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1939 Chicago Cubs 1939 Chicago Cubs
1938/1940
Record 84-70 .545
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Standings 4th in the NL (13 games back)
Pythagorean 82-72, 82-72, 82-72
Runs (S/A) 724 / 678
BallparkWrigley Field
Park FactorsBatting: 102 / Pitching: 101
Attendance726,663 (3rd) (5th)
Payroll$292,178 (3rd)
Spring TrainingCatalina Island, California
ManagerGabby Hartnett
CoachRed Corriden Sr.
ExecutivesPresident: Phillip Wrigley, General Manager: Charles Weber
Minor Leagues(AA) Los Angeles Angels, (AA) Milwaukee Brewers, (B) Moline Plow Boys, (B) Bloomington Bloomers, (C) St. Joseph Angels, (D) Sioux Falls Canaries, (D) Eau Claire Bears, (D) Hopkinsville Hoppers, (D) Bisbee Bees
Radio (WGN) Bob Elson, Charley Grimm, John Harrington, Lew Fonseca, Pat Flanagan

The 1939 Chicago Cubs went 84-70 and finished 4th in the National League. The Cubs drew 726,663 to Wrigley Field. Stan Hack, Billy Herman and Bill Lee made the All-Star team.

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