile
- 1960: Little Rock
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