Editing Negro league baseball (section)

===Colored and Negro World Series===
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The NNL(I) and ECL champions met in a World Series, usually referred to as the "Colored World Series", from 1924 to 1927 ([[1924 Colored World Series|1924]], [[1925 Colored World Series|1925]], [[1926 Colored World Series|1926]], [[1927 Colored World Series|1927]]).

The NNL(II) and NAL also met in a World Series, usually referred to as the "Negro World Series" from 1942 to 1948 ([[1942 Negro World Series|1942]], [[1943 Negro World Series|1943]], [[1944 Negro World Series|1944]], [[1945 Negro World Series|1945]], [[1946 Negro World Series|1946]], [[1947 Negro World Series|1947]], [[1948 Negro World Series|1948]]).

Five of those years with a World Series at the end also saw a "Championship Series" played to determine the pennant winner that went to the Series. In years without a World Series, leagues would either award a championship to the team that had the best record/percentage at the end of the year or had a "Championship Series" to determine the winner between first half and second half champions. Eleven seasons exist with a postseason series held to determine a pennant winner, although one (1936) was not completed.