Clipping:Worcester Club finances 3

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Date	Saturday, October 7, 1882
Text	The stockholders of the Worcester Club held a meeting Sept. 28, when it was announced that there was a balance of $650 in the treasury, but that $800 more would be necessary to pay the salaries in full. An effort was made to raise this amount, but it was not successful. The money in the treasury was divided pro-rata among the players–one, to whom $275 was due, got $20, and so on. New York Clipper October 7, 1882 Worcester people talk now of gracefully resigning from the league, thus gaining something of the good will of the other clubs, in case the city should wish a membership in the league at some future time. Troy is also about ready to throw up the sponge. Providence Sunday Star October 22, 1882
Source	New York Clipper
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
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