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Championships, events, culture, births, and deaths that occurred in 1920.
Club competitions[edit]
Professional[edit]
North America[edit]
- Major League Baseball
- World Series: Cleveland Indians (AL) over the Brooklyn Robins (NL), 5 - 2 (Details)
- Minor League Baseball
- American Association: St. Paul Saints
- Blue Ridge League: Hagerstown Champs
- Central League: Grand Rapids Joshers
- Eastern League: New Haven Weissmen
- Florida State League: Tampa Smokers
- Georgia State League: Carrolton
- International League: Baltimore Orioles
- Louisiana State League: Oakdale Lumberjacks
- Michigan-Ontario League: London Tecumsehs
- Pacific Coast International League: Victoria Islanders
- Pacific Coast League: Vernon Tigers
- Piedmont League: Greensboro Patriots
- South Atlantic Association: Columbia Comers
- South Dakota League: Mitchell Kernels
- Southern Association: Little Rock Travelers
- Texas League: Fort Worth Panthers
- Three-I League: Bloomington Bloomers
- Virginia League: Portsmouth Truckers
- West Texas League: Abilene Eagles
- Western Association: Okmulgee Drillers
- Western Canada League: Calgary Bronchos
- Western League: Tulsa Oilers
- Negro Leagues
Winter Leagues[edit]
Amateur[edit]
- Japan High School Baseball Federation
- National High School Baseball Championship: Kansai Gakuin Central High School (Hyogo) defeat Keio Futsubu High School (Tokyo), 17 - 0 in the championship (Details)
Events[edit]
Culture[edit]
Literature[edit]
- The Redheaded Outfield and Other Baseball Stories, by Zane Grey
Song[edit]
Film[edit]
Births[edit]
Deaths[edit]
- Further information: Deaths in 1920
Further Reading[edit]
- Mike Sowell: The Pitch that Killed: The Story of Carl Mays, Ray Chapman and the Pennant Race of 1920, Ivan R. Dee Publisher, Chicago, IL, 2004. (Originally published in 1989).
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