San Francisco Seals
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The San Francisco Seals were a prominent minor league baseball team in the Pacific Coast League, known for developing future Major League stars such as Joe DiMaggio.
Statements (47)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Pacific Coast League team
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minor league baseball team → |
| activeFrom |
1903
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| activeUntil |
1957
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| affiliationStatus |
primarily unaffiliated PCL club
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| awayUniformColor |
gray
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| ballparkClosed |
Seals Stadium 1959
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| ballparkOpened |
Seals Stadium 1931
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| championshipsWon |
Pacific Coast League pennant
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| city |
San Francisco
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| competition |
Hollywood Stars
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Los Angeles Angels (PCL) → Oakland Oaks → |
| competitionLevel |
high-level minor league
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| country |
United States
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| dissolved |
1957
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| eraOfProminence |
1920s
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1930s → 1940s → |
| fanBase |
San Francisco Bay Area residents
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| founded |
1903
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| historicalLeagueStatus |
considered near-major league quality in PCL era
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| homeBallpark |
Recreation Park
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Seals Stadium → |
| homeUniformColor |
white
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| jerseyNumberRetiredFor |
Joe DiMaggio
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| league |
Pacific Coast League
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| location |
San Francisco, California
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| manager |
Lefty O'Doul
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| mediaCoverage |
local newspapers in San Francisco Bay Area
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| nickname |
Seals
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| notableFor |
developing future Major League Baseball stars
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strong fan support in the Bay Area → |
| notablePlayer |
Dom DiMaggio
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Joe DiMaggio → Lefty O'Doul → Paul Waner → Skeeter Webb → Tony Lazzeri → Vince DiMaggio → |
| notableSeason |
1935
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1946 → |
| numberOfLeaguePennants |
14
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| reasonForRelocation |
arrival of Major League Baseball in San Francisco
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| region |
West Coast
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| sport |
baseball
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| successorTeam |
San Francisco Giants
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Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Pacific Coast League
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notableFormerTeam |
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Joe DiMaggio
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playedFor |