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S. W. Anderson
Playing career
1919–1922	Chattanooga Lookouts
1920	Bartow Polkers
1924–1925	Memphis Chickasaws
1925–1926	Chattanooga Lookouts
1927	Wilkes-Barre Barons
1927	Mobile Bears
1928–1930	Williamsport Grays
1931	Norfolk Tars
1931	Charleston Senators

Position(s)	First baseman/Third baseman
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1948–1952	Tennessee

Head coaching record
Overall	49–51–1
Accomplishments and honors
Awards
SEC Coach of the Year (1951)

Cyrus S. W. Anderson is a former American college baseball coach. Anderson coached the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team from 1948 to 1952, leading the Volunteers to a runner-up finish in the 1951 College World Series.

Playing career

Anderson enjoyed a 12-year career in professional baseball. He spent the 1924 season with the Memphis Chickasaws, who would win 104 games.

Statistics overview
Season	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason
Tennessee Volunteers (Southeastern Conference) (1948–1952)
1948	Tennessee	4–18–1	3–16–1	12th
1949	Tennessee	6–12	5–9	10th
1950	Tennessee	8–9	7–9	7th
1951	Tennessee	20–3	16–1	1st	College World Series
1952	Tennessee	11–9	11–7	4th
Tennessee:		49–51–1	42–42–1
Total:		49–51–1
National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion

"2019 Tennessee Volunteers baseball media guide" (PDF). www.utsports.com. University of Tennessee. Retrieved May 30, 2019.
"48. 1924 Memphis Chicks". www.milb.com. Minor League Baseball. Retrieved May 30, 2019.

v t e Tennessee Volunteers head baseball coaches
D. Aydelott (1897) A. J. Greer (1898) W. R. Harrison (1899) T. R. Cornick (1900) No team (1901) William H. Newman (1902) Frank Moffett (1903–1905) James DePree (1906) Frank Moffett (1907–1910) Zora G. Clevenger (1911–1916) John R. Bender (1917) Frank Moffett (1918–1919) John R. Bender (1920) M. B. Banks (1921–1926) William S. Harkness (1927–1931) No team (1932–1938) John Mauer (1939–1942) No team (1943–1946) Ike Peel (1947) S. W. Anderson (1948–1952) Bernard O'Neil (1953–1957) George Cafego (1958–1962) Bill Wright (1963–1981) John Whited (1982–1987) Ronnie Osborne (1987) Mark Connor (1988–1989) Rod Delmonico (1990–2007) Todd Raleigh (2008–2011) Dave Serrano (2012–2017) Tony Vitello (2018–present)

v t e Southeastern Conference Baseball Coach of the Year
1933: White 1934: Whitworth 1935: Campbell 1936: Campbell 1937: Morgan 1938: Campbell 1939: Rabenhorst 1940: Campbell 1941: Campbell 1942: Campbell 1943: Swanson 1944: No Award 1945: No Award 1946: Rabenhorst 1947: Campbell 1948: Patty 1949: Patty 1949: Campbell 1951: Anderson 1952: Fuller 1953: Whatley 1954: Whatley 1955: Campbell 1956: Fuller 1957: Pittard 1958: Connally 1959: Swayze 1960: Swayze 1961: Didier 1962: Fuller 1963: Nix 1964: Swayze 1965: Gregory 1966: Gregory 1967: Nix 1968: Sewell 1969: Swayze 1970: Gregory 1971: Gregory 1972: Gibbs 1973: Schmittou 1974: Schmittou 1975: Smith 1976: Nix 1977: Gibbs 1978: Nix 1979: Polk 1980: Mewbourne 1981: Rhine 1982: Rhine 1983: Shollenberger 1984: Arnold 1985: Polk 1986: Bertman 1987: Webber 1988: Arnold 1989: Polk 1990: Bertman 1991: Bertman 1992: Bertman 1993: Bertman 1994: Delmonico 1995: Delmonico 1996: Bertman, Lopez & Wells 1997: Bertman 1998: Tanner 1999: DeBriyn 2000: Tanner 2001: Polk 2002: Wells 2003: Laval 2004: Van Horn & Perno 2005: McMahon 2006: Cohen 2007: Corbin 2008: Perno 2009: Mainieri 2010: O'Sullivan 2011: Tanner 2012: Henderson 2013: Corbin 2014: O'Sullivan 2015: Mainieri 2016: Cohen 2017: Mingione 2018: O'Sullivan 2019: Corbin 2020: Not awarded 2021: Van Horn 2022: Vitello 2023: Van Horn 2024: Minigone