Philadelphia Athletics

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The Philadelphia Athletics were a Major League Baseball franchise, managed for decades by Connie Mack, that became one of the early 20th century’s most successful and storied teams before relocating and eventually becoming today’s Oakland Athletics.

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Jack Barry WorldSeriesChampion Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics $100,000 infield team Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics $100,000 infield playsForFranchise Philadelphia Athletics (1901–1954 American League franchise)
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1905 World Series leagueChampionAL Philadelphia Athletics
Oakland Athletics formerName Philadelphia Athletics
Oakland Athletics foundedAs Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators (1901–1960) notableRival Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack managedTeam Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack ownedTeam Philadelphia Athletics
1914 World Series runnerUp Philadelphia Athletics
1914 World Series game1LosingTeam Philadelphia Athletics
1914 World Series game2LosingTeam Philadelphia Athletics
1914 World Series game3LosingTeam Philadelphia Athletics
1914 World Series game4LosingTeam Philadelphia Athletics
1914 World Series heavilyFavoredTeam Philadelphia Athletics
Tris Speaker team Philadelphia Athletics
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Shoeless Joe Jackson MLBDebutTeam Philadelphia Athletics
Shoeless Joe Jackson playedFor Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Collins memberOfSportsTeam Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Collins memberOfSportsTeam Philadelphia Athletics (American League)
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Connie Mack Stadium homeTeam Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack Stadium tenantsFrom Philadelphia Athletics 1909–1954
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Connie Mack Stadium ownershipHistory Philadelphia Athletics organization
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Shibe Park homeTeam Philadelphia Athletics
Shibe Park owner Philadelphia Athletics
Wilbert Robinson memberOfSportsTeam Philadelphia Athletics
Stuffy McInnis team Philadelphia Athletics
Stuffy McInnis memberOf Philadelphia Athletics
1929 World Series champion Philadelphia Athletics
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1929 World Series game4Winner Philadelphia Athletics
1929 World Series game5Winner Philadelphia Athletics
A's nicknameOf Philadelphia Athletics
A's refersToHistoricalFranchise Philadelphia Athletics (1901–1954)
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Connie Mack managedTeam Philadelphia Athletics
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Mackmen refersTo Philadelphia Athletics
Mackmen appliedTo Philadelphia Athletics (American League)
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Chief Bender team Philadelphia Athletics
Chief Bender MLBDebutTeam Philadelphia Athletics