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The National Baseball Congress World Series or NBC World Series is an annual collegiate and semi-pro baseball tournament held in Wichita, Kansas. Satchel Paige, Don Sutton, Tom Seaver, Ozzie Smith, Tony Gwynn, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens are just a few of the Major League Baseball stars who have played in the tournament. [1]
Jun 25, 2024 · Originally intended as a tournament for semi-professional clubs or town teams sponsored by local businesses the typical makeup of a team changed in the 1970s as most semi-professional teams folded. The teams were replaced with mainly amateur college players looking to impress Major League scouts.
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Sep 22, 2006 · The most significant sporting event in the history of Oklahoma unfolded September 12-18, 1927, the first state championship baseball tournament. The twenty-four invited teams included those from Duncan and Enid. Neither team placed in the money.
Inducted – 1975. Founder of the National Baseball Congress organization in 1935, Raymond Harry Dumont is considered on of the greatest promoters and innovators in baseball history. The NBC National Tournament was started by Dumont in 1935 and each August, brings 32 semi-pro teams to Wichita, Kansas from all over the country for a two-an-a ...
May 20, 2024 · The University of Dubuque senior right-handed pitcher turned in a pair of gems to help Zwingle capture the Epworth Tournament championship in the first semi-pro baseball event of the summer.
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During the 1930s, '40s, and '50s, some of Northern California's best semi-pro teams were from the Sacramento Valley League but only a few competed in NBC state tournaments. Often, 2nd place state finishers would make the journey to Wichita.
