- Source: 1948 Amateur World Series
The 1948 Amateur World Series was the 10th Amateur World Series. It was held in Managua, Nicaragua from November 20 through December 12, 1948.
Participants
The usually-powerful Cubans did not field a squad; in the wake of the integration of organized baseball, many top Cuban amateurs had been signed by Major League Baseball teams that had previously refused to sign the darker-skinned Cubans.
Venezuela also did not send its national team, due to strained relations between the Venezuelan government, led by Rómulo Gallegos, and Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza García. Somoza accused the Venezuelan government of promoting revolutionary groups in Central America. The democratically-elected Gallegos would be removed from power in a military coup on Nov. 24, 1948, midway through the tournament).
Tournament summary
After Nicaragua lost a game against Mexico, Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza fired the team's Cuban maanger, Juan Ealo, and took over the reigns of the team himself. However, the team still limped to a dismal 1–6 record.
Final standings
References
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- 1948 Amateur World Series
- Baseball World Cup
- 1950 Amateur World Series
- 1941 Amateur World Series
- Juan Ealo
- 1945 Amateur World Series
- 1940 Amateur World Series
- 1938 Amateur World Series
- 1944 Amateur World Series
- 1939 Amateur World Series
