Negro American League Vs Negro National League
- 1942 Kansas City Monarchs NAL 4-0 Homestead Grays NNL
- 1943 Homestead Grays NNL 4-3 Birmingham Black Barons NAL
- 1944 Homestead Grays NNL 4-1 Birmingham Black Barons NAL
- 1945 Cleveland Buckeyes NAL 4-0 Homestead Grays NNL
- 1946 Newark Eagles NNL 4-3 Kansas City Monarchs NAL
- 1947 New York Cubans NNL 4-1 Cleveland Buckeyes NAL
- 1948 Homestead Grays NNL 4-1 Birmingham Black Barons NAL
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