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| [[Connie Mack]] landed the services of [[Billy Sharsig]] to be the team's business manager. Sharsig won his local fame as the manager of the old American Association Athletics in the 1880s. | [[Connie Mack]] landed the services of [[Billy Sharsig]] to be the team's business manager. Sharsig won his local fame as the manager of the old American Association Athletics in the 1880s. | ||
| - | The team signed a ten-year lease for a lot at 29th and Columbia in the Brewerytown section of Philadelphia. They also signed a deal with a contractor named James Foster to build a park with an expected seating capacity of about 12,000. The expected cost was $35,000 and the work was expected | + | The team signed a ten-year lease for a lot at 29th and Columbia in the Brewerytown section of Philadelphia. They also signed a deal with a contractor named James Foster to build a park with an expected seating capacity of about 12,000. The expected cost was $35,000 and with the work to be finished by the beginning of April. |
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