Ned Egan

Edward Francis Egan

• Born January 13, 1878 in St. Paul, MN USA
• Died May 6, 1918 in Chicago, IL USA

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Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Playoffs
1902	Winnipeg Maroons	Northern League	37-20	1st	none League Champs
1903	Winnipeg Maroons	Northern League	65-28	1st	none League Champs
1904	Winnipeg Maroons	Northern League	35-32	--	none	replaced by R.J. Smith
1905	Keokuk Indians	Iowa State League	59-62	5th	none
1906	Burlington Pathfinders	Iowa State League	83-39	1st	none League Champs
1907	Burlington Pathfinders	Iowa State League	77-51	2nd	none
1908	Burlington Pathfinders	Central Association	83-41	2nd	none
1909	Burlington Pathfinders	Central Association	83-51	1st	none League Champs
1910	Ottumwa Packers	Central Association	80-57	2nd	none
1911	Ottumwa Speedboys	Central Association	87-41	1st	none League Champs
1912	Ottumwa Speedboys	Central Association	79-50	1st	none League Champs
1913	Ottumwa Packers	Central Association	72-54	1st	none League Champs
1914	Ottumwa Packers/Rock Island Islanders/Galesburg Pavers*	Central Association	49-79	8th	none
1915	Muscatine Muskies	Central Association	48-39	--	none	replaced by Jess Runser (15-18)
1916	Muscatine Muskies	Central Association	45-44	--		Team forfeited 34 wins
1917	Waterloo Loons	Central Association	50-42	3rd	none
Totals	16 seasons		1032-731		7 League Championships

* Ottumwa (23-47) moved to Rock Island July 17, but the NA would not allow the Central Association to move into Three-I League territory, so Rock Island (1-6) moved to Galesburg July 24

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