The Tecumsehs of the International Association

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Set in the 1870s, this narrative uncovers the remarkable journey of the London Tecumsehs, a pioneering baseball team from Ontario. As founding members of the International Association, they challenged the National League and showcased their talent by defeating prominent teams from cities like Chicago and St. Louis. The Tecumsehs made history by becoming the first champions of the International Association, led by the innovative pitching of Fred Goldsmith, known for his curveball. This story highlights their significant impact on professional baseball.