Highlanders

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Highlanders is the short name historically used for the New York Highlanders, the Major League Baseball team that later became the New York Yankees.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball team
defunct baseball team name
activeFrom 1903
activeUntil 1912
alsoPlayedAt Polo Grounds
alternativeNickname Yankees
linked to: New York Yankees

Yanks
ballparkLocation Washington Heights, Manhattan
linked to: Washington Heights
basedInState New York
bestKnownFor being the early name of the New York Yankees franchise
country United States
division none (pre-divisional era)
era dead-ball era
firstSeasonInNewYork 1903
foundedByRelocationFrom Baltimore, Maryland
franchiseOf New York Yankees
fullName New York Highlanders
governingBody Major League Baseball
homeBallpark Hilltop Park
homeBorough Manhattan
homeCity New York City
lastSeasonAsHighlanders 1912
laterBecame New York Yankees
league American League
leagueAffiliation American League East franchise lineage
leaguePennants 0
location New York City
nameChangedTo New York Yankees
nameChangeEffectiveSeason 1913
nicknameOrigin derived from Hilltop Park’s elevated location
notableManager Clark Griffith
Frank Chance
Harry Wolverton
Kid Elberfeld
notablePlayer Hal Chase
Jack Chesbro
Willie Keeler
notableRival Boston Americans
Boston Red Sox
ownerDuringEarlyYears Frank J. Farrell
William S. Devery NERFINISHED
predecessor Baltimore Orioles (1901–1902 American League)
seasonCount 10
sport baseball
teamColors navy blue
white
teamStatus historical name of active franchise
WorldSeriesTitles 0

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New York Highlanders shortName Highlanders