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FEBRUARY
1883

Friday, February 9th

IN THE NEWS: The New York Grammar School League is formed. Only "regular attendees" will be permitted to play in the 14-team league.

Saturday, February 17th

IN THE NEWS: At a meeting between the AA and the National League, the Tripartite Agreement (or the National Agreement) is drafted. In it the two leagues, along with the Northwestern League, agree to respect each other's contracts, ending a brief period of player raids. Also, the reserve rule is amended to allow each team to reserve 11 players, an increase of 6. The National Agreement will usher in a period of peaceful coexistence, lasting until the Players' League war of 1890.