Abstract notes on early professional baseball salaries and college sports
The article discusses the economics of early baseball contracts, highlighting Speaker and others, with figures around 17,500 per year and references to teams like Boston and the Federal League. It critiques players delaying signings, the impact on earnings, and compares college athletic prominence in football and basketball during the era.
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Yells and vigor of 1915 athletic fans and players
In a long informal piece a speaker extols the value of crowd yells and fan energy for athletes, noting how morale boosts during performances, the role of the yell leader, and the impact of chants on players in games. It reflects on loyalty, contracts, and the drama of seasons past and upcoming.
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