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History: Named for Brooklyn's Tip Top Bakery, whose owner also owned the club, the Tip Tops represented Brooklyn in the Federal League during the league's two years of existence in 1914-1915. Despite the league's best efforts to ensure that its lone club in New York City would succeed, believing it necessary for the league to gain viability as a third Major League, the Tip Tops followed a fourth place finish in 1914 with a seventh place finish in 1915.

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History: One of the more notable Major League players to jump to the Federal League, the Terriers pulled Hall of Fame pitcher Mordecai Three Finger Brown from the Cincinnati Reds before the 1914 season. Brown, whose nickname came from a farming accident that mangled two fingers on his pitching hand, posted a 12-6 record in St. Louis while also serving as manager. He was fired, however, in August of the season and finished the year with the Brooklyn Tip Tops.

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