Baltimore Terrapins

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The Baltimore Terrapins were a short-lived early 20th-century professional baseball team that played in the Federal League.

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Baltimore Terrapins canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Federal League team
defunct baseball team
professional baseball team
ballparkAlsoKnownAs Terrapin Park (Baltimore)
cityNowRepresentedInMLBBy Baltimore Orioles
surface form: Baltimore Orioles (current American League team)
cityPreviouslyHostedTeam Baltimore Orioles (American League, 1901–1902)
classification deadball era team
competedWithLeague American League
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
surface form: National League
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1915
era early 20th century
federalLeagueFolded 1915
federalLeagueStatus outlaw major league
homeBallpark Terrapin Park
homeCity Baltimore
homeGamesPlayedAt Terrapin Park (Baltimore)
surface form: Terrapin Park, Baltimore
homeOpeningYearAtTerrapinPark 1914
homeState Maryland
inception 1914
league Federal League
location Baltimore, Maryland, United States
surface form: Baltimore, Maryland
majorLeagueStatus considered a major league club by many historians
nicknameOrigin named after the diamondback terrapin
notablePitcher George Suggs
Jack Quinn
notablePlayer Guy Zinn
Marty McManus
playedInSeason 1914 Federal League season
1915 Federal League season
reasonForDemise collapse of the Federal League
seasonCount 2
shortLived true
sport baseball
teamColors green and white

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Chief Bender team Baltimore Terrapins
Federal League team Baltimore Terrapins
Charles Albert Bender memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Terrapins
Charles Albert Bender playedFor Baltimore Terrapins
Bender memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Terrapins
Bender playedFor Baltimore Terrapins