team with the best records in the second half of the season for the title. Decatur beat Terre Haute for the title 4 games to 1, with 1 tie. 1929 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Two teams with the nickname "Tractors" played in the league this season. Quincy played Canton of the Central League after the season ended and lost 4 games to 2. 1930 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League The league returned to the best record in the 1st half vs. best record in the 2nd half playoff system. Danville defeated Evansville 4 games to 2 for the title. Danville went on to play Springfield of the Central League and lead 3 games to 2 when the series was cancelled because of poor attendance. 1931 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Quincy beat Springfield 4 games to 2 for the championship. 1932 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League The teams in Bloomington and Evansville folded before the season, and the Springfield and Decatur teams folded on July 12. The Terre Haute, Peoria, Quincy, and Danville teams all folded on July 15, as did the league itself. The league was restarted in 1935, 1937–1942, and 1946–1961. Year–by–year 1935 to 1949 1935 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Playoff: Springfield 4 games, Bloomington 2. Bloomington was declared the winner when Springfield refused to replay protested final game that was upheld by the league president. 1937 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Bloomington and Terre Haute disbanded July 3, at the end of the first half. Playoff: Moline 4 games, Clinton 2. 1938 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoffs: Decatur 3 games, Springfield 2; Mobile 3 games, Evansville 1. Finals: Decatur 4 games, Moline 1. 1939 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa Leagueschedule Playoffs: Springfield 3 games, Evansville 1; Decatur 3 games, Cedar Rapids 1. Finals: Springfield 3 games, Decatur 2. 1940 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Playoffs: Cedar Rapids 3 games, Springfield 0; Decatur 3 games, Evansville 2. Finals: Cedar Rapids 3 games, Decatur 1. 1941 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League schedule Playoffs: Decatur 3 games, Evansville 2; Cedar Rapids 3 games, Springfield 1. Finals: Cedar Rapids 3 games, Decatur 2. 1942 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Playoffs: Cedar Rapids 3 games, Evansville 2; Madison 3 games, Springfield 1. Finals: Cedar Rapids 3 games, Madison 0. The league did not play in 1943, 1944 and 1945 due to World War II 1946 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Playoffs: Davenport defeated Danville in a one game playoff for first place; Evansville 3 games, Davenport 1. Terre Haute 3 games, Danville 1. Finals: Evansville 3 games, Terre Haute 0. 1947 Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Playoffs: Springfield defeated