1885

• Guelph, ON: Guelph Maple Leafs
• Hamilton, ON: Hamilton Clippers
• Hamilton, ON: Hamilton Primroses
• London, ON: London Cockneys
• Toronto, ON: Toronto Torontos

1899

• Chatham, Ontario (ON): Chatham Reds
• Guelph, ON: Guelph Maple Leafs
• Hamilton, ON: Hamilton Blackbirds
• London, ON: London Cockneys
• St. Thomas, ON: St. Thomas Saints
• Stratford, ON: Stratford
• Woodstock, ON: Woodstock

1899 Canadian League
Secretary: Cal Davis

#Stratford (5–20) moved to Woodstock June 8.
##Chatham and St. Thomas disbanded July 4.

Home Runs, four players tied with 5.

1905

• Brantford, ON: Brantford Indians
• Ingersoll, ON: Ingersoll
• St. Thomas, ON: St. Thomas Saints
• Simcoe, ON: Simcoe
• Woodstock, ON: Woodstock Maroons

1905 D Canadian League
President: NA

#Simcoe disbanded around July 15.
No Individual Statistics Available.

1911–1915

• Berlin, ON: Berlin Green Sox 1911; Berlin Busy Bees 1912–1913
• Brantford, ON: Brantford Red Sox 1911–1915
• Erie, PA: Erie Yankees 1914
• Guelph, ON: Guelph Maple Leafs 1911–1913; Guelph Maple Leafs 1915
• Hamilton, ON: Hamilton Kolts 1911–1912; Hamilton Hams 1913–1915
• London, ON: London Cockneys 1911; London Tecumsehs 1912–1915
• Ottawa, ON: Ottawa Senators 1912–1915
• Peterborough, ON: Peterborough White Caps 1912; Peterborough Petes 1913–1914
• St. Thomas, ON: St. Thomas Saints 1911–1915
• Toronto, ON: Toronto Beavers 1914

1911 D Canadian League
President: Donald Ferguson

No Playoffs Scheduled.

1912 C Canadian League
President: J. P. Fitzgerald

No Playoffs Scheduled.

1913 C Canadian League
President: J. P. Fitzgerald

No Playoffs Scheduled.

1914 B Canadian League
President: J. P. Fitzgerald

No Playoffs Scheduled.

1915 B Canadian League
President: J. P. Fitzgerald

No Playoffs Scheduled.