John H. Farrell: Secretary of the National Association of Baseball Leagues
The page features John H. Farrell, who served as the Secretary of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues in the late 1920s. This publication is taken from the 1928 Reach Official American League Baseball Guide, a prominent sports reference at the time. The National Association played a critical role in the organization and governance of minor league baseball, influencing the structure of the sport during an era of significant growth and popularity in America. Farrell's position would have placed him at the center of various discussions regarding league regulations, player contracts, and the relationships between Major and Minor League teams. The document reflects the importance of administrative roles in baseball history, highlighting how figures like Farrell contributed to the organization of the sport.