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Spaldings Official Baseball Guide |
In preparing this issue of SPALDING'S OFFICIAL BASE BALL GUIDE for
the season of 1913, it has occurred to the Editor that the season of
1912, and the period which followed its completion, have been filled,
with a great deal of unusual and uncommon vicissitude. In the
first place the personnel of the National League, the oldest Base Ball
organization in the world, has been greatly changed by reason of death
and purchase of one franchise. New owners have brought new faces
into the game, and when the National League starts on this year's
campaign there will be some younger but equally as ambitious men at the
heads of some of the clubs. The players have effected an
organization. That, too, is an incident of interest, for it is
well within the memory of the Base Ball "fans" of this day what
happened when another organization was perfected in the past. For
this organization it may be said that the members promise that it will
be their object to bring about better deportment on the part of their
own associates and that they will work their best for the advancement
of Base Ball from a professional standpoint. If they do this they
will be of benefit to the sport. If they work from selfish
motives it is inevitable that eventually there will be a clash, as
there was in the past. Read More
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