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New York will be Five-Team City; UBA Announces Franchises
NEW YORK, NY. February 25, 1912 - The Trolley Dodgers, Highlanders, and Giants will have two new neighbors starting in April.
The United Baseball Association, the new joint venture between the Federal and United Leagues, held a massive press conference today. In attendance for the Federal League were: James Gilmore, Commissioner; Harry Goldman, of Baltimore; Robert Ward, of Brooklyn; Walter Mullen, of Buffalo; Charles Weeghman, of Chicago; S.S. Gordon, of Kansas City; Harry Sinclair, of Indianapolis; William Kerr, of Pittsburgh; and Phil Ball of St. Louis.
For the United League: William Witman, Commissioner and owner of Philadelphia; Jack O'Connor, of Chicago; W.L. Murphy, of Cleveland; Frederick Holland, of Cincinnati; Charles White, of New York; E.C. Landgraf, of Richmond; and Hugh McKinnon, of Washington, D.C.
Also announced was the new 154 game schedule which starts on April 6th.
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