Weekly Report: July 23, 1928

Stags SP Rich Smith throws 3-hit shutout against Platte, striking out 11 and walking zero batters. The Stags’ 9-0 romp solidifies their claim to the top spot in East. Stags win Platte series 2 games to 1, becoming 2nd team to reach 30 wins. More bad injury news for ailing Taawa: Chargers 2B John White … Continue reading Weekly Report: July 23, 1928 →

Weekly Report: July 16, 1928

All Star teams announced, Roland tops in league with 9 stars selected Stars SP Stanley Quinn continues dominant season with 2-hit shutout vs. Miners. He wins Player of the Week, going 2-0 in 2 starts, 16 IP, an ERA of 0.00, .157 BAA, and 7 Ks Trail Blazers battle Bears, Stags in competitive series as … Continue reading Weekly Report: July 16, 1928 →

Weekly Report: July 9, 1928

Cherricaw selects 21-year-old OF John Bunce as 1st overall pick in first-year player draft Salvation continues to dominate as league's #1 team White Sox’ Ogg and Chargers’ Katamori each suspended 4 games for inciting a brawl Miners SP Mark Flower continues his great season, shutting out the Chargers Sunday night Chargers lineup devastated by injuries … Continue reading Weekly Report: July 9, 1928 →

A Bitter Rivalry

Former Allies Compete For The First Time by Gregg Evans for Uplantica Sport June 25, 1928 PRISSLEY, TOFORD - The Rivals and Trail Blazers began a three game series on Sunday afternoon, their first meeting of the regular season. There has been a notable rift between team owners Wesley Sullivan and Jason Conner. The two … Continue reading A Bitter Rivalry →

1928 UA Season Preview

Inaugural Season Predictions Uplantica Sport May 28, 1928 Our office is abuzz with anticipation for the inaugural Uplantic Association baseball season that begins this week all over the country. This is the first season of UA baseball ever, so anything could happen. We polled our writers to find out their thoughts on the season ahead. … Continue reading 1928 UA Season Preview →

Baseball Is Here

Organized Professional Baseball To Debut Nationwide by Damien Lia Toku for Amblint Spirit May 28, 1928 AMBLINT, CARROLL - During the month of May, our fine city-in-the-hills, more known for its art, theatre and philosophy than for athletics, was among the first to witness the game of organized baseball. Players came from across the continent, … Continue reading Baseball Is Here →

Welcome to Uplantica

The Uplantic Association is the oldest and most prestigious organized baseball league in history. The National Professional League began two years after the UA and grew to great popularity as well. The Uplantic Professional Football Federation brought the same organized pro sports league action to the football field. This site chronicles the leagues' histories by … Continue reading Welcome to Uplantica →