The Illinois–Indiana League or Two–I League was based in

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and

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and refers the name of two different baseball circuits in

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which operated in and . The league was renamed to the Illinois-Iowa League in 1890 and 1891.

Cities represented/Teams

1889 1892

Standings & statistics

1889 Illinois–Indiana League Bloomington disbanded June 15; Decatur was dropped June 16.; Logansport disbanded and was replaced by Champaign–Urbana.
Finals: Terre Haute 4 games, Danville 0, one tie. 1892 Illinois-Indiana League
schedule
Peoria (17–8) moved to Aurora May 31; Aurora disbanded July 5; Quincy disbanded June 24; Evansville disbanded July 8; Terre Haute disbanded July 10.

Sources

Baseball Reference Encyclopedia and History
{{DEFAULTSORT:Illinois-Indiana League Defunct minor baseball leagues in the United States Baseball leagues in Illinois Baseball leagues in Indiana Sports leagues established in 1889 Sports leagues disestablished in 1892