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Atlanta Black Crackers, 1938
Atlantic City Bacharach Giants, 1926
Baltimore Black Sox , 1929
Baltimore Elite Giants, 1942
Birmingham Black Barons
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Chicago American Giants
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Chicago Leland Giants, 1910,
Cleveland Buckeyes 1945
Detroit Stars, 1930
Hilldale Daisies, 1925
Harrisburg Giants, 1925
Homestead Grays
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Indianapolis ABC's, 1916
Kansas City Monarchs
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Memphis Red Sox, 1938
Newark Eagles
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New York Lincoln Giants
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New York Cubans, 1947
Philadelphia Stars, 1934
Pittsburgh Crawfords
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St. Louis Stars, 1930
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Under veteran manager Winfield "Gus" Welch, the Black Barons won consecutive Negro American League pennants in 1943-44, but lost the ensuing World Series to the Homestead Grays each time.
In the former year, Piper Davis and Tommy Sampson formed a smooth doubleplay combination and also supplied some offensive punch to complement cleanup hitter Lester Lockett's output.
A balanced pitching staff included John Markham, Alred Saylor and Gready McKinnis.
The Black Barons won the first-half title and defeated the Chicago-American Giants in the league play-offs, before losing to the Grays in a seven-game World Series.