1992 National Baseball Congress World Series

The 1992 National Baseball Congress World Series was won by the Midlothian White Sox of the Northern Illinois League. The White Sox beat the Liberal BeeJays in the final by a score of 21-1, hitting seven home runs in the game including grand slams by Mike Kane and Dick Canan. They hit 27 in the tournament, one short of the NBC record. It is the biggest margin of victory in the history of the NBC championship game.

It was the White Sox first (and only) NBC championship and in turn become the first team from Illinois to win the tournament.

Midlothian catcher Mike Kane, a former Boston Red Sox minor leaguer, was named MVP of the Wichita, KS tournament.

NBC World Series Final

Midlothian White Sox 21-1 Liberal BeeJays

Final Standings

Team	Record
Midlothian White Sox	7-1
Liberal BeeJays	6-2
Anchorage Glacier Pilots	5-2
Wichita Broncos	5-2
Maupintour Travellers (KS)	4-2
Seattle Studs	4-2
Arab Independents (AL)	3-2
Dallas Sharps Hardware	3-2
Los Angeles Valley Rangers	3-2
Santa Maria Indians	3-2
Cape Girardeau Capahas	2-2
Crestwood Panthers (IL)	2-2
Hays Larks	2-2
Jackson Superior Bolt (MS)	2-2
Maitland Braves (FL)	2-2
Orange County Twins (CA)	2-2
LaGrange Demons (TX)	1-2
Beatrice Bruins (NE)	1-2
Evansville Outlaws (IN)	1-2
Elkhart Dusters (KS)	1-2
Peninsula Oilers	1-2
Warner Robins Jets (GA)	1-2
South Florida Huskies	1-2
San Bernardino Indians (CA)	1-2
Wichita Autolifters	0-2
Fort Worth Jays (TX)	0-2
LaFayette Legends (CA)	0-2
St. Louis Sotolar Pointers	0-2
Hartselle Expos (AL)	0-2
New Ulm Firemen (TX)	0-2
Greensboro Brewers (NC)	0-2
Valdosta Red Sox (GA)	0-2