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after playing a home game at Island Park on a Sunday. The players were arrested by county officials and held in jail. They were tried on the charges of "playing baseball on Sunday." A jury acquitted the players the next day after player/maanger Ben Ellis had his case presented first, ending in his
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Electricians finished last in the eight-team New York State League. The Electricians finished their first season with a record of 29–77 and played under five managers: James Brady, Hodge Berry,
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983:Harry McNeal
971:Jerry Hurley
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911:Fred Donovan
899:John Deering
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869:Larry Battam
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639:Independent
413:acquittal.
404:Team arrest
367:Howard Earl
352:Rome Romans
330:), and the
301:Rome Romans
164:(1899–1902)
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97:Independent
94:(1902–1904)
89:(1899–1901)
1860:Categories
1110:References
1067:Tom Walker
941:Bob Ganley
905:John Dolan
881:Dan Coogan
863:Joe Ardner
1482:"History"
995:Del Mason
947:Jim Garry
935:Ben Ellis
923:Bob Drury
820:Jim Garry
816:Ben Ellis
793:Ben Ellis
570:1899–1900
541:Ballpark
427:Jim Garry
410:Blue laws
398:Del Mason
390:Ben Ellis
225:(today's
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151:Team data
519:Timeline
511:pitcher
481:School.
176:Ballpark
1180:"Teams"
668:Manager
604:Class B
580:Class C
556:Class B
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252:History
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191:were a
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665:Finish
662:Record
538:League
529:# Yrs.
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104:League
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786:80–52
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586:1901
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532:Team
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146:1903
128:None
125:Team
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43:1898
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