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970:(Aka, Al Winn) built the new ballpark for the team. Washington Park officially opened on April 27, 1907. The Tigers played at the ballpark for three seasons before returning to Spalding Park. Bannwart had purchased the park site, which was located in the center of Lowell. Bannwart then spent $ 15,000 to construct a ballpark on the site. An $ 8,000 mortgage and help from his family assisted the funding. Once opened, the ballpark had .25 and .35 cent grandstand seats. The ballpark had short distances to the fence due to the location of the ballpark, but it also had high outfield fences. The ballpark had a modern drainage system underneath the field. A Night game was played August 28, 1907, at the ballpark between Lowell and the Cherokee Indians team from
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to the new owners. The new owners chose to play home games back at their former home of
Spalding Park rather than pay rent to Bannwart. The team was sold after a complicated situation was resolved. An injunction was obtained by former Lowell Tigers player (and Harvard Law classmate of Bannwart) Alex O'Brien. O'Brien who had filed a reserve clause-based lawsuit against Winn that slowed negotiations to sell the franchise to former major league outfielder and manager
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3-for-16 (.188) in the lineup. When the sale of the team was put up to prospective oners, Bannwart then bought the Tigers franchise. On July 20, 1906, Bannwart purchased the franchise for $ 500 ($ 16,956 in current dollars). Following a dispute between the two, Bannwart fired Lake in August and named
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England League final standings. Lowell ended the season with a 59–62 record to place next to last in the eight–team league. The Tigers finished 22.0 games behind the first place Haverhill Hustlers in
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England League in 1902. Construction of Spalding Field was completed, and the Tigers began play at the new ballpark. Lowell finished the season in sixth place in the eight-team league. With a 52–59 record under manager
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England League championship in their final season known as the "Tigers". The Tigers ended the season with a record of 77–46 to place first under new manager Jim Gray. Lowell finished 2.5 games ahead of
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England League play and the league continued as a Class B level league with eight teams. Lowell again finished in last place as Fred Lake returned as manager to begin the season. With a 28–86 record the Tigers placed
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England League championship under owner and manager Fred Lake. The Tigers placed first in the eight–team, Class B level New England League standings with a final record of 74–41. Lowell finished 4.5 games ahead of the second
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In 1892, Lowell played a partial season, as the Lowells folded during the New England League season. Lowell folded on July 27, 1892. Lowell ended the 1892 season with a record of 30– 30. The Pawtucket team also disbanded on July 27, corresponding with Lowell. Art Whitney and Jim Cudworth served as
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served as player/manager of the Magicians, who rejoined the New England League after an eight-season hiatus. The Magicians ended the 1887 season with a record of 71–33, finishing first in the New England League. The Lowell Magicians ended the New England League season 3.0 games ahead of the second
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in the 1870-s. Upon leering that the ballpark was named after him, Spalding sent Lake some free baseballs for the team. The ballpark opened on May 1, 1902, and hosted the Tigers through 1906 and again from 1910 onward. When the Tigers moved back to Spalding Park following their time at Washington
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The Lowell Tigers moved to a new ballpark for the 1907, a facility spearheaded by owner Alexander Bannwart. The team began play at in Washington Park, a 3,500-seat ballpark. Washington Park was located near the downtown Lowell train station. Construction costs for the new park were estimated at $
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and finished in a distant last place in the eight–team league. After compiling a 4–36 record while in Taunton, the Lowell/Taunton team finished with an overall record of 28–82 to place eighth in the eight-team league. Playing the season under managers Bill Connors and George Grant, Lowell/Taunton
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Minor league baseball began in Lowell, Massachusetts in 1877 with a championship team. The Lowell "Ladies Men" played as members of the newly formed New England League, also known as the "New England Association."" The league began play on May 3, 1877, as an eight–team league and ended the season
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After the Tigers moved from the ballpark, Washington Park was neglected and eventually torn down. On December 8, 1921, the city of Lowell Board of Park Commissioners took control of the 120,000 square foot parcel by eminent domain for use as a public playground. The city paid $ 30,800 to Mary L.
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On June 22, 1910, John Smith resigned as Lowell's general manager and was replaced in that position by team owner James Gray. Despite never managing or playing baseball, Gray later became the manager of the team. leading Lowell to the 1911 championship. In 1910, Gray still co-owned the team with
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of the New England League ended the 1893 season with a record of 29–55, playing in three cities during the season, finishing sixth in the six-team league. Lowell (14–20) transferred to Manchester June 26; Manchester (3–13) moved to Boston July 16. The returning
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played for Lowell in 1887, coming to the team from after his Salem team folded during the New England League season. Overall, Duffy led the New England League with a .470 average in 1887, Following the season, Duffy was signed by the
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and placed fourth in the eight–team league, which folded during the season. The league folded on July 8, 1895. With a final record of 24–24, Lowell finished 7.5 games behind the first place Lawrence team in the final standings.
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had purchased the property, located at the Atherton Grounds in Tewksbury (which was annexed into Lowell in 1905). The ballpark was built the with a covered grandstand and Lake named it Spalding Park after baseball pioneer
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level New England League ended the 1899 season with a record of 4 wins and 16 losses. George Spalding served as manager. The team finished the season as a semi-pro team and had success with future player/manager/owner
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team in the final standings. Lowell's Robert Hamilton won the league batting championship, hitting .341. Hamilton also led the league with 117 total hits. The league folded after the 1889 season.
321:(8–22), Fitchburg, Haverhill and Lawrence franchises all folded before the 1877 New England Association season ended on October 15, 1877. The New England Association folded after the 1877 season.
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place Portland team in the final standings of the eight-team league, which had reduced to six teams to end the season. Bill McGunnigle was a leading pitcher on the team and pitched underhanded.
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himself as manager of the Tigers for the remainder of the season. In 1907, Bannwart built a new ballpark for the team in the center of town and continued serving as the team's manager.
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graduate, a try-out for the team during the season and signed Bannwart to the team. Later in the season, the player Bannwart bought the team and ultimately replaced Lake as manager.
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after beginning the major league season with Boston. After his record for pitching Lowell, Parson was recalled by Boston to end the season. The Boston Manager was Fred Lake.
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played for Lowell in both the 1877 and 1878 seasons and subsequently advanced to the major leagues. On May 25, 1882, Foley became the first major league player to officially
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Saunders, Annie G. Saunders, and Edith St. Loe Saunders, owners of the land itself. Washington Park is still in use as a public park today. In 1973, the park was renamed to
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the team. Pitcher Frank Willis was obtained after the Bangor franchise folded on July 6, 1901 and led the New England league with both 18 victories and 160 strikeouts.
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The 1888 Lowell "Chippies" won the New England League championship. The Chippies ended the 1888 season with a record of 51-36, placing first in the New England League.
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as his replacement as manager of the Tigers. In June 1909, Bannwart publicly announced that he wanted to sell the team. The sale went through at the end of the month.
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as the team finished in seventh place in the New England League standings. Officially listed as Lowell manager, Bannwart delegated supervision of the Tigers to former
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reduced to four teams. The Lowell Ladies Men, with a 33–7 record under manager Josiah Butler, won the championship, finishing 4.0 games ahead of the second place
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in 1891. Kelley played both in the field and as a pitcher. During games he did not pitch, Kelley was in the Lowell lineup as an infielder. Kelley had a 10–3
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of Lowell hit a league leading 14 home runs and teammate Ed Kennedy had a league leading 121 hits. Pitcher Henry Burns led the league with 224 strikeouts.
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and noticed he played just one major league game with 0 at-bats before becoming a physician. Kinsella used Graham's story for a character in his novel
753:(1910) Fred Lake, Boston, NL. Lake was the owner and manager of the Lowell Tigers. In his five seasons as manager, the Tigers won two championships.
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of Lowell hit 15 home runs to lead the league and Lowell pitcher Henry Burns led the New England League with both 32 wins and 137 strikeouts.
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manager. Woonsocket was the eventual champion of the league, which began the season with eight teams and ended with five.
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compiled a 12–6 record pitching for Lowell after being acquired during the season. Parson had been sent to Lowell by the
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4249:"River Street Grounds in Lowell, MA minor league baseball history and teams on StatsCrew.com"
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4306:"Massachusetts Ballparks | Washington Park | Lowell Tigers"
2905:"1888 Lowell Chippies minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
2998:"1891 Lowell Lowells minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
2694:"1878 Lowell Lowells minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
3379:"Boston Post from Boston, Massachusetts on June 21, 1901 · Page 3"
2831:"1887 Lowell Browns minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
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the second place Worcester Busters in the eight-team league.
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3325:"Massachusetts Ballparks | Alumni Field | Lowell"
3226:"1895 Lowell minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
3118:"1892 Lowell minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
2501:. September 29, 1877. p. 5 – via newspapers.com.
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4156:"1910 New England League (NEL) Standings on StatsCrew.com"
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3016:"1891 New England League (NEL) Standings on StatsCrew.com"
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3797:. Fall River, Massachusetts. September 7, 1907. p. 3
3476:"Moonlight Graham Minor League Statistics & History"
2986:. March 20, 1889. p. 1 – via newspapers.com.
796:
The 1908 Lowell Tigers were managed by Arthur Daly and
4195:"100 Years Ago: Lowell Grays Play a Livelier Baseball"
857:
local tavern owner Andrew Roach and James J. Kennedy.
291:
continued Lowell's tenure in New England League play.
2891:"Hugh Duffy – Society for American Baseball Research"
2605:"1877 New England Association (NEA) on StatsCrew.com"
3791:"Manager Winn of Lowell is the Wonder of the League"
3279:"Fred Lake – Society for American Baseball Research"
533:made his professional debut with the Lowell of the
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468:pitched a two-hitter in a game against Worcester.
457:in the eight-team league to win the championship.
2495:"1877-09-28 New England Association triple play"
560:with a last place finish. The Lowell/Manchester/
213:Fair Grounds Field (1891–1893, 1895, 1899, 1901)
3190:"1893 Lowell/Manchester/Boston Reds Statistics"
745:1907 to 1911 New England League - Lowell Tigers
608:1901 to 1906 New England League - Lowell Tigers
914:, which ran just behind the left field fence.
414:who replaced him as Lowell's manager in 1888.
373:. The league did not return to play in 1979.
127:(1877, 1887–1888, 1891–1893, 1899, 1901–1911)
8:
2923:"Atlantic Association: Games Played July 26"
681:. In 1989 the story was made into the movie
2575:Johnson, Lloyd; Wolff, Miles, eds. (2007).
765:. Lake was credited for discovering future
709:finished 41.5 games behind the first place
211:River Street Grounds (1877–1878, 1887–1889)
1418:Manchester (3–13) moved to Boston July 16
1416:Lowell (14–20) moved to Manchester June 26
317:(11–29) teams in the final standings. The
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2577:The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball
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831:. In June 1909, the sale was finalized.
592:and Billy Meade managed Lowell in 1895.
583:In 1895, Lowell rejoined the eight-team
242:, winning the 1911 league championship.
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1463:Cambridge (3–13) moved to Lowell May 29
3693:Society for American Baseball Research
3060:Society for American Baseball Research
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4416:Baseball teams disestablished in 1911
2774:Buffalo Courier, May 26, 1882, page 2
300:Early minor league teams 1877 to 1899
7:
2980:"1889 Atlantic Association schedule"
541:as a pitcher and a NEL-leading .323
4396:Defunct minor league baseball teams
2477:"1877 Lowell Ladies Men Statistics"
4406:Baseball teams established in 1901
2813:"1887 Lowell Magicians Statistics"
1901:(1887; 1888, MGR; 1892, MGR; 1893)
25:
4421:Baseball in Lowell, Massachusetts
2873:"1888 Lowell Chippies Statistics"
446:remains the major league record.
57:(1877–1878, 1887–1889, 1891–1893,
3034:"1891 Lowell Lowells Statistics"
2676:"1878 International Association"
860:During the 1910 season, pitcher
4177:"1911 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
4138:"1910 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
4073:"1909 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
4057:Sun, Lowell (August 19, 2008).
3853:"1908 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
3817:"1907 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
3652:"1906 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
3526:"1904 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
3508:"1903 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
3415:"1902 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
3296:"1901 Lowell Tigers Statistics"
811:Owner Alexander Bannwart hired
383:. In the 1882 game against the
4231:"1912 Lowell Grays Statistics"
362:9–4 in an exhibition contest.
1:
4108:Sun, Lowell (June 22, 2008).
4042:Sun, Lowell (July 20, 2009).
2932:. August 14, 1889. p. 6.
433:Baseball Hall of Fame member
3771:. August 20, 1906. p. 3
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4366:Lowell - Baseball Reference
4007:– via Newspapers.com.
3999:. June 20, 1909. p. 11
3993:"Lowell Club Changes Hands"
3981:– via Newspapers.com.
3955:– via Newspapers.com.
3929:– via Newspapers.com.
3903:– via Newspapers.com.
3805:– via Newspapers.com.
3779:– via Newspapers.com.
3753:– via Newspapers.com.
3745:. July 21, 1906. p. 11
1563:Bill Connors / George Grant
761:and became a scout for the
215:Washington Park (1907–1909
4437:
4022:"Clemente Park: A History"
3973:. June 5, 1909. p. 11
880:in the eight-team league.
315:Providence Rhode Islanders
194:Lowell Lowells (1891–1893)
27:Minor league baseball team
4059:"Lowell Baseball History"
3947:. May 22, 1909. p. 7
3921:. May 14, 1909. p. 5
3895:. May 20, 1909. p. 5
3544:"1904 New England League"
3478:. Baseball Reference.com.
3361:"1901 New England League"
2984:Wilkes-Barre Times Leader
2513:"1877 New England League"
2441:Lowell Ladies Men players
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672:The Baseball Encyclopedia
367:International Association
341:International Association
331:On June 12, 1877, future
251:International Association
132:Major league affiliations
115:International Association
75:Minor league affiliations
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3967:"Lowell's On The Market"
3244:"1895 Lowell Statistics"
3136:"1892 Lowell Statistics"
2944:"1889 Lowell Statistics"
2730:"1878 Lowell Statistics"
2451:Lowell Magicians players
785:in his time as a scout.
519:American Tobacco Company
269:(1902–1906, 1910–1911).
186:Lowell Ladise Men (1877)
4310:www.projectballpark.org
3915:"Lowell 4, Haverhill 2"
3329:www.projectballpark.org
2644:minorbaseballleague.com
2446:Lowell Chippies players
1128:New England Association
1023:New England Association
944:Chicago White Stockings
585:New England Association
440:Chicago White Stockings
259:New England Association
190:Lowell Magicians (1887)
110:New England Association
18:Lowell Ladies' Men
4381:Washington Park photos
4235:Baseball-Reference.com
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3889:"Winn Takes Back Seat"
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2481:Baseball-Reference.com
2456:Lowell Orphans players
2436:Lowell Lowells players
2093:(1901–1904, 1906, MGR)
2015:(1877–1878, 1891–1893)
1465:Team disbanded June 1
972:Carlisle, Pennsylvania
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345:Pittsburgh Alleghenies
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192:Lowell Chippies (1888)
188:Lowell Lowells (1878)
96:(1891–1892, 1901–1911)
59:1895, 1899, 1901–1911)
4376:Sparling Field photos
2431:Lowell Tigers players
1725:Baseball Hall of Fame
1715:Baseball Hall of Fame
1442:League folded July 8
1413:and Thomas H. O'Brien
1032:River Street Grounds
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759:Little Rock Travelers
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558:Boston, Massachusetts
527:Baseball Hall of Fame
511:Baseball Hall of Fame
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423:Baseball Hall of Fame
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333:Baseball Hall of Fame
274:Baseball Hall of Fame
236:Lowell, Massachusetts
232:minor league baseball
198:Lowell Orphans (1899)
65:Lowell, Massachusetts
4371:1889 league schedule
3765:"Fred Lake Released"
3689:"Alexander Bannwart"
1396:Team folded July 27
1225:Year–by–year records
1088:Atlantic Association
940:Boston Red Stockings
477:Atlantic Association
404:Brooklyn Bridegrooms
255:Atlantic Association
120:Atlantic Association
4110:"LOWELL BB HISTORY"
3941:"N.E. League Notes"
2664:. November 8, 2013.
2049:Charlie Householder
1113:Fair Grounds Field
1062:New England League
951:and is home to the
878:New Bedford Whalers
838:7–6 in 10-innings.
622:Bangor Millionaires
311:Fall River Cascades
196:Lowell (1889, 1895)
145:Minor league titles
4349:The Evening Herald
4201:. August 14, 2011.
3795:The Evening Herald
3078:The Carroll Herald
2579:(Third ed.).
2409:Arthur C. Woodward
1949:(1889, 1892, 1895)
1923:Alexander Donoghue
1743:Alexander Bannwart
1624:Alexander Bannwart
1604:Alexander Bannwart
1585:Alexander Bannwart
1170:New England League
1149:New England League
1104:New England League
968:Alexander Bannwart
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953:Lowell High School
927:
836:Fall River Indians
798:Alexander Bannwart
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626:Haverhill Hustlers
575:Fall River Indians
535:New England League
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240:New England League
125:New England League
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4095:www.statscrew.com
4028:. April 29, 2016.
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2698:www.statscrew.com
2658:"Hot Stove: 11/7"
2609:www.statscrew.com
2177:(1901–1903, 1905)
2169:Barney McLaughlin
2145:Barney McLaughlin
2027:(1901, 1903–1905)
1965:William Gallagher
1871:(1906, 1910–1911)
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730:Princeton College
719:Worcester Busters
618:Augusta Live Oaks
571:Thomas H. O'Brien
547:Boston Beaneaters
470:The Sporting Life
444:Boston Beaneaters
381:hit for the cycle
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2295:Phenomenal Smith
2165:(1887, 1893 MGR)
2151:Frank McLaughlin
1989:Moonlight Graham
1745:(1906–1908, MGR)
1723:(1891) Inducted
1713:(1887) Inducted
1692:League champions
1651:Phenomenal Smith
1527:League champions
1346:John Cosgrove /
1329:League champions
1306:League champions
1262:League champions
1229:
1205:Washington Park
1073:Lowell Chippies
1059:Lowell Magicians
990:
980:Roberto Clemente
851:Phenomenal Smith
657:Moonlight Graham
339:pitched for the
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912:Merrimack River
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896:Lowell "Grays."
802:New York Giants
775:Smokey Joe Wood
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711:Concord Marines
683:Field of Dreams
662:Field of Dreams
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604:on the roster.
590:Michael Mahoney
567:Bill McGunnigle
543:batting average
539:win–loss record
455:Worcester Grays
408:National League
392:Bill McGunnigle
385:Cleveland Blues
360:Boston Red Caps
356:National League
326:League Alliance
307:Manchester Reds
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