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FEBRUARY 1915
1915 Teams
Baltimore Terrapins Boston Red Sox Brooklyn Feds Brooklyn Dodgers Boston Braves Buffalo Feds Chicago White Sox Chicago Whales Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Kansas City Packers Newark Peppers New York Giants New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Rebels St. Louis Browns St. Louis Terriers St. Louis Cardinals Washington Senators
IN THE NEWS :American League bans the emery ball, a pitch introduced by Russ Ford in 1910.
IN THE NEWS :Wally Pipp and OF Hugh High from the Detroit Tigers for a reported $5,000 each. Historian Lyle Spatz (Yankees Coming, Yankees Going) writes that this was the first of some promised funneling of ball players to the recently-sold Yankee franchise.
IN THE NEWS :International League tries to put a team in the Bronx, but Giants president Hempstead objects.
IN THE NEWS :Home Run Baker , 28, announces retirement following a contract dispute with Connie Mack . He will sit out the 1915 season. Mack will also have salary problems with Chief Bender , Eddie Plank , and Jack Coombs , and rather than compete with the Federal League , he releases the stars.