Clipping:Prospects for Cincinnati and Brooklyn jumping to the League

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Date	Wednesday, November 7, 1888
Text	[from an interview of Aaron Stern] Should Brooklyn to into the League, then you can rest assured that the Cincinnatis will be right behind them . From what I heard Bryne say I should just that he doesn't want to have anything to do with the League, and is well pleased with the Association. It is my intention, however, of attending the League meeting in New York, and you can assured that Brooklyn will be closely watched. The Cincinnati Club has the money to buy a League franchise if it is necessary to do so, but I would much prefer to remain with the Association, as I believe there is more money in it. You can announce that the Cincinnati Club officials are in favor of having the Association operated on the percentage system next season. This is the only equitable way upon which the Association can be run.
Source	Sporting Life
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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