The 1938 baseball season has come to a close, and the Chicago Chiefs and Brooklyn Kings have emerged as the titans of the Federal and Continental Associations, respectively. Let's dive into the thrilling action and notable achievements from this year's competition.
In the Federal Association, the Chicago Chiefs dominated the league with an impressive record of 102 wins and 52 losses, leaving their competitors in their wake. The Detroit Dynamos put up a valiant fight, finishing with a solid record of 94 wins and 60 losses, eight games behind the Chiefs. The Pittsburgh Miners and St. Louis Pioneers secured respectable positions, while the Boston Minutemen, Philadelphia Keystones, New York Gothams, and Washington Eagles encountered more challenging seasons.
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! The Brooklyn Kings have broken the shackles of heartbreak and risen to claim the crown in the 1937 baseball season! After years of near-misses and bitter disappointments, the Kings have emerged triumphant, ending the so-called "Curse of Ferdinand Hawkins" in a blaze of glory!
Let us rewind to the Federal Association, where the Pittsburgh Miners fought their way to the top of a tightly contested pennant race. In a league where six of the eight clubs finished above .500, the Miners stood tall with a record of 87 wins and 67 losses. Right on their heels were the Philadelphia Keystones, just two games behind, followed closely by the Chicago Chiefs and St. Louis Pioneers, trailing by four and five games, respectively. The Boston Minutemen and Washington Eagles fought valiantly, finishing within six games of the top, while the Detroit Dynamos and New York Gothams had a challenging season.