1891 – A new national agreement is signed by the National League, American Association and the Western Association, creating a three-man panel to settle problems among the leagues.

ByTom January 16, 1891October 18, 2019

1891 – A new national agreement is signed by the National League, American Association and the Western Association, creating a three-man panel to settle problems among the leagues.

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The National League votes to allow the American Association to place a team in Boston

ByTom January 14, 1891January 14, 2023

1891 – The National League votes to allow the American Association to place a team in Boston, despite the vehement opposition of the owners of the Boston Beaneaters NL club.

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1891 – A new national agreement is signed by the National League, American Association and the Western Association, creating a three-man panel to settle problems among the leagues.

The National League votes to allow the American Association to place a team in Boston

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