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	Chicago Cubs Information: Cubs Information @ BuySellTix.com.
		The Chicago Cubs became part of Major League Baseball in 1876 as the Chicago White Stockings.
		They became the Chicago Colts in 1890, the Chicago Orphans in 1898, and finally settled on the Chicago Cubs in 1902.
		In 1969 the Chicago Cubs joined the National League East Division, and were moved to the National League Central Division in 1994, which is where they still play today.
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	Chicago Cubs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The other team based in Chicago is the Chicago White Sox of the American League.
		The Chicago White Stockings were close contenders all summer, but disaster struck in October 1871 with the Great Chicago Fire, which destroyed the club's ballpark, uniforms, and other possessions.
		Chicago's summers are quite humid (85-90 degrees Fahrenheit on average), and playing in this heat day after day might have taken its toll (although the average temperature that summer was 71.8 degrees, about the mean[1]).
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	AEGiS-Chicago Tribune: Orphans a tiny hint of Africa's AIDS apocalypse: Economic summit has grim neighbor
		Three are her brother's kids, orphaned after he and his wife died last year.
		The explosion in the number of orphans around Ingwavuma is closing avenues to a better life even for the students who do manage to finish school.
		Orphan Care, a South African agency created to assist AIDS orphans, is now providing thousands of parentless kids in far northern KwaZulu-Natal with school uniforms, school fees, food and, most important, assistance in navigating the tortuous bureaucratic tangle that separates them from receiving a $45 monthly benefit check from the government.
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	Jimmy Ryan (baseball player) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Edward "Jimmy" Ryan (February 11, 1863 - October 26, 1923), nicknamed "Pony", was an American center fielder in Major League Baseball for the Chicago White Stockings/Colts/Orphans (1885-89, 1891-1900) in the National League, Chicago Pirates (1890) in the Players League, and Washington Senators {1902-03) in the American League.
		As a pitcher, he compiled a 6-1 record with 43 strikeouts and a 3.62 ERA in 117 innings.
		Jimmy Ryan died in Chicago, Illinois at age 60.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jimmy_Ryan_(baseball_player) (227 words)

	Chicago Cubs
		Here you have a long-established team in a large city with a fanatical fan base, an impressive roster of Hall of Fame players, and a beautiful, timeless ball park that reeks of unique traditions and is actually part of the personality of the team and the city.
		Chicago greeted the 20th century by changing the team name to the Cubs and changing superstar players — dismissing Anson in 1897 and replacing him with Frank Chance in 1898, considered the best first baseman of his time.
		During the 1894 season Bill Dahlen set the Chicago Cubs franchise record for longest hitting streak when he connected successfully in forty-two (42) consecutive games.
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		Formerly Known As: Chicago White Stockings, Chicago Colts and Chicago Orphans
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	Chicago Cubs & Wrigley Field (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Chicago Cubs Major League Baseball club was Founded in 1870 as an independent professional club, later joining the National Association in 1871 and becoming a charter member of the National League in 1876.
		The Chicago Cubs have the longest dry spell between championships in all of professional sports, having failed to win a World Series since 1908.
		The Chicago Cubs have not even been in a World Series since 1945, and finished in the second division, or bottom half, of the National League for twenty consecutive years beginning in 1947.
	www.wrigleyvillecubs.com /cubshistory.html (793 words)

	The Baseball Time Machine - OOTP Developments Forums
		Orphans manager Matt Andersen had a decision to make as Taylor obviously still had some pitches left in him, but the Orphans had the winning run standing on 2B with only 1 out.
		Orphans manager Matt Andersen decided to put 2B-Pete O'Brien aboard with the intentional walk to load the bases and set up the double play, but pinch hitter Algie McBride would have no part of that and he singled home the tying run.
		Orphans closer Bert Cunningham would come in to pitch the 10th inning, and although he gave up a walk and 2 singles, he was able to wiggle out of a 10th inning jam and keep the Orphans hopes alive.
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		In 1980, Buckner led the league with a.324 average and was 2nd in the league with 41 doubles.
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		The Chicago Misfortune have sent Ni Sionco to the minors.
		The Chicago Orphans receive Riggs Stephenson, Hippo Vaughn from the Chicago Misfortune in exchange for Rube Marx, Leviathan.
		The Chicago Orphans receive Rube Marx, Isaac Wolfowitz, Leviathan from the Philadelphia Emet in exchange for Al Collier, Frank Bernhardt.
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	Chicago Cubs History: Cubs History
		The Chicago Cubs is a professional team based in Chicago, Illinois.
		In 1898 the team was known as Orphans.
		Chicago won the NL pennant in the year 1929 before getting defeated from the Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series.
	www.mlb-players.com /cubs/cubshistory.php (547 words)

	ESPN.com Chi. White Sox/Cleveland preview
		Roberto Alomar took exception to a hard slide by Chicago's Tony Graffanino as the Indians jawed with the new AL Central champions before beating the White Sox 9-2 Monday in the first game of a historic, day-night, three-team doubleheader.
		Chicago first baseman Paul Konerko said he thought some of the Indians agreed that Graffanino's slide was clean.
		Chicago went 8-5 against the Indians, winning the season series for the first time since '94.
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	Chicago Cubs : History : Cubs Timeline
		In 1876, the Chicago White Stockings become one of eight charter members of the National League led by their president William A. Hulbert, who was also the owner of the Chicago club.
		The fledgling league thrived, as did the Chicago organization, becoming one of the sport's first dynasties, winning six of the first 11 titles.
		There were many players worthy of recognition, but the most enduring fixture from this era is Adrian "Cap" Anson, who set the franchise record for career hits (2,995) and managed the club for 19 years, earning him the nick name "Cap," which was short for captain.
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		The Chicago Orphans have sent Walter Quinn to the minors.
		The Chicago Orphans have sent Nelson Walbeck to the minors.
		The Chicago Orphans have sent Craig Bisland to the minors.
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	Chicago Cubs Tickets - Chicago Cubs Schedule - Chicago Cubs Baseball Tickets
		The Chicago Cubs is one of the many teams in Major League Baseball which is rich in colorful history.
		Other baseball teams, including the Chicago Cubs which is known during that time as the Chicago White Stockings, have the singular purpose of defeating the team of Cincinnati Red Stockings.
		The team of Chicago Cubs today is playing in the National League of Central Division in Major League Baseball, along with many great teams such as the St. Louis Cardinals of St. Louis, Missouri; Pittsburgh Pirates of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Milwaukee Brewers of Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Houston Astros of Houston, Texas; and Cincinnati Reds of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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	MySpace.com - Orphans / Orphans Club - CHICAGO, Illinois - Rock / Alternative / Folk Rock - www.myspace.com/orphansclub
		Orphans, and on occasion, Orphans Club, are an eclectic, Chicago-based band, comprised of multi-instrumentalists all drawing from different influences and backgrounds.
		Like many musicians in their hometown of Chicago, they would play pubs and coffee houses while writing and recording their songs, trying to work their way up the ladder to better clubs, better festivals, better recordings.
		Currently, when not out & about playing live as Orphans or playing as sidemen for other acts, the band is in the studio working on their fifth record, hoping for a late 2006 release.
	www.myspace.com /orphansclub (574 words)

	Orphans of the Storm
		Orphans of the Storm® animal shelter is located in Riverwoods (Deerfield), in north suburban Illinois.
		Orphans takes in, cares for and finds good and loving adoptive homes for thousands of stray and abandoned dogs and cats each year.
		This is one of our special Orphans whose story we want to bring to your attention.
	www.orphansofthestorm.org (96 words)

	Chicago Cubs Quizzes and Trivia -- FunTrivia
		This is a quiz of random questions about the Chicago Cubs and the players in its history.
		I know that there are many Chicago Cubs fans out there, and i just want to give them a quiz to make sure that they are a true Cubbies fan, or not.
		The 1969 Chicago Cubs captured the hearts of fans waiting for their first pennant since 1945.
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	All Headline News - Sox Turn Triple Play, Win Bizarre Game - August 14, 2006
		The southpaw gave up seven runs on seven hits and two errors in the first inning, but recovered to throw five scoreless innings, and in the process, picked up his fourth victory of the season.
		Buehrle became the first starting pitcher to win a game in which he allowed seven runs in the opening frame since Jack Powell beat the Chicago Orphans on Sept. 29, 1900.
		Chicago manager, Ozzie Guillen, said the game wasn't pretty but they'll take it.
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	Chicago Cubs Tickets - Cheap Cub Tickets
		Chicago has been the only city to hold a team continuously since 1876, Chicago began as the "White Stockings," primarily and was the best team in baseball.
		The Chicago Cubs were was originally known as "White Stockings", in the 1870s.
		She was thwarted by Chicago's Finest, but Ryno hit the next pitch out of the park to thunderous approval.
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	Chicago Orphans Managers (1898 - 1901) by Baseball Almanac
		This is a comprehensive list of managers for the Chicago Orphans organization.
		The Chicago Orphans; which were once called the Chicago White Stockings (1876-1889) and the Chicago Colts (1890-1897), became the modern day Chicago Cubs in 1902.
		On that same date (fast fact #2), the Orphans fired future hall of famer Cap Anson who had been the Chicago manager for nineteen seasons, won more than a thousand games, and captured five pennants.
	www.baseball-almanac.com /mgrtmcc1.shtml (157 words)

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		Orphans, 1898, after the firing of longtime manager Cap Anson.
		The Chicago Tribune tried to call the team the Spuds around this time, but that name did not appeal.
		Nicknames: Chicago White Stockings (1870-1889), Chicago Colts (1890-1897), Chicago Orphans (1898-1901) and Chicago Cubs (1902-present).
	www.thecubs.info (275 words)

	PsyArt: An Online Journal for the Psychological Study of the Arts.
		It is certainly possible to interpret Orphans as a story of deprivation of fathering and its belated provision by Harold as a kind of substitute father, healer, teacher, therapist or saviour.
		A Lacanian (1977) interpretation might centre on the emancipation of the orphans from their sado-masochistic enmeshment in the pre-oedipal, narcissistic universe of the Imaginary through the oedipalization or triangulation effected by Harold, whose entry disrupts the pre-existing dual union, turning the dyad into a triad.
		While Orphans may be read as a depiction of the psychopathological consequences for the individual of deprivation of mothering and fathering, it may also be interpreted from the sociological and theological perspectives as addressing the subject of separation, loss, abandonment and the agony of dereliction on the historical and existential levels as well.
	www.clas.ufl.edu /ipsa/journal/1998_carveth02.shtml (5546 words)

	The Pinstripe Press
		Game one pitted the hometown Orphans against the Cleveland Spiders as Jake Taylor tossed his first shut out and 39th complete game of the season en route to a 13-0 Chicago victory.
		The Chicago Colts set a major league record after scoring 36 runs on 30 hits against the Louisville Colonels on June 29th.
		Several years later, it underwent a complete reform by President Theodore Roosevelt who held the ideal that the Government should be the great arbiter of the conflicting economic forces in the Nation, especially between capital and labor, guaranteeing justice to each and dispensing favors to none.
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	Chicago Cubs Baseball Tickets, Merchandise, And Team History
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		They were known as the Chicago White Stockings from 1876-1889, then in 1890 they acquired the name the Chicago Colts; mainly because of the number of very young players on the team.
		The team name changed again from 1898-1901 to the Chicago Orphans and in 1902 they were finally known as the Chicago Cubs.
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	Chicago Cubs
		The only city to hold a team continuously since 1876, Chicago began as the "White Stockings," primarily because the best team in baseball, the Cincinnati Red Stockings, were their chief rivals.
		The Chicago National League franchise was known as the White Stockings, Colts, and the Orphans before settling in as the Cubs in 1903.
		The best player on the Cubs in the 1980s was Ryne Sandberg, a slick second baseman who won the 1984 MVP award and plugged the middle infield spot for Chicago for 15 seasons.
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		Chicago Cubs Information The Cubs, who play in the National League, are one of two teams to claim Chicago, IL as there home city.
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		CHICAGO CUBS T he Chicago Cubs are a Major League Baseball team based in Chicago, Illinois.
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	Chicago NL History [Archive] - Baseball Fever
		My information shows only four of these names for the franchise which is current the NL Chicago Cubs.
		Chicago had a team in the Players League (Pirates, 1890) and another in the Federal League (Chi-Feds 1914, and Whales 1915) but neither of those clubs evolved into today's Cubs.
		For instance the reason the White Stockings became known as the Colts is becuase the writers began calling them that after so many playes jumped the team for the players league.
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	Cap Anson
		He was also a great leader, acting as the first baseman-manager of the Chicago White Stockings and leading his team to 15 first division finishes, including five pennants, in 19 years.
		As a manager, he was a student of the game and a creative thinker - one of the first managers to rotate pitchers, Anson developed the hit-and-run and made basestealing a part of his offense.
		During his 22 years with the White Stockings of the National League - later the Chicago Colts, then the Chicago Orphans, and finally the Chicago Cubs - he produced 2,995 hits, then a record.
	www.baseball-statistics.com /HOF/Anson.html (359 words)

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