1940 National Baseball Congress World Series
The 1940 National Baseball Congress World Series champions were the Champlin Refiners. The Refiners beat the Mount Pleasant Cubs in the final 5-1. It was the second championship for the club, who also won in 1937 under the name Eason Oilers. Mt. Pleasant lost their second straight final.
Champlin pitcher Vance Cauble, a five year minor league veteran, was named MVP of the Wichita, KS tournament.
NBC World Series Final[edit]
Champlin Refiners 5-1 Mount Pleasant Cubs (TX)
Final Top 10 Teams[edit]
- 1. Champlin Refiners
- 2. Mount Pleasant Cubs (TX)
- 3. Houston Grand Prize
- 4. Sanford Spinners (NC)
- 5. Chicago Palmer House
- 6. Halliburton Cementers
- 7. Natrona Dunn-Bart (PA)
- 8. Worcester Norton Abrasives (MA)
- 9. Wichita Stearman (KS)
- 10.Bona Allen Shoemakers
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