The TexasâÂÂOklahoma League was a Minor League Baseball Class-D circuit that operated between and . The league formed twice, the first began in 1911 and finished in 1914, while the second was active in 1921 and 1922. League franchises were based in Oklahoma and Texas.
1911 TexasâÂÂOklahoma League<br/>schedule 1st half<br />2nd half Gainesville disbanded June 14; Lawton disbanded June 16; Altus disbanded July 18.<br /> Playoff: Wichita Falls leading Cleburne 2 games to 1, when Wichita Falls refused to continue due to an ineligible player and non-payment of gate receipts for a game in Cleburne. Cleburne was declared champion.
1912 TexasâÂÂOklahoma League<br />schedule McKinney and Greenville disbanded June 7.<br /> Playoffs: Wichita Falls was leading Ardmore 2 games to 1 when Ardmore disbanded August 1. The title was awarded to Wichita Falls.
1913 TexasâÂÂOklahoma League<br/>schedule Wichita Falls (33âÂÂ46) moved to Hugo July 7.
1914 TexasâÂÂOklahoma League<br /> schedule
Hugo and Ardmore disbanded June 11; Bonham and Sherman disbanded July 30.<br /> Playoff: Texarkana 3 games, Paris 1.
1921 TexasâÂÂOklahoma League<br />schedule Graham (5-24) moved to Mineral Wells May 27, first home game May 30.<br /> Playoff: Ardmore 4 games, Paris 4; Ardmore refused to play at Paris. Paris was named champion.
1922 TexasâÂÂOklahoma League<br /> schedule Cleburne disbanded July 22; Bonham was dropped July 22.<br /> The season was shortened to August 6 with National Association permission due to a railroad strike.