Royals fan here. And I think that Camden Yards looks beautiful. But…I really miss the camera view when facing the pitcher and seeing the pretty trees and landscaping at Memorial Stadium. I saw that a lot on tv when I was a kid and watching Oriole WS in 69-71. Also: Good luck to your team this year, I really like them and was frustrated for you when your execs traded Mancini and Lopez. I liked your team a long time ago and like the scrap n them now.
George Herman Ruth (Babe Ruth) first Pro Baseball team was the minor league Baltimore Orioles 1914. He pitched for team for 4 months and won 13 games before the Red Sox bought his contract.
Love Peabody Heights and its wonderful history as a former baseball stadium! The owner will sometimes give people a baseball tour of the brewery and hopefully they will pick that up again once it is safe to do so.
Q1 Football Baltimore Generals ,if i remember they played in College Park .Baltimore Stallions CFL both these teams also won Championships as the team from Baltimore. And Hockey .The Clippers and Skipjacks .Q2 Hanlon Park named after Ned Foxy Hanlon the manager of the 1880's Baltimore Orioles....4 Hall of Fame Orioles are buried at New Cathedral .Thats a baseball record and trivia question .Ned Hanlon, Joe Kelly, Wilbert Robinson, John Mcgraw .Great video,good job again .
John: When I lived in MD, I enjoyed Peabody Heights beer, and I visited the brewery a couple of times, but I didn't know all of the history behind Baltimore baseball & that location. So, thanks for another informative video! :-)
I moved to Baltimore in 2008. I worked for the great grandson of Bed Hanlan, the manager of the Orioles from the 1800's to when they left in1903 or 4. I have been told by a lot of the locals that the original ballpark was located in Charles Village. By the way, I am and have always been a big baseball fan.
Ned Hanlon only managed the Orioles until 1898. John McGraw managed the NL Orioles from 1899 until they were disbanded and also the AL Baltimore Orioles until he and the AL President Ban Johnson had a falling out. Hanlon was a member of the Park Board in Baltimore and was responsible for getting Municipal Stadium built, which helped lure the Browns to Baltimore. This is all in a book I co-authored called FOXY NED HANLON The Baseball Life of a Hall of Fame Manager.
From video you see there was a lot of Pro Baseball History in Baltimore City before 1954. There were many good teams & Champions, ballplayers, history, league leading attendance many years from past that helped big time to bring the St Louis Browns to town. Important & true note, the minor league Baltimore Orioles had the longest tenure at Old Oriole Park ( 401 East 30th street) from 1916 through 1944.
I'm curious no real mention of the Baltimore black sox field of play? any information. I'm a long time orioles fan . while i love candem yards. i miss memorial stadium. i love the drive through the neighborhood on the route to the park, parking at the high school seeing the façade as you walk across the street. awesome vid.
Some Minor League Baltimore Orioles team history; For 3 straight years a ballplayer from Orioles won the International League MVP. 1944 Howie Moss, 1945 Sherm Lollar, 1946 Eddie Robinson.
Did you know Robert Lefty Grove won 108 games with minor league (International League) Baltimore Orioles before Connie Mack (A's) bought him? Yes Jack Dunn Baltimore Orioles were a Dynasty team from 1919 through 1925 nick named the Seven Straighters. Many say the best minor league Baseball team ever!
You can find the ballpark's approximate footprint on Baltimore Heritage's website, if you go to Virtual > Five Minute Histories > and then look at the embedded map.
I went to many games in 1971 at Memorial Stadium. What a great team!
My mother taught at Barclay elementary school. Legend has it that the school offices are where the dugout was located.
Wow!
I love this channel
Thank you!
Open air movies were show at both Oriole Park on Greenmount Ave and at Terrapin Park in the nineteen teens.
"What happened to Mr. Bo's other eye?" "Gunther's got it !!"
Royals fan here. And I think that Camden Yards looks beautiful. But…I really miss the camera view when facing the pitcher and seeing the pretty trees and landscaping at Memorial Stadium. I saw that a lot on tv when I was a kid and watching Oriole WS in 69-71. Also: Good luck to your team this year, I really like them and was frustrated for you when your execs traded Mancini and Lopez. I liked your team a long time ago and like the scrap n them now.
Memorial stadium is gone.... didn't know that...
That s where I grew up
My dad loved baseball and the O's! Brings back memories to visit old park and Baltimore.❤⚾️
George Herman Ruth (Babe Ruth) first Pro Baseball team was the minor league Baltimore Orioles 1914. He pitched for team for 4 months and won 13 games before the Red Sox bought his contract.
Love Peabody Heights and its wonderful history as a former baseball stadium! The owner will sometimes give people a baseball tour of the brewery and hopefully they will pick that up again once it is safe to do so.
Awesome video. I had to do soo much research making these ballparks
Q1 Football Baltimore Generals ,if i remember they played in College Park .Baltimore Stallions CFL both these teams also won Championships as the team from Baltimore. And Hockey .The Clippers and Skipjacks .Q2 Hanlon Park named after Ned Foxy Hanlon the manager of the 1880's Baltimore Orioles....4 Hall of Fame Orioles are buried at New Cathedral .Thats a baseball record and trivia question .Ned Hanlon, Joe Kelly, Wilbert Robinson, John Mcgraw .Great video,good job again .
John: When I lived in MD, I enjoyed Peabody Heights beer, and I visited the brewery a couple of times, but I didn't know all of the history behind Baltimore baseball & that location. So, thanks for another informative video! :-)
I moved to Baltimore in 2008. I worked for the great grandson of Bed Hanlan, the manager of the Orioles from the 1800's to when they left in1903 or 4.
I have been told by a lot of the locals that the original ballpark was located in Charles Village.
By the way, I am and have always been a big baseball fan.
Just noticed that it said bed, it's supposed to be Ned
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No worries. Great story.
Ned Hanlon only managed the Orioles until 1898. John McGraw managed the NL Orioles from 1899 until they were disbanded and also the AL Baltimore Orioles until he and the AL President Ban Johnson had a falling out. Hanlon was a member of the Park Board in Baltimore and was responsible for getting Municipal Stadium built, which helped lure the Browns to Baltimore. This is all in a book I co-authored called FOXY NED HANLON The Baseball Life of a Hall of Fame Manager.
From video you see there was a lot of Pro Baseball History in Baltimore City before 1954. There were many good teams & Champions, ballplayers, history, league leading attendance many years from past that helped big time to bring the St Louis Browns to town. Important & true note, the minor league Baltimore Orioles had the longest tenure at Old Oriole Park ( 401 East 30th street) from 1916 through 1944.
Can’t believe the Yankees started out as the Orioles lol. Mind blown
This is oriole park 5 right
I'm curious no real mention of the Baltimore black sox field of play? any information. I'm a long time orioles fan . while i love candem yards. i miss memorial stadium. i love the drive through the neighborhood on the route to the park, parking at the high school seeing the façade as you walk across the street. awesome vid.
Some Minor League Baltimore Orioles team history; For 3 straight years a ballplayer from Orioles won the International League MVP. 1944 Howie Moss, 1945 Sherm Lollar, 1946 Eddie Robinson.
Can't wait for Oriole Parks VIII, IX, X and XI.
Hey Amigo. Is your name really Johns Hopkins? Are you THAT Johns Hopkins?
Yes! He is distantly related to the Johns Hopkins of the hospital and university.
Did you know Robert Lefty Grove won 108 games with minor league (International League) Baltimore Orioles before Connie Mack (A's) bought him? Yes Jack Dunn Baltimore Orioles were a Dynasty team from 1919 through 1925 nick named the Seven Straighters. Many say the best minor league Baseball team ever!
Anyone know where I can find pictures of the first Oriole park? Or the outline
You can find the ballpark's approximate footprint on Baltimore Heritage's website, if you go to Virtual > Five Minute Histories > and then look at the embedded map.
Can’t believe the Yankees started out as the Orioles lol. Mind blown
My great uncle had tickets to the July 4, 1944 game at Oriole Park.
Can’t believe the Yankees started out as the Orioles lol. Mind blown
Great job by Stephen Johnson. He is a great voice for the Sandlot teams!! If people are interested he has Documentaries at Cooperstown as well!
Sheriff Fowble coached Travel baseball in the 50 s for a few Decades. I believe he coached Al Kaline(Southern HS) at Herring Run Park.