Clipping:Baltimore allegedly wants back in the AA

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Date	Saturday, June 14, 1890
Text	Director Walz, of the Baltimore Club of the Atlantic Association, was in town [St. Louis] a couple of days this week and had several long private communications with President Von der Ahe, of the St. Louis Club. In these interviews he frankly admitted that the Baltimore Club would like to be in the American Association. He said the club officials were sorry for having been led astray last fall when they left the Association. Walz is making a tour of the Association circuit, and feels confident of securing a franchise. The Sporting Life June 14, 1890 Barnie, as usual, doesn't agree with Walz's declaration that the only obstacle to Baltimore's re-entry into the American Association is the Columbus Club. He still states emphatically that his club will never re-enter the American Association. Walz might have known that Barnie would contradict him. The Sporting Life June 14, 1890
Source	Sporting Life
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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