Cuban League

A final score from August 24, 1936 has drawn attention: the Eagles defeated the Cubans 9-5. The matchup recalls the Negro leagues era, when the Cuban Stars and Newark Eagles were prominent teams, and the box score offers a glimpse of baseball history from nearly nine decades ago. Fans of vintage baseball records are revisiting the result.

A final score from June 23, 1944 has drawn attention: the Cubans beat the Eagles 8-2 in a Cuban League baseball game. The matchup highlights the era of Caribbean winter and Negro leagues baseball, when Cuban teams featured some of the era's most prominent Latin American and Black players, and the result is being revisited as part of archived baseball records.

MLB.com's Gameday database shows a result from July 13, 1936: the Homestead Grays defeated the Cubans 8-4. The league is incorporating Negro Leagues statistics and box scores into its official records, bringing games from that era into the same digital archive as modern results. The matchup reflects the rich history of Black baseball before integration.

MLB's records show the Cuban Stars (or Cubans) defeating the Crawfords 6-3 on July 26, 1936, in a Negro league matchup now included in MLB's official Gameday archive. The listing reflects Major League Baseball's incorporation of historical Negro leagues statistics into its database, giving games like this the same status as major league results.

Records show the New York Cubans defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-4 on April 27, 1941. The result comes from MLB's historical game archive, which lists the final score and date for the matchup between the Negro league club and the American League team. Interest in such games has grown as Major League Baseball works to incorporate Negro leagues statistics into its official record books.

A final score from August 26, 1941 is drawing attention: the Boston Red Sox lost 1-6 to the Cubans, a Negro league ballclub. The archived result, surfaced on MLB's Gameday database, revives interest in the exhibition and Negro league history, including the era when white major league teams regularly faced Black and Cuban teams whose records are still being recognised today.