Pittsburgh Gazette Times, March 22, 1913:
Read More...William T. McCullough of Pittsburgh was in conference with President Powers of the Federal Baseball League today. He stated that an investigation by the United States government would be asked within a short time in Congress…It is claimed that organized baseball is a trust and should be investigated under the Sherman anti-trust law.
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Federal League officials say that they have plenty of money behind them and will start the biggest war in the history ...
Ogden Evening Standard, March 8, 1913:
The Federal Baseball league, with six clubs already assured, will be christened today at Indianapolis. The league…will be composed of Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, Indianapolis, Cleveland and Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Milwaukee and Kansas City are seeking franchises.
Oh, sure, like this “Federal League” could ever actually get through a season or sign star players.
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