Sacramento Senators

• Location: Sacramento, CA
• League: California League 1890-1891, 1893, 1901; Pacific Coast League 1903, California League 1904, 1908-1909; Pacific Coast League 1918-1935
• Affiliation: Brooklyn Dodgers 1935
• Ballpark: Snowflake Park 1893; Oak Park 1903, 1908-1909; Buffalo Park 1918-1921; Moreing Park 1922-1935

Team History

The first Sacramento Senators were in the California League in 1891, 1893, 1901, 1904, 1908, and 1909. The longest running Sacramento Senators joined the Pacific Coast League in 1918 and played through the 1935 season, after which they became the Sacramento Solons.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs	Notes
1890	79-61	2nd	George Ziegler / Eddie Stapleton
1891	75-73	3rd	John McCloskey / Tom McGuirk	none
1893	8-14	--	John Moore	none	Played second half only
1901	66-78	3rd	Arthur Beebe	none
1903	105-105	2nd	Charley Graham	none
1904	12-11	3rd	Maloney
1908	55-20	3rd	Bill Curtin	none
1909	19-28 (53-91 overall)	4th	Charlie Irwin / Frank Bacon	none	San Francisco moved to Sacramento July 19
1918	48-48	4th	Bill Rodgers	League suspended operations July 14
1919	85-83	4th	Bill Rodgers	none
1920	89-109	7th	Bill Rodgers	none
1921	105-80	2nd	Bill Rodgers	none
1922	76-124	8th	Charlie Pick / Mike Fitzgerald / Charlie Pick	none
1923	112-87	2nd	Charlie Pick	none
1924	88-112	8th	Charlie Pick (75-97) / Buddy Ryan (13-15)	none
1925	82-119	7th	Buddy Ryan	none
1926	99-102	5th	Buddy Ryan	none
1927	100-95	4th	Buddy Ryan	none
1928	112-79	2nd	Buddy Ryan	Lost League Finals
1929	85-117	7th	Buddy Ryan
1930	102-96	3rd	Buddy Ryan
1931	86-101	5th	Buddy Ryan
1932	101-88	3rd	Buddy Ryan (56-68) / Earl McNeely (45-20)	none
1933	96-85	4th	Earl McNeely	none
1934	79-109	7th	Earl McNeely
1935	75-100	7th	Kettle Wirts (22-37) / Earl McNeely (53-63)