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Dynasty

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November 28, 2012

 

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Farell and Deverythen moved them to a hilltop in the middle of Manhatten, where they got the name as the Hilltop Highlanders. But the stadium only seated 10,000 people, and being in the middle of Manhattan, the team became very popular, and there wasn't enough room for all the fans that wanted to see them play...
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But the Highlanders weren't doing so well, Devery and Farell nearly broke, sold the team to Colonels Jacob Ruppart and Tillinghast L'Hommedieu for 460,000 dollars. In 1913 the Colonels moved the team to the Bronx, and changed the name from the Highlanders to the New York Yankees. The new stadium was named Yankee Stadium, and the Yankees still play there today...
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