1920s Historical League : Washington Senators available

jimedrice · 01-14-2005, 09:44 AM

The Ball ALIVE!!! is looking for a new Washington Senators owner.

The Ball ALIVE!!! is a historical league that is midway through the 1929 season, the league's eleventh. We feature financials and divisions, in order to keep up the parity in the league, while at the same time featuring the legendary players of the 1920s and soon the 30s -- Luke Appling, Dizzy Dean & Hank Greenberg are the top rookies of 1930.

The Senators have been an AL East doormat most of their history. They started as the worst team in the league, but over the past few seasons have turned into a solidly mediocre team, even managing to win a division title in 1926.

Currently the Senators leader is the great Babe Ruth who fronts a solid young nucleus behind him with 1B Don Hurst and SS Jack Warner. The AL (L)East is currently awash in mediocrity so with some loving attention the Senators could easily turn the corner and become the force in the division.

So, if you are looking for a quality, established historical league, check out The Ball ALIVE!!! and fill out an application

Cowboys3356 · 01-14-2005, 09:55 AM

I see in 1924 Babe Ruth hit 114 home runs and had 243 RBIs. When you see a massive spike like that occuring you should adjust league totals DURING the season and not wait until the damage is done and your league records are ruined.

But your league looks really good otherwise and I like your team pages with the listing of All Stars, etc. Good job overall!!

01-14-2005, 09:44 AM	#1 (permalink)
jimedrice Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Western Mass Posts: 41 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	1920s Historical League : Washington Senators available The Ball ALIVE!!! is looking for a new Washington Senators owner. The Ball ALIVE!!! is a historical league that is midway through the 1929 season, the league's eleventh. We feature financials and divisions, in order to keep up the parity in the league, while at the same time featuring the legendary players of the 1920s and soon the 30s -- Luke Appling, Dizzy Dean & Hank Greenberg are the top rookies of 1930. The Senators have been an AL East doormat most of their history. They started as the worst team in the league, but over the past few seasons have turned into a solidly mediocre team, even managing to win a division title in 1926. Currently the Senators leader is the great Babe Ruth who fronts a solid young nucleus behind him with 1B Don Hurst and SS Jack Warner. The AL (L)East is currently awash in mediocrity so with some loving attention the Senators could easily turn the corner and become the force in the division. So, if you are looking for a quality, established historical league, check out The Ball ALIVE!!! and fill out an application __________________ The CDL Kansas City Royals

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01-14-2005, 09:55 AM	#2 (permalink)
Cowboys3356 All Star Starter Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 1,382 Thanks: 8 Thanked 5x in 5 posts	I see in 1924 Babe Ruth hit 114 home runs and had 243 RBIs. When you see a massive spike like that occuring you should adjust league totals DURING the season and not wait until the damage is done and your league records are ruined. But your league looks really good otherwise and I like your team pages with the listing of All Stars, etc. Good job overall!!