1925

1925 in baseball
Japanese baseball
American League
National League
Negro Leagues
<< 1924 1926 >>

Championships, events, culture, births, and deaths that occurred in 1925.

Club competitions

Professional

Europe

• Hoofdklasse Honkbal: Quick Amsterdam

North America

• Major League Baseball
  • World Series: Pittsburgh Pirates (NL) over the Washington Senators (AL), 4 - 3 (Details)
    • American League: Washington Senators (Details)
    • National League: Pittsburgh Pirates (Details)

• Minor League Baseball
  • American Association: Louisville Colonels
  • Appalachian League: Greeneville Burley Cubs
  • Blue Ridge League: Hagerstown Hubs
  • Cotton States League: Jackson Red Sox
  • East Texas League: Paris Bearcats
  • Eastern League: Waterbury Brasscos
  • Eastern Shore League: Cambridge Canners
  • Florida State League: Tampa Smokers
  • International League: Baltimore Orioles
  • Michigan-Ontario League: Hamilton Clippers
  • Middle Atlantic League: Johnstown Johnnies
  • Mississippi Valley League: Cedar Rapids Bunnies
  • New York-Penn League: York White Roses
  • Pacific Coast League: San Francisco Seals
  • Piedmont League: Durham Bulls
  • South Atlantic Association: Spartanburg Spartans
  • Southern Association: Atlanta Crackers
  • Southwestern League: Topeka Senators
  • Texas Association: Corsicana Oilers
  • Texas League: Fort Worth Panthers
  • Three-I League: Peoria Tractors
  • Tri-State League: Jonesboro Buffaloes
  • Virginia League: Richmond Colts
  • Western Association: Ardmore Boomers
  • Western League: Des Moines Demons

• Liga Mexicana de Béisbol: 74 Regimiento de San Luis defeated the Club México in the finals, 3 - 1
• Negro Leagues
  • Negro National League: Kansas City Monarchs (Details)
  • Eastern Colored League: Hilldale (Details)
  • Negro World Series: Hilldale (ECL) over the Kansas City Monarchs (NNL), 5 - 1 (Details)

Winter Leagues

• Cuban Winter League: Almendares

Amateur

• Japan High School Baseball Federation
  • National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament: Matsuyama Commercial High School (Ehime) defeat Takamatsu Commercial High School (Kagawa), 3 - 2 in the championship (Details)
  • National High School Baseball Championship: Takamatsu Commercial High School (Kagawa) defeat Waseda Jitsugyo High School (Tokyo), 5 - 3 in the championship (Details)

Culture

Literature

• Batting, by F.C. Lane

Births

Further information: Births in 1925

Deaths

Further information: Deaths in 1925