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10-14-2017, 02:21 PM
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In the recently published book, "Boston's First Nine", the salaries are listed for the 1874 Boston Red Stockings. The highest paid players were Harry Wright , Spalding, and Barnes at $2000. Interestingly George Wright was only paid $1800 and Deacon White was one of the lowest paid players at $1350. Fergy Malone was very fortunate to have worked out a deal for his salary at such a high amount in 1874.
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