The FEDERAL LEAGUE

he Federal League was the third major baseball league, competing against the American and National leagues. It operated as a major league from 1914 to 1915. Though the league was short-lived, its effects on the game then were great and still effect major league baseball to this very day.
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On this day, September 5 in Federal League history

Standings as of September 5, 1914

Team Wins Losses Pct.

IND 69 53 0.566

CHI 67 55 0.549

BAL 62 56 0.525

BUF 60 58 0.508

BKN 60 58 0.508

KC 58 65 0.472

STL 55 69 0.444

PIT 50 67 0.427

Standings as of September 5, 1915

Team Wins Losses Pct.

PIT 71 54 0.568

NWK 66 54 0.550

KC 67 59 0.532

STL 68 58 0.540

CHI 67 61 0.523

BUF 63 68 0.481

BKN 59 69 0.461

BAL 42 80 0.344

Did you know?
The Brooklyn Tip Tops were planning on playing night games for the 1916 season.
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