1924 Scheduling Letter Between Rivals
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This is how scheduling got done in 1924: You wrote a handful of letters and waited for replies. There was no set calendar at the beginning of the season, and games could be added midseason. In 24, eight years before the institution of playoffs, the Kenosha Maroons played five league games, winning none, and the league champion Cleveland Bulldogs played nine, winning seven.
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