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Seaview, representing the American League of the 1920s, finished in a tie for first place in the American Century League with Tri-Cities ('90s), but won the first two-games of a best-of-three playoff to advance to the championship showdown. The Artisans were led by the slugging exploits of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, who powered the club into the playoffs. Gehrig was named player of the week the final two weeks of the regular season. He and Ruth will be fighting it out for MVP; Gehrig batted .311 with 58 home runs, 148 RBI, and scored 130 runs. Ruth hit .306 and crashed 74 homers, drove in 161 and scored 151. No wonder they led the league in scoring with 835 runs. Carl Mays won 17 games and Stan Coveleski 15.

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Fremont, an expansion team in the Century League this season representing the National League of the 1990s, coasted to the NCL pennant with 100 victories, finishing six games ahead of second place Woodinville. The Rockets enjoyed a week off while the ACL crown was sorted out.

The Rockets did it all. They led the NCL with a 3.96 team ERA, more than half a run better than the next nearest club, and they finished second in scoring, touching the plate just three fewer times than did Woodinville. Fremont slugged 301 home runs, led by Barry Bonds, who hit 44, and Sammy Sosa, who had 41. Tom Glavine led the club in wins with an 18-7 mark and led the league with a 3.23 ERA. Greg Maddux was 17-8 and John Smoltz 17-9.

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