Titlebook: National League Franchises: Team Performances Inspire Business Success; Frank Jozsa Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerlan

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Los Angeles Dodgersms with its location, ballpark, and market. Five decades after being re-nicknamed Dodgers in the early 1900s, majority owner Walter O’Malley demanded public land for free from Brooklyn’s commissioner of parks and to replace the 31,500-seat Ebbets Field with a new ballpark. Besides these issues, O’Ma

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San Diego Padresships. A decade after local businessman C. Arnholdt Smith purchased the club during the mid-1950s, city voters approved a multimillion-dollar bond issue to finance the construction of San Diego Stadium for the Padres and also National Football League (NFL) Chargers.

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San Francisco Giantsa, he considered moving his club to someplace in Minnesota. Despite home runs (HRs) from Willie Mays and the pitching of Johnny Antonelli, the Giants fell from winning the National League (NL) pennant and World Series in 1954 to third place in 1955 and then to sixth in 1956 and 1957. With the Polo G

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Miami Marlinsen, in September, a National League (NL) expansion committee heard presentations from three South Florida groups and one from the Miami Beacon Council. Three months later, the NL revealed six possible expansion sites. In no specific order, those were South Florida, Tampa-St. Petersburg, Orlando, Denver, Buffalo, and Washington, DC.

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New York Metsars later, local attorney William Shea announced the formation of a third major professional baseball group named Continental League (CL) to begin play in 1961 with one of its charter teams located in NYC.

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