Playoffs, the Winnipeg Buffaloes defeated Minot 3 games to 0. Baseball Hall of Fame member Satchel Paige pitched two games for the 1950, Minot Mallards. After arriving late to a 1950 game due to a bus accident, the Minot catcher had a discussion with the starting pitcher Satchel Paige, "When the National Anthem ended, I asked Paige if he would like to warm up. He replied that he been warmed up since 1936 when he pitched for the Bismarck, North Dakota team." The Minot Mallards of the Manitoba–Dakota League ended the 1951 season with a record of 32–32. The Mallards placed 3rd in the Manitoba–Dakota League regular season standings. Otto Huber was the 1951 manager. In the Playoffs, the Winnipeg Buffaloes again defeated Minot 4 games to 3. The 1952 Minot Mallards won the Manitoba–Dakota League Championship, their first of four consecutive championships under manager Clifton McLean. The Minot Mallards ended the 1952 season with a record of 32–22 to finish 1st in the Manitoba–Dakota League regular season standings. In the Playoffs, the Minot Mallards swept the Brandon Greys in 4 games. In the 1952 Finals, Minot defeated the Carman Cardinals 4 games to 1. In 1953, the Minot Mallards defended their Manitoba–Dakota League Championship. Minot ended the 1953 regular season with a record of 43–31, placing 1st in the Manitoba–Dakota League standings under manager Ed Albosta. In the Playoffs, Minot defeated the Brandon Greys 2 games to 0 in a Tiebreaker. Minot then defeated the Winnipeg Royals 4 games to 2. In the 1953 Finals, the Minot Mallards defeated the Brandon Greys 4 games to 2. Minot continued their Championship run in 1954, as the Mallards won their third consecutive Manitoba–Dakota League championship. The Mallards placed 1st in the regular season with a record of 47–21, playing under manager Clifton McLean. In the Playoffs, the Minot Mallards defeated the Carman Cardinals 4 games to 3. In the 1954 Finals, Minot defeated the Brandon Greys 4 games to 2. The 1955 season saw the Minot Mallards capture their 4th consecutive Manitoba–Dakota League championship. The Mallards ended the 1955 regular season with a record of 38–40, placing 3rd in the standings. Clifton McLean served again as manager. In the 1955 Playoffs, the Minot Mallards defeated the Williston Oilers 4 games to 2. In the Finals, Minot swept the Dickinson Packers in 4 games. Minot lost in the 1956 Manitoba–Dakota League Finals.