Known Champions
The NYPFL's championship games were mostly held in Buffalo, New York, either at the International Fair Association Grounds or at Buffalo Baseball Park. The games were generally held on Thanksgiving.
- 1908: Buffalo Oakdales 7-2-2
- 1909: Buffalo Oakdales 5-1-0
- 1910: Buffalo Cazenovias 9-1-1
- 1911: Buffalo Cazenovias 6-0-1
- 1912: records incomplete
- 1913: Lancaster 8-0-1
- 1914: All-Lancaster 6-0-1
- 1915: Rochester Jeffersons 3-1-3 (records incomplete)
- 1916: Rochester Jeffersons
- 1917: All-Tonawanda, def. Rochester Jeffersons 9-7
- 1918: Buffalo Niagaras.
- Due to war and flu concerns in 1918, Buffalo played a six-game schedule (all wins) only in its own city. The Jeffersons continued operating, including a game against the Detroit Heralds and one game against a local squad, but never challenged Buffalo to a title match.
- 1919: See below
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