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1955 Chicago Cubs 1955 Chicago Cubs
1954/1956
Record 72-81 .471
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Standings 6th in the NL (26 games back)
Pythagorean 67-86, 67-86, 67-86
Runs (S/A) 626 / 713
BallparkWrigley Field
Park FactorsBatting: 100 / Pitching: 101
Attendance875,800 (4th) (10th)
Payroll$303,000 (10th)
Spring TrainingMesa, Arizona (Rendezvous Park)
ManagerStan Hack
CoachesBob Scheffing, Dutch Leonard, Ray Blades, Ray Hayworth
ExecutivesPresident: Phillip Wrigley, General Manager: Wid Mathews
Minor Leagues(AAA) Los Angeles Angels, (AA) Macon Peaches, (A) Des Moines Bruins, (B) Burlington Bees, (C) Magic Valley Cowboys, (C) Lafayette Oilers, (C) Vicksburg Hill Billies, (D) Gainesville Owls, (D) Paris Lakers
Radio (WIND) Bert Wilson, Gene Elston, Jack Quinlan
TV (WGN) , Harry Creighton, Jack Brickhouse

The 1955 Chicago Cubs went 72-81 and finished 6th in the National League. The Cubs drew 875,800 to Wrigley Field. Gene Baker, Ernie Banks, Randy Jackson and Sam Jones made the All-Star team.

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