De Spalding base ball guide, et des adresses pour la ligue .. : Une main complète de livre le jeu national de base ball .. . Sur de 1902, de la Ligue nationale^a été sensiblement mais financièrement rentables ; tandis que, avec la flèche de l'année theprosperity dans les milieux commerciaux, theseason devraient avoir été l'année record dans l'histoire NationalLeague en ce qui concerne les résultats financiers ; mais grimvisaged la guerre, avec sa séquence de démoralisation coûteux dans les rangs, joué le méfait à la porte des reçus, et par conséquent,, seule une minorité de la huit clubs d'theLeague effectuée plus de dépenses. Si la vérité doit betol

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Spalding's base ball guide, and official league book for ..: a complete hand book of the national game of base ball .. . on of 1902, of the National League^was but measurably profitable financially; while, with theprosperity boom of that year in commercial circles, theseason should have been the banner year in NationalLeague history as regards financial results; but grimvisaged war, with its sequence of costly demoralization inthe ranks, played the mischief with the gate receipts, and, consequently, only a minority of the eight clubs of theLeague made more than expenses. If the truth must betold, the National League in 1902 forgot all about theprimary article in its constitution, and that is the onebearing upon the objects in view of the organization, whichwere: First, to perpetuate base ball as the national game ofthe United States of America; and to surround it with suchsafeguards as to warrant absolute public confidence in itsintegrity and method. Secondly, to protect and promotethe mutual interests of professional base ball clubs and ofprofessional ball players. Let it be strictly adhered to in 1903.. SPALDINGS OFFICIAL BASE BALL GUIDE. 91 *? THE AMERICAN LEAGUECAMPAIGN OF 1902 Before entering upon the story of the American Leagues, championship campaign of 1902, we propose devoting a fewpages of the chapter to a brief review of the rise and prog-ress of the League from its inception in 1900. This or-ganization ended its creditable record as the WesternLeague—and the leader of the minor leagues—in 1899, and went through its first season as the American Leaguein 1900 very successfully. But in 190.1, the President ofthe league began the working out of his ambitious desireto establish his league as a successful rival of the old estab-lished National League; and in order to accomplish his^object he had intended to patiently await the closing of theNational Leagues ten-year compact, with its twelve-clubcircuit before fully completing his plans in that direction.But

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