The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
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III. Huf1a,o aad Toronto:
Another s,roaE assum-nt against
new h,k lcsxuc al this time Is that
neither the National nor American
lcaxur Ia In bad'' with the bsseiaall
public. When the American ieAxu4
wss Organised the National league
was unpopular aud tho new orsans-
rasion was able 10 attract nose tn"u
100 National Ieasuc stars TO jump
something considered Impossible al
this time. -,
Today tue two major leagues are
working together In harmony. with
the game on q wave Of general favor
The worlds serics b the biggest pop
uisr sporting oven IN tho country
and talented ball players have
strone incentive to stay IN organized
bascoall and appreciate tn. ricancss
OF the purse IN theee games.
In 1891 II would have been
possible TO buy half dozen National
league clubs for what ono would cos,
now At that time most Of the
stands were WOODEN and tic parks
wcro rented. Today nearly every
major league club owns it's own park
and most Of the stands are con
.s,ructed of coucretc and steel. II Is
tstims,cd that nearly ss.oOo.ooo ha,