Kavanaugh Field - Revision history

Phil at 05:40, 31 January 2009

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Phil at 03:29, 11 July 2008

2008-07-11T03:29:58Z

Phil at 03:29, 11 July 2008

2008-07-11T03:29:27Z

Phil at 03:19, 11 July 2008

2008-07-11T03:19:40Z

Phil at 16:07, 10 July 2008

2008-07-10T16:07:24Z

Phil: New page: '''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the Little Rock Travelers minor league baseball team. The field was established at [{West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named for [[Will...

2008-07-10T16:07:13Z

New page: '''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the Little Rock Travelers minor league baseball team. The field was established at [{West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named for [[Will...

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'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [{West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named for [[William M. Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association, in 1915. The Travelers left the ballpark in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] at [[Central High School]].

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Ballparks]]

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−	'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [[West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named in 1915 for [[William M. Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association. The Travelers left the ballpark for Traveler Field (later renamed [[Ray Winder Field]]) in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] for [[Central High School]].	+	'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [[West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named in 1915 for [[William Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association. The Travelers left the ballpark for Traveler Field (later renamed [[Ray Winder Field]]) in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] for [[Central High School]].

	==References==		==References==

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:29, 11 July 2008
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−	'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [[West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named for [[William M. Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association~~, in 1915~~. The Travelers left the ballpark for Traveler Field (later renamed [[Ray Winder Field]]) in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] for [[Central High School]].	+	'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [[West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named in 1915 for [[William M. Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association. The Travelers left the ballpark for Traveler Field (later renamed [[Ray Winder Field]]) in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] for [[Central High School]].

	==References==		==References==

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−	[[Category:~~Ballparks~~]]	+	[[Category:Sports venues]]

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−	'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [[West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named for [[William M. Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association, in 1915. The Travelers left the ballpark in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] at [[Central High School]].	+	'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [[West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named for [[William M. Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association, in 1915. The Travelers left the ballpark for Traveler Field (later renamed [[Ray Winder Field]]) in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] for [[Central High School]].

	==References==		==References==

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−	'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [{West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named for [[William M. Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association, in 1915. The Travelers left the ballpark in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] at [[Central High School]].	+	'''Kavanaugh Field''' was the first home of the [[Little Rock Travelers]] minor league baseball team. The field was established at [[West End Park]] in 1901. The field was named for [[William M. Kavanaugh]], former team owner and president of the Southern Association, in 1915. The Travelers left the ballpark in 1931, and the property was redeveloped as [[Quigley Stadium]] at [[Central High School]].

	==References==		==References==