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| | BallParkWatch - Northern League |
 | | The league was very unstable at that time: the Little Falls franchise never got off the ground, which meant that the other members of the league were forced to play with season with gaps in their schedules. |
 | | The Class C Northern League in 1938 brought stability to professional baseball in the Upper Midwest with six teams: Duluth Dukes, Eau Claire Bears, Fargo-Moorhead Twins, Grand Forks Chiefs, Superior Blues, and Winnipeg Goldeyes. |
 | | By 1946, the United States was in the midst of a post-war optimism, and the Northern League reflected that optimism by expanding by two teams: the Aberdeen (S.D.) Pheasants and the St. Cloud Rox. |
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