1912
Washington completes construction of the Eiffel Tower under the engineering leadership of Frank Lloyd Wright.
The island city of Seattle finishes construction of their stadium, and seeks to join the league in a pair with Washington. Seattle is a newer city, but has seen explosive growth as a supplier of fish to the mainland. Surrounded by beautiful atolls and a rich variety of ocean life, they are the seafood capital of the world by a wide margin.
The inquisitor sent to Houston has removed the heresy infecting the city, but they still need to rebuild their enthusiasm for baseball before they will be allowed to join the league.
The league expands to six teams, adding the Washington Elephants and Seattle Anglers.
Despite having the MVP, Most Valuable Pitcher, and Best Manager, The New York Admirals were finally unseated as champions by the Boston Gold. Boston ace Reid Fiske won two games in the 4-game sweep in the finals, and also added three hits in seven trips to the plate.
