A Captain and a Gentleman

The UA Needs Antonio Teakowa as the Face of Baseball by June Morris for The Delle Compass August 21, 1929 Antonio Teakowa is a class act. Ask around and you’ll be hard pressed to find anyone who knows the man that has a disparaging word to say about him. His coaches now and throughout his … Continue reading A Captain and a Gentleman →

Cherrican Exodus Remembered

The Herders Honor Speakowa’s History, UA Reportedly Not Happy by Jules Anderson for The Cherricaw Mirror July 13, 1929 The Cherricaw Community Center houses more than just the Cherricaw Herders. The stadium seating where fans watch their team play professional baseball is the newest addition to a public park that goes back over 1200 years … Continue reading Cherrican Exodus Remembered →

Baseball Set to Expand

Second Pro League to Begin Play in 1930 by Jorge Nieva for Athletic Weekly May 12, 1929 Shannon Mukai is a man who gets what he wants. Not in the sense that he’s coddled or avoidant of life’s realities. Rather, Shannon Mukai is a man who makes things happen. He is a man who makes … Continue reading Baseball Set to Expand →

Andy vs Andy

A Chat With MVP Frontrunners by Gordon Johnson for Uplantica Sport September 7, 1928 CRATERVIEW PARK, PLATTE, SIMMONS -- Andy Thompson and Andy Bernard have risen above the field of UA hitters this season. They are considered by most experts to be the top candidates for the Most Valuable Player award. Thompson’s Brothers have been … Continue reading Andy vs Andy →

All Stars Interrupted

Protestors Take Their Message To The Baseball Field by Cesar Lia Undun for Another Voice July 23, 1928 CITY CENTER, TINY SEA, HARMONY -- Baseball’s best players met in City Center on Saturday to exhibit their talents for a crowd of over 25,000 at the Inaugural UA All Star Game. The game of baseball has … Continue reading All Stars Interrupted →

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 →