Clipping:How the Philadelphia Club treats its players; its condition
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Date | Sunday, July 25, 1875 |
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Text | A St. Louis paper contains the following: “The rumor that Bradley and Miller have been engaged to pitch and catch for the Philadelphias next season is hardly credible. They have been well treated in St. Louis, and are aware that the club with which they are now connected has been established for all time; while it is not unlikely that the Pearls may disband at any moment. The gamblers who back the Philadelphia nine are noted for their shabby treatment of the players when the game does not go their way. The expulsion of Radcliffe in 1874, and the abuse of Fisher this year, go to substantiate this fact. |
Source | New York Sunday Mercury |
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Submitted by | Richard Hershberger |
Origin | Initial Hershberger Clippings |
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