Atlanta Crackers

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The Atlanta Crackers were a historically successful minor league baseball team based in Atlanta, Georgia, often called the "Yankees of the Minors" for their sustained dominance.

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Atlanta Crackers canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct sports team
minor league baseball team
basedIn Atlanta
surface form: Atlanta, Georgia
color red
white
competitiveLevel Class A
Class AA
country United States of America
surface form: United States
disestablishedIn 1960s
endTime 1960s
fanBase Atlanta baseball fans
formerHomeVenue Ponce de Leon Park
hasRival Birmingham Barons
Nashville Vols
historicalSignificance helped popularize professional baseball in the American South
homeCity Atlanta
homeState Georgia
homeVenue Ponce de Leon Park
league International League
Southern Association
levelOfPlay minor league
location Atlanta urban area
surface form: Atlanta metropolitan area
nickname Yankees of the Minors
notableFor multiple Southern Association championships
sustained dominance in minor league baseball
region Southern United States
surface form: American South
reputation one of the most successful minor league franchises in history
sport baseball
startTime late 19th century
status defunct

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Richmond Braves (historical) precededBy Atlanta Crackers
subject surface form: Richmond Braves
Southern Association notableTeam Atlanta Crackers
Luke Appling managedTeam Atlanta Crackers