Clipping:Solari retires as Sportsman's Park groundskeeper

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Date	Saturday, January 22, 1887
Text	Mr. A. Solari, for years the superintendent of Sportsman's Park, this week starts out in business for himself. To-morrow he will open a saloon and restaurant at the corner of Delmar and Taylor avenues. He sends greeting to all his friends and hopes they will all give him an early call. The Sporting News January 22, 1887 Spink appointed secretary of the Maroons A. H. Spink, the editor of that bright sporting journal, the Sporting News, has been made secretary of the St. Louis Maroons in place of George Munson, resigned. If the Maroons do no sell out, and Spink is given a chance, he will place the club on a better footing than it ever has been. The Philadelphia Times January 23, 1887
Source	Sporting News
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
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