American Association (19th century)

Columns: Franchise | Years | Home-field | Titles
Baltimore Orioles | 1882-1891 | Newington Park / Oriole Park I , II , III | 0 | Cincinnati Red Stockings | 1882-1889 | Bank Street Grounds / League Park I | 1 | Louisville Colonels | 1882-1891 | Eclipse Park I | 1 | Philadelphia Athletics | 1882-1890 | Oakdale Park / Jefferson Street Grounds | 1 | Pittsburgh Alleghenys/Pirates | 1882-1886 | Exposition Park I , II / Recreation Park | 0 | St. Louis Brown Stockings/Browns | 1882-1891 | Sportsman 's Park I | 4 | Columbus Buckeyes | 1883-1884 | Recreation Park I | 0

Example questions:
On what date was a historical marker put up in a home-field of the American Association franchise for which Jack O'Connor was catcher ? | Who first managed the American Association franchise whose home-field was also known as Athletic Park ? | In what association did the American Association franchise whose home-field was used from 1880 through 1963 play for in 1889 ? | After which season was the American Association franchise whose home-field was replaced by homes and a tin factory contracted out of its league ?

Answers:
October 20 , 2006 | Jim Gifford | The International Association | The 1899 season