Waterloo in a playoff for third place; Danville 3 games, Springfield 2; Waterloo 3 games, Terre Haute 0. Finals: Waterloo 4 games, Danville 1. 1948 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoffs: Terre Haute 3 games, Danville 2. Evansville 3 games, Quincy 2. Finals: Evansville 4 games, Terre Haute 0. 1949 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoffs: Evansville 3 games, Terre Haute 2; Davenport 3 games, Waterloo 2. Finals: Davenport 3 games, Evansville 0. Year-by-year 1950 to 1961 1950 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League1950 Three-I League schedule Playoffs: Terre Haute 3 games, Quincy 0; Danville 3 games, Waterloo 0. Finals: Terre Haute 3 games, Danville 1. 1951 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoffs: Quincy 3 games, Terre Haute 1; Cedar Rapids 3 games, Evansville 2. Finals: Quincy 3 games, Cedar Rapids 2. 1952 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League schedule Playoffs: Evansville 3 games, Burlington 2; Terre Haute 3 games, Waterloo 0. Finals: Terre Haute 3 games, Evansville 1. 1953 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoffs: Evansville 3 games, Terre Haute 2; Quincy 3 games, Waterloo 1. Finals: Quincy 3 games, Evansville 0. 1954 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League schedule Playoffs: Peoria 3 games, Evansville 1; Quincy 3 games, Keokuk 1. Finals: Quincy 3 games, Peoria 0. 1955 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League schedule Playoffs: Keokuk 3 games, Peoria 0; Burlington 3 games, Waterloo 1. Finals: Keokuk 3 games, Burlington 1. 1956 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League schedule Terre Haute disbanded July 3. Playoffs: None Scheduled 1957 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoffs: None Scheduled 1958 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League - schedule Rochester (20—37) moved to Winona June 29. Playoff: Cedar Rapids 3 games, Davenport 2. 1959 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League schedule Playoff: Green Bay 3 games, Des Moines 1. 1960 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoff: None Scheduled 1961 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoff: None Scheduled Baseball Hall of Fame alumni Luis Aparicio, 1954 Waterloo White Hawks Lou Boudreau, 1938 Cedar Rapids Raiders Mordecai Brown, 1901 Terre Haute Hottentots; 1919–1920 Terre Haute Browns Jim Bunning, 1951 Davenport Tigers Red Faber, 1909–1910 Dubuque Dubs Warren Giles, 1920–1921 Moline Plowboys Hank Greenberg, 1931 Evansville Hubs Burleigh Grimes, 1935 Bloomington Bloomers Whitey Herzog, 1952 Quincy Gems Carl Hubbell, 1927 Decatur Commodores Chuck Klein, 1927 Evansville Hubs Tony Lazzeri, 1923 Peoria Tractors Joe McGinnity, 1922 Danville Veterans Red Ruffing, 1923 Danville Veterans Warren Spahn, 1941 Evansville Bees Earl Weaver, 1960–1961 Fox Cities Foxes Billy Williams, 1958 Burlington Bees also: Milo Hamilton, 1950–1951 Davenport Tigers Announcer, Ford C. Frick Award Tony Kubek, 1955 Quincy Gems, Ford C. Frick Award Bob Uecker, 1957, Evansville Braves, Ford C. Frick Award Three-I Most Valuable Players 1961 Tommy Harper,