Louisville Colonels

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The Louisville Colonels were a 19th-century Major League Baseball team based in Louisville, Kentucky, that competed in the American Association and later the National League.

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instanceOf baseball team
defunct Major League Baseball team
alsoKnownAs Louisville Eclipse
surface form: Louisville Eclipse (early years)
basedIn Louisville, Kentucky
city Louisville, Kentucky
surface form: Louisville
color navy blue
white
competitionLevel Major League Baseball
country United States of America
surface form: United States
disbanded 1899
division National League
surface form: National League (no formal divisions in 19th century)
era 19th century
finalSeason 1899
foundedAsMajorLeagueClub 1882
governingBodyContext played under early Major League Baseball organizational structures
historicalLeagueChange moved from American Association to National League in 1892
historicalSignificance one of the early Major League clubs that supplied stars to the Pittsburgh Pirates
homeBallpark Eclipse Park
Eclipse Park II
homeCityPopulationContext mid-sized American city in late 19th century
homeGamesLocation Louisville, Kentucky
joinedLeague American Association in 1882
National League
surface form: National League in 1892
league American Association
National League
majorLeagueStatus Major League
nicknameOrigin derived from Kentucky’s nickname "The Bluegrass State" and association with "Colonel" honorific
notableAchievement Triple Crown (pitching)
surface form: Guy Hecker won American Association pitching Triple Crown in 1884 while with Louisville
notableEvent roster and player contracts largely transferred to Pittsburgh Pirates after 1899 season
notableManager Fred Clarke
notablePlayer Chicken Wolf
Fred Clarke
Guy Hecker
Honus Wagner
Pete Browning
Rube Waddell
Toad Ramsey
Tommy Leach
notableSeason 1890 American Association championship season
originalLeague American Association
participatedIn 19th-century Major League Baseball
predecessorName Louisville Eclipse
sport baseball
state Kentucky
status defunct
successorFranchiseAssetsTransferredTo Pittsburgh Pirates
timeline active in Major League play during the 1880s and 1890s
wonChampionship American Association pennant in 1890

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Deacon Phillippe team Louisville Colonels
Deacon Phillippe MLBDebutTeam Louisville Colonels
Fred Clarke memberOfSportsTeam Louisville Colonels
Honus Wagner playedForTeam Louisville Colonels
Honus Wagner MLBDebutTeam Louisville Colonels
John McGraw teamPlayedFor Louisville Colonels
this entity surface form: Baltimore Orioles (National League)
Jimmy Collins memberOfSportsTeam Louisville Colonels
Charles Louis Phillippi memberOfSportsTeam Louisville Colonels
Charles Louis Phillippi playedFor Louisville Colonels
this entity surface form: Louisville Colonels in Major League Baseball
Pee Wee Reese playedFor Louisville Colonels
Phillippi playedFor Louisville Colonels
subject surface form: Deacon Phillippe
Hughie Jennings teamPlayedFor Louisville Colonels
The Flying Dutchman team Louisville Colonels
subject surface form: Honus Wagner
Wagner team Louisville Colonels
subject surface form: Honus Wagner
American Association notableTeam Louisville Colonels
Frederick Clifford Clarke memberOfSportsTeam Louisville Colonels
Frederick Clifford Clarke MLBDebutTeam Louisville Colonels
Frederick Clifford Clarke managedTeam Louisville Colonels
Eclipse Park II primaryTenant Louisville Colonels
Eclipse Park II homeFieldOf Louisville Colonels
Eclipse Park II usedByTeam Louisville Colonels
this entity surface form: Louisville Colonels (National League)
Louisville Eclipse laterKnownAs Louisville Colonels
Louisville Eclipse successorTeam Louisville Colonels
Louisville Eclipse predecessorOf Louisville Colonels
Louisville Eclipse associatedWith Louisville Colonels
Rube Waddell MLBDebutTeam Louisville Colonels
Rube Waddell playedFor Louisville Colonels
Toad Ramsey team Louisville Colonels
Toad Ramsey debutTeam Louisville Colonels
Chicken Wolf memberOfSportsTeam Louisville Colonels
Chicken Wolf playedFor Louisville Colonels
this entity surface form: Louisville Colonels (American Association)
Johannes Peter Wagner memberOfSportsTeam Louisville Colonels
Johannes Peter Wagner MLBDebutTeam Louisville Colonels
Tommy Leach team Louisville Colonels
Tommy Leach debutTeam Louisville Colonels
Tommy Leach playedFor Louisville Colonels
Pete Browning team Louisville Colonels
Guy Hecker teamPlayedFor Louisville Colonels