Century Baseball League (CBL) has 2 openings!

HFBL · 06-23-2003, 09:10 AM

The Century Baseball League has 2 openings. The St. Louis Cardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers (St. Louis Browns). The former owners resigned due to time constraints, we wish them well.

The CBL started in 1901 and is getting ready to start the 1902 season. We started with historical rosters, adding minor leagues to fill. For the 1902 season I have added Negro League players to the roster, some of the older ones as Free Agents and the younger ones in the Amateur Pool. We will be including real players, including Negro League players to the Ammy pool every year. The 1902 Ammy Draft contains stars such as Hall of Famers Addie Joss and Rube Foster.

We sim 3 days per week with the All-Star Game and Playoffs live via AIM. We also have live ammy drafts via AIM.

Century Baseball League Site
Please click on the Century Baseball League logo, go to the forums and fill out ownership application.

Thank you,

Bill Hall
Century Baseball League Commissioner

06-23-2003, 09:10 AM	#1
HFBL Minors (Double A) Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 127	Century Baseball League (CBL) has 2 openings! The Century Baseball League has 2 openings. The St. Louis Cardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers (St. Louis Browns). The former owners resigned due to time constraints, we wish them well. The CBL started in 1901 and is getting ready to start the 1902 season. We started with historical rosters, adding minor leagues to fill. For the 1902 season I have added Negro League players to the roster, some of the older ones as Free Agents and the younger ones in the Amateur Pool. We will be including real players, including Negro League players to the Ammy pool every year. The 1902 Ammy Draft contains stars such as Hall of Famers Addie Joss and Rube Foster. We sim 3 days per week with the All-Star Game and Playoffs live via AIM. We also have live ammy drafts via AIM. Century Baseball League Site Please click on the Century Baseball League logo, go to the forums and fill out ownership application. Thank you, Bill Hall Century Baseball League Commissioner