Boston Red Stockings

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The Boston Red Stockings were a 19th-century professional baseball team that became one of the sport’s earliest powerhouses and the franchise that would eventually evolve into the modern Atlanta Braves.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century baseball team
professional baseball team
alsoKnownAs Boston Red Stocking Base Ball Club
captain Harry Wright
cityRepresented Boston
country United States
dissolved 1875
era early professional baseball era
founded 1871
franchiseLineage precursor to the modern Atlanta Braves franchise
historicalSignificance charter member of early professional baseball leagues
one of the earliest professional baseball powerhouses
homeField South End Grounds
isFranchiseAncestorOf Atlanta Braves
league National Association of Professional Base Ball Players
National League
location Boston, Massachusetts
manager Harry Wright
notablePlayer Al Spalding
Cal McVey
George Wright
Harry Wright
Ross Barnes
originatedFrom Cincinnati Red Stockings core players
participatedIn National Association seasons 1871–1875
reorganizedAs Boston Red Caps
sport baseball
status defunct baseball team
successor Atlanta Braves
Boston Beaneaters
Boston Braves
Boston Red Caps
Milwaukee Braves
uniformColor red stockings
wonChampionship 1872 National Association pennant
1873 National Association pennant
1874 National Association pennant
1875 National Association pennant

Referenced by (10)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Bill Dinneen ("Boston Beaneaters")
Pat Moran ("Boston Beaneaters")
playedFor
Boston Red Stockings ("Boston Red Caps")
Boston Red Stockings ("Boston Beaneaters")
successor
Boston Red Stockings ("Boston Red Stocking Base Ball Club")
alsoKnownAs
Pat Moran ("Boston Beaneaters")
debutTeam
Atlanta Braves
foundedAs
South End Grounds
homeTeam
Jimmy Collins ("Boston Beaneaters")
memberOfSportsTeam
Boston Red Stockings ("Boston Red Caps")
reorganizedAs

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