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Date	Sunday, September 26, 1880
Text	In reply to numerous inquiries as to whether or not Boston will be represented in the league next year, The Herald will say that the directors of the club are now considering the matter, and are strongly inclined to go ahead; but it will, in a great measure, depend on the spirit shown by the friends of the organization. It is not unlikely that in the next week or two steps will be taken to canvass the sentiment existing in order that the management may be prepared with a definite plan when they send their delegates to the special meeting of the league, to be held on the 4th of October. Of one thing the public can be assured—viz., that if a club is put in the field it will be as strong a one, in all its departments, as can be procured. This is universally conceded., quoting the Boston Herald
Source	Chicago Times
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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