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The Year is 1910, It's Been 45 Years since the end of the American Civil War which led to the Breakup of the United States which led to 8 New Countries, The Countries are as follows (Former US States in Parenthesis)
- Central States of America (Arkansas, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin)
- Deep South Republic (Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina)
- Lone Star Republic (Oklahoma, Texas)
- Mid-American Republic (Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia)
- Mid-South Republic (Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee)
- Northern States of America (Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia)
- Pacific States of America (California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington)
- Rocky Mountain Republic (Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming)
They Are Planning to Create Sports Leagues which will be sponsored the Government beginning with Baseball with other sports planning to follow in the years to come.
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What Are we going to Simulate for Baseball in this thread?
Answer: We are going to use Out of the Park Baseball 20, However we will have a mix of Real and Fictional Players since 1911 and we will import actual Baseball Players as the years will progress.
Coming Up Next, The First Baseball Leagues of a Divided America
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Im not sure how I feel about the names of the countries, sound more like sports leagues than countries. But seems like an interesting idea
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Very interesting premise. Does each region/new country have its own government/political style now?
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Okay, But we will let anyone to get what we will see about the Eight Countries, But In the Meantime the Northern States of America started to Bring Baseball with a League called the Northeast Baseball League consisting of 10 Teams)
The Teams: Philadelphia Athletics, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Washington Senators, Baltimore Orioles, New York Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia Phillies, Brooklyn Dodgers, Boston Braves
Meanwhile the New CSA or the Central States of America joined forces with the Mid-American Republic created the Central Baseball League
Teams: Detroit Tigers, Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Browns, Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, Indianapolis Hoosiers, Minneapolis Millers, Milwaukee Brewers
Both Leagues will play a season of 162 Games, The Top 2 Teams in each league will qualify for a League Championship with the League Championships face off in the World Series.
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However 1911 Means a New Era for the National Pasttime in which Baseball could be going North America, The UPBL will now begin with an Initial Draft to see who will be playing in the Inaugural Season of the New Baseball Loop.
Among the Notable Players that were chosen are those who played on the Same Team IRL in this Canon:
Ty Cobb (CF) - Detroit Tigers
Joe Jackson (RF) - Cleveland Indians
Ed Walsh (SP) - Chicago White Sox
Walter Johnson (SP) - Washington Nationals
Nap Rucker (SP) - Brooklyn Dodgers
Vean Gregg (SP) - Cleveland Indians
Christy Mathewson (SP) - New York Giants
Pete Alexander (SP) - Philadelphia Phillies
Russ Ford (SP) - New York Yankees
Babe Adams (SP) - Pittsburgh Pirates
Eddie Collins (2B) - Philadelphia Athletics
Honus Wagner (SS) - Pittsburgh Pirates
Home Run Baker (3B) - Philadelphia Athletics
Lefty Leifield (SP) - Pittsburgh PIrates
George Mulin (SP) - Detroit Tigers
Smoky Joe Wood (SP) - Boston Red Sox
Chief Bender (SP) - Phialdelphia Athletics
Tris Speaker (CF) - Boston Red Sox
Rube Marquard (SP) - New York Giants
Ray Caldwell (SP) - New York Yankees
Later on in the Spring the First Amateur Draft took place for the NEBL & the CBL, However Notable Players Chosen in the First Amateur Draft for the UPBL had 10 players played for the Team IRL in the 1911 Draft Class
George Sisler (1B) - St. Louis Browns
Phil Slattery (SP) - Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Brower (1B) - Washington Senators
Pat Duncan (LF) - Cincinnati Reds
George Burns (LF) - Cleveland Indians
Hack Eibel (1B) - Boston Red Sox
Ray Grimes (1B) - Chicago Cubs
Irish Meusel (LF) - New York Giants
Edd Roush (LF) - Cincinnati Reds
Jim Shaw (SP) - Washington Senators
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THE FINAL STANDINGS IN 1911
Northeast League: New York Yankees (91-71), Pittsburgh Pirates (86-76), Boston Red Sox (85-77), Boston Braves (84-78), New York Giants (83-79), Brooklyn Dodgers (82-80), Philadelphia Phillies (78-84), Baltimore Orioles (78-84), Philadelphia Athletics (73-89)
Central League: Indianapolis Hoosiers (98-64), St. Louis Cardinals (96-66), Cleveland Indians (94-68), Chicago White Sox (82-80), Cincinnati Reds (80-82), St. Louis Browns (76-86), Milwaukee Brewers (76-86), Minneapolis Millers (70-92), Chicago Cubs (70-92), Detroit Tigers (68-94)
OVERALL LEADERS
Batting Average
1. Shoeless Joe Jackson (CLE) .361
2. Jose Mendez (DET) .356
3. Tony Cabarllo (BSN) .348
Home Runs
1. Art Bues (MIL) 74
2. Gavvy Cravath (NYY) 71
3T Clarence Kraft (NYG) & Sherry Magee (CLE) 68
RBI
1. Sherry Magee (CLE) 180
2. Art Bues (MIL) 157
3. Fred Merkle (CIN) 147
Stolen Bases
1. Ty Cobb (DET) 50
2T Ryan Thornton (PIT) 44
2T Fred Snodgrass (CIN) 44
3. Fausto Neri (BSN) 43
ERA
1. Rube Marquard (NYG) 1.99
2. Smoky Joe Wood (BOS) 2.35
3. Marty O'Toole (NYY) 2.77
Wins
1T Bill Bailey (CLE) 25
1T Buddy Napier (STL) 25
2T Babe Adams (PIT) 24
2T Gene Krapp (BAL) 24
3. Russ Ford (NYY) 23
Strikeouts
1. Marty O'Toole (NYY) 461
2. Smoky Joe Wood (BOS) 458
3. Buck O'Brien (MIL) 457
PLAYOFFS
NEL: NY Yankees def. Pittsburgh 4-0
CL: St. Louis def. Indianapolis 4-0
World Series: NY Yankees def. St. Louis 4-3
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Suggestion on Regions:
- Louisiana (Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, West Tennessee, West Kentucky, Southern Illinois, and St Louis)
- Republic of Texas (Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, & Southern New Mexico)
- Confederate State of America (Alabama, Georgia, East Tennessee, East Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, & Florida)
- New England (Eastern Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, & Maine)
- Wabash Republic (Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Northern Illinois, & West Virginia)
- Daneland (Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, & the Dakotas)
- Cascadia (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, & Wyoming)
- California (California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, & Northern New Mexico)
- Alaska joins the Dominion of Canada
- Hawaii would never join the USA
Baseball would never leave the Northeastern and Mid-West if the nation was divided. You'd likely see soccer take hold in the Confederacy with British influence. Football would also likely develop in Mid-West still. Hockey would spill into the north still.
Just all suggestions, but I'd love to help write an alternate NFL (or multiple leagues) and maybe an alternate college landscape.
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Nice Suggestion @HooiserAltHistorian but you can do that in your own AU Sports Thread on a Divided North America, But Nonetheless you can still make up Suggestions for My Divided Baseball League (as well as Football, Hockey and maybe Basketball in the Near Future), so thank you.
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