Baltimore Orioles (1882–1899)

Property	Value
rdf:type	1882 establishment in Maryland 1899 disestablishment in Maryland Baseball team disestablished in 1899 Baseball team established in 1882 Defunct baseball team in Maryland Professional baseball team in Maryland Sports team in Baltimore owl:NamedIndividual
rdfs:label	Baltimore Orioles (1882–1899)
owl:sameAs	dbr:Baltimore_Orioles_(1882–1899)
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skos:prefLabel	Baltimore Orioles (1882–1899)
skos:altLabel	Baltimore Orioles Orioles BLN Baltimore Orioles (AA/NL) Baltimore Orioles (NL)
clgo:city	Baltimore
clgo:foundingYear	1882
clgo:league	American Association (1882–1891) National League
clgo:manager	Billy Barnie Henry Myers (shortstop) Ned Hanlon (baseball) George Van Haltren John McGraw John Waltz (baseball)
clgo:owner	Harry Von der Horst
clgo:stadium	Newington Park Oriole Park Union Park (Baltimore)
is clgo:award of	Harry Von der Horst
is clgo:debutTeam of	Doc Amole Bob Emslie Harry Jacoby (baseball) Dusty Miller (1890s outfielder) Charlie Householder Dave Oldfield Dan Long (baseball) Lewis Smith (baseball) Stub Brown Tommy Tucker (baseball) Arlie Pond Bill Hoffer Frank Burt (baseball) Harry Ely (baseball) Tom Evers Joe Visner Tom O'Brien (outfielder) Belden Hill Billy Reid (baseball) Jerry McCormick Edgar McNabb George Baker (baseball) Monte Cross Charlie Ingraham Rooney Sweeney Ed Greer Charlie Harris (third baseman) Mike Griffin (outfielder) George Blackburn (baseball) Jay Hughes John Shetzline Heinie Reitz John Russ (baseball) John Burns (baseball) Ned Bligh Bart Cantz William Zay Bill Gardner (baseball) Jack Horner (baseball) Tom Hess (baseball) Dick Conway William Houseman Bill Geiss Sandy McDermott Gene Derby George Goetz George Walker (1880s pitcher) John Godar Mike O'Rourke (baseball) Bobby Rothermel Lev Shreve Frank Bonner (baseball) Boileryard Clarke Dick Cogan Pete Gilbert (baseball) Frank Diven Bob Keating Bill Jones (catcher) Scoops Carey (baseball) Sun Daly John O'Connell (second baseman) Mike Heydon Pat O'Connell (baseball) Pat Crisham Ben Stephens (baseball) Joe McGuckin Jim McLaughlin (pitcher/outfielder) Matt Kilroy George Cobb (baseball) Pat Whitaker Tony Hellman Patrick O'Loughlin Jim Roxburgh Les German George Treadway Harry East Bill Gallagher (baseball) Frank Kitson (baseball) Joe Dowie George Mappes George Wetzel Sam Shaw (baseball) Len Sowders Bill Wise (baseball) Monk Cline John Waltz (baseball) Bill Kissinger Mike Kilroy Phil Baker (baseball) Tom Power Henry Wilson (baseball) Ed Whiting Law Daniels Nick Scharf
is clgo:occupation of	Harry Von der Horst

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