Federal League

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The Federal League was a short-lived early 20th-century professional baseball league in the United States that briefly operated as a third major league in competition with the American and National Leagues.

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instanceOf defunct professional baseball league
major league baseball organization
alsoKnownAs Federal League of Base Ball Clubs
linked to: Federal League
attendanceTrend generally lower than AL and NL
competedWith American League
National League
competitionLevel major league
country United States
dissolved 1915
era Deadball Era
linked to: Dead-ball era
foundedBy John T. Powers
headquartersLocation Indianapolis, Indiana
linked to: Indianapolis
historicalSignificance major early challenge to MLB monopoly
homeStadiumConstructed Weeghman Park
inception 1913
legacyFacility Wrigley Field
legalCase Federal Baseball Club v. National League
legalCaseYear 1922
legalImpact established MLB antitrust exemption precedent
legalStatus outlaw league
mediaNickname Third Major League
notableOwner Charles Weeghman
notablePlayer Benny Kauff
Ed Konetchy
Hal Chase
Joe Tinker
Mordecai Brown
numberOfSeasons 2
numberOfTeamsAtPeak 8
playerRelations challenged reserve clause practices
precededBy Columbia League
president James A. Gilmore
John T. Powers
reasonForDissolution peace agreement with American and National Leagues
salaryPolicy offered higher player salaries than established leagues
seasonYears 1914
1915
sport baseball
successorLeagueEffect some franchises’ assets absorbed by National League clubs
team Baltimore Terrapins
Brooklyn Tip-Tops
Buffalo Blues
Chicago Whales
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Kansas City Packers
Pittsburgh Rebels
St. Louis Terriers
timelinePosition operated between Deadball Era and pre–live-ball era changes

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Weeghman Park league Federal League
Eddie Plank league Federal League
Joe Tinker league Federal League
Chicago Whales league Federal League
Chicago Whales partOf Federal League of Base Ball Clubs
linked to: Federal League
Chicago Whales playedDuring 1914 Federal League season
linked to: Federal League
Charles Weeghman league Federal League
Chicago Whales league Federal League
subject linked to: Charles Weeghman
Chicago Whales league Federal League
Chicago Whales playedIn Federal League
Federal League alsoKnownAs Federal League of Base Ball Clubs
linked to: Federal League
NAPBL significantEvent National Association formed after conflict with National League over player contracts
linked to: Federal League
Mordecai Brown playedIn Federal League
Baltimore Terrapins league Federal League
St. Louis Terriers league Federal League
American League 1902 season notableEvent American League operated as a rival major league to the National League
linked to: Federal League
Chi-Feds league Federal League
James A. Gilmore employer Federal League
Brooklyn Tip-Tops league Federal League
Brooklyn Tip-Tops partOf Federal League of Base Ball Clubs
linked to: Federal League
Buffalo Blues league Federal League
Buffalo Blues division Federal League (no formal divisions)
linked to: Federal League
Buffalo Blues leagueLevel major league (Federal League)
linked to: Federal League
Buffalo Blues notableLeagueContext Federal League challenged the American and National Leagues
linked to: Federal League
Kansas City Packers league Federal League
Pittsburgh Rebels league Federal League
Pittsburgh Rebels division Federal League (no divisions)
linked to: Federal League
Benny Kauff leagueParticipatedIn Federal League
Columbia League precededByInProminence Federal League
Columbia League successorInProminence Federal League
Ed Konetchy league Federal League
Ed Konetchy participatedIn Federal League
John T. Powers employer Federal League
John T. Powers leagueOrganized Federal League
Mordecai Brown playedForLeague Federal League
subject linked to: Three-Finger Brown
Terrapin Park leagueAssociation Federal League
Terrapin Park leagueOfTenant Federal League
Terrapin Park (Baltimore) leagueHosted Federal League
Terrapin Park (Baltimore) associatedWith short-lived Federal League
linked to: Federal League
Phil Ball leagueInvolved Federal League
Doc Crandall hasPartIn Federal League
Handlan’s Park leagueHosted Federal League
Handlan’s Park associatedWith Federal League
Kid Elberfeld playedInLeague Federal League
St. Louis Terriers league Federal League
subject linked to: Terriers
St. Louis Terriers partOf Federal League pennant races
subject linked to: Terriers
linked to: Federal League
Ward Miller leagueParticipatedIn Federal League