1928 American League Baseball Team Owners and Club Presidents
The 1928 page from the Reach Official American League Baseball Guide presents the prominent figures leading American League clubs during this era. Featured are the presidents of eight teams, reflecting a diverse array of backgrounds and geographical representation across the league. 1. Philip D. C. Ball is identified with the St. Louis club. 2. Alva Bradley represents Cleveland. 3. Charles A. Comiskey is associated with the Chicago franchise, known for his establishment of a winning culture. 4. Clark C. Griffith leads the Washington team, having a significant influence on the franchise's direction. 5. Frank J. Navin presides over Detroit, a key figure in the team’s early successes. 6. Robert Quinn is noted for Boston, contributing to the franchise's identity. 7. Col. Jacob Ruppert oversees the New York club, recognized for its historic significance and success. 8. Thomas S. Shibe is highlighted for Philadelphia, influencing the team’s operations and competitiveness.