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What a stupendous humbug the national agreement is, anyhow! Here is St. Louis with two rival clubs, and the entire local base ball patronage anxious to see them play a series of games, but because one organisation is a subscriber to the national agreement they can not meet. As a result both clubs are prevented from making large amounts of money for their management. This condition will not last. Next year St. Louis will have two first-class clubs, and they will play against each other. It can not only support two first-class clubs, but local games alone will make them highly prosperous.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat, July 29, 1884
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