Cities Represented 1928-1938
- Beatrice, NE: Beatrice Blues 1928; Beatrice Blues 1932-1938
- Fairbury, NE: Fairbury Jeffersons 1928-1930 ; Fairbury Jeffs 1936, 1937
- Grand Island, NE: Grand Island Champs 1928; Grand Island Islanders 1929-1932; Grand Island Red Birds 1937; Grand Island Cardinals 1938
- Lincoln, NE: Lincoln Links 1928-1935; Lincoln Red Links 1936; Lincoln Links 1938
- McCook, NE: McCook Generals 1928-1932
- Mitchell, SD: Mitchell Kernels 1936-1937
- Norfolk, NE: Norfolk Elkhorns 1928-1932; Norfolk Elks 1933; Norfolk Elkhorns 1934-1935; Norfolk Elks 1936-1937; Norfolk Elkhorns 1938
- North Platte, NE: North Platte Buffaloes 1928-1932
- Norton, KS: Norton Jayhawks 1929-1930
- Sioux City, IA: Sioux City Cowboys 1938
- Sioux Falls, SD: Sioux Falls Canaries 1933-1938
- York, NE: York Dukes 1928-1931
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