Illinois–Indiana League

The Illinois–Indiana League or Two-I League was based in Illinois and Indiana and refers the name of two different baseball circuits in Minor league baseball which operated in 1889 and 1892.

1889

Cities represented/Teams

* Bloomington, Indiana	Bloomington Blues
* Danville, Indiana	Danville Browns
* Decatur, Illinois	Decatur
* Lafayette, Indiana	Lafayette
* Logansport, Indiana/Champaign-Urbana, Illinois	Logansport/Champaign-Urbana Clippers
* Terre Haute, Indiana	Terre Haute

1892

Cities represented/Teams

* Aurora, Illinois/Peoria, Illinois	Aurora Indians/Peoria Distillers
* Evansville, Indiana	Evansville
* Jacksonville, Illinois	Jacksonville
* Joliet, Illinois	Joliet Convicts
* Quincy, Indiana	Quincy Ravens
* Rock Island, Illinois/Moline, Illinois	Rock Island-Moline Twins
* Rockford, Illinois	Rockford Hustlers
* Terre Haute, Indiana	Terre Haute Hottentots

Sources

Baseball Reference Encyclopedia and History

Professional baseball leagues

Americas

Major

Major League Baseball
- American League
- National League

Minor

Triple-A	International League Mexican League Pacific Coast League

Double-A	Eastern League Southern League Texas League

Class A Advanced	California League Carolina League Florida State League

Class A	Midwest League South Atlantic League

Class A Short-Season	New York–Penn League Northwest League

Rookie Advanced	Appalachian League Pioneer League

Rookie	Arizona League Dominican Summer League Gulf Coast League Venezuelan Summer League

Independent

Off-season

MLB-affiliated	Arizona Fall League Dominican Professional Baseball League Liga Paralela Mexican Pacific League Puerto Rico Baseball League Venezuelan Professional Baseball League

Independent	Colombian Professional Baseball League Nicaraguan Professional Baseball League Panamanian Professional Baseball League Veracruz Winter League

Defunct
Major Leagues

Asia

China

Major	China Baseball League

Japan

Major	Nippon Professional Baseball Central League Pacific League

Minor	Eastern League Western League

Off-season	Miyazaki Phoenix League

Independent	Baseball Challenge League Shikoku Island League Plus

Women's	Japan Women's Baseball League

South Korea

Major	KBO League

Minor	KBO Futures League

Taiwan

Major: Chinese Professional Baseball League
Minor: Popcorn League

Europe

Euro

Euro League Baseball

Italy

Major	Italian Baseball League 1D

Minor	Italian Baseball League 2D

Netherlands

Major	Honkbal Hoofdklasse

Minor	Honkbal Overgangsklasse

Rookie	Honkbal Rookie League

Oceania

Australia

MLB-affiliated:	Australian Baseball League

Inter-league and Professional National Team Championships

Asia Series Caribbean Series Triple-A Baseball National Championship Game World Baseball Classic

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