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United States Joint Committee on Investigating Un-American Activities

* Containment

The **United States Joint Committee on Investigating Un-American Activities** **(USJCIUA)** was a joint select congressional committee created in 1938, and tasked with investigate alleged disloyalty and subversive activities on the part of private citizens, public employees, and those organizations suspected of having Communist sympathies. It became a standing (permanent) committee in 1945, and from 1969 onwards it was known as the **House Committee on Internal Security**. When the House abolished the committee in 1975, its functions were transferred to the House Judiciary Committee.

The committee's anti-communist investigations are often associated with McCarthyism, although Joseph McCarthy himself (as a U.S. Senator) had no direct involvement with the House committee. McCarthy was the chairman of the Government Operations Committee and its Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the U.S. Senate.

## Chairmen

* Edward Hart Jr. (D‑NJ), 1945–1946

* John Stephens Wood (D‑GA), 1949–1953
Republic of Taaugug (1952–1977)

The **Fourth Republic of Taaugug** was a state on the continent of Eros run by a military junta from March 23, 1952 to April 4, 1977.; the government was led by the National Council for Reconstruction and succeeded the State of Taaugug. The government was toppled by the Democratic Front and led to the First Taaugugian Civil War.
Tony Ramirez Memorial Stadium

**Tony Ramirez Memorial Stadium**, known simply as **Ramirez Stadium** is a multi-purpose stadium in Towson, Maryland, it is the ballpark of the Baltimore Bullets since the team began in 1875. The stadium was also occupied by the Baltimore Orioles from 1951 to 1992 before Orioles Park at Camden Yards
Prime Minister of Haiti

Senior Haitian Government official

The **Prime Minister of Haiti** (French: *Premier ministre d'Haïti*, Haitian Creole: *Premye Minis Ayiti*) is the head of government of Haiti. The office was created under the 1987 Constitution; previously, all executive power was held by the president or head of state, who appointed and chaired the Council of Ministers. The Prime Minister serves as the official representative of the interest of the President in the Haitian Parliament. The office is currently held by Joseph Mathieu since December 15, 2022

## Appointment

The prime minister is appointed by the president and ratified by the Haitian Parliament.

## Duties and powers

The prime minister appoints the ministers and secretaries of state, and goes before the National Assembly to obtain a vote of confidence for their declaration of general policy. The prime minister enforces the laws and, along with the president, is responsible for national defense. In addition, the prime minister oversees the National Commission on Government Procurement (CNMP), a decentralized body.

## See also

* List of Prime Ministers of Haiti
* President of Haiti
* List of heads of state of Haiti
Utah's 1st congressional district

U.S. House of Representatives district for Utah

**Utah's 1st congressional district**serves the northern area of Utah, including the cities of Ogden, Logan, Park City, Layton, Clearfield, Salt Lake City, and the northern half of the Great Salt Lake.

The current member of the United States House of Representatives from the district is Conservative–Republican Evan Reid.

President George W. Bush received 73% of the vote in this district in 2004. Scoring a Cook Partisan Voting Index (CPVI) of R+26 in 2004, the 1st Congressional District narrowly beat three other Congressional Districts which scored R+25 to become the most Republican district in the nation.
Negro National League

American professional baseball league

The **Negro National League** is a professional Negro League. The league was formed in 1921, making it the first professional all-African-American baseball and sports league.

## Negro National League franchises

### Current teams

* Baltimore Black Sox (1921–present)
* Kansas City Monarchs (1928–present)
* New York Gothams (1928–present)
* Scotland Eagles (1921–present)
* St. Louis Spirit (1927–present)

### Former teams

* Boston Black Braves (1921–1925)
* New York Atlantics (1921–1925)
* Tobytown Robins (1927–1928)

### Timeline

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Louis Mathieu

35th President of Haiti from 1971 to 2023 (1933–2023)

* Jean Pierre
* Kelly
* François
 Relatives | Mathieu family
* Gerard Mathieu (brother)
* Jacques Eliott Mathieu (brother)

**Louis Mathieu** OHE (April 2, 1933 – July 7, 2023) was a Haitian politician who served as the 35th President of Haiti from 1971 to 2023. He was succeeded by his grandson Toussaint Mathieu. He is the longest serving head of state in Haitian history, serving for a total of 52 years and 145 days. He also served as the Chairman of the Haitian National Congress from 1969 to 1999. He took control in Haiti on April 21, 1971 after leading a coup against the government of François Duvalier. He would then quickly abandon the pro-Western and pro-Democracy foundations of the KND in favor of a continuation of the despotic and authoritarian rule of Duvalier. He continued the cult of personality that was established under Duvalier and expanded it to include himself and his family as the successors to the Duvaliers.

Mathieu obtained a doctorate at the State University of Haiti in political science. He was "unanimously" re-elected to serve ten terms as President of Haiti from 1973 to 2018, all of which were considered illegitimate and fraudulent by outside international observers. He stepped down in 1999 as the Chairman of the Haitian National Congress, and was succeeded by close ally, and former classmate, Yves Frederic. Mathieu began his political life as a communist and modeled the Haitian National Congress after the Black Panther Party. After coming to power in Haiti, he would considered himself a Black Nationalist, Pan-Africanist, Anti-Western, Anti-Imperialist and avowed anti-communist. However, Mathieu also held a strongly favorable opinion of the Black Panther Party and even held a state funeral after the death of Black Panther founder, Fred Hampton. He continued the practice of death squads first established by Duvalier, who were responsible for the disappearance of numerous opposition leaders and crushing any dissent against his regime.

## President of Haiti (1971–2023)

Main article: Presidency of Louis Mathieu
Maria Ramirez

Collaborator in the Assassination of Juan Castillo (1991–2023)

**Maria Angelica Ramiez Rivera** (February 20, 1991 – December 13, 2023) was a Dominican political activist and accomplice in the Assassination of Juan Castillo. She was a member of Haitian socialist guerilla group known as La Resistance.
Timeline of Negro league baseball leagues

This article is a timeline of the evolution of both Major and Minor Negro leagues.

## History

### The creation and dominance of the Negro National League (1921–1926)

#### 1921–1925: Negro National League

* The Negro National League is founded in 1921 as the first of the major Negro League. The league begins with four teams.

1921–1925 NNL teams

#### 1926: First changes to the NNL

* The Boston Black Braves and the New York Atlantics fold and are replaced by the Tobytown Eagles and the St. Louis Spirit, who joined the league from Major League Baseball.

1926 NNL teams

### Expansion Era (1927–present)

The Expansion Era saw the creation of many new Negro Leagues to rival the dominance of the Negro National League. During this period, a new league was formed nearly every year.

#### 1927: Afro-American Professional Baseball League is founded

* In 1927, the AAPBL was established as a rival to the Negro National League. The league was formed with four original teams, plus the Tobytown Robins who joined from the NNL.

1927 Negro League teams

#### 1928: Negro American Association is founded, expansion of the NNL

* In 1928, the Negro American Association was founded with four teams.
* The NNL added the Boston Royal Giants, Indianapolis Athletics, Louisville Cardinals, and New Orleans Creoles.

1927 Negro League teams

#### 1929: Expansion and the Negro League Baseball and the Negro World Series

* The Southern League is formed with 16 teams.
* The Negro World Series is formed as a playoff tournament between the champions of all of the Negro Leagues.
* The Mid-Atlantic League is established as the first Minor Negro League, serving as the minor teams for the Negro National League.

1929 Major Negro League teams

1929 Minor Negro League teams
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Mathieuism

State poltiical ideology of Haiti

* Black nationalism
* Pan-Africanism
* Imperialism
* Totalitarianism
* Ultra-nationalism
* Creole rights
* Pro-Gwo Divize an
* Anti-capitalism
* Anti-communism

**Mathieuism** is a Haitian far-right black nationalist political ideology named after former Haitian President Louis Mathieu. It was the official ideology of Haiti and its ruling party the Haitian National Congress that ruled Haiti from 1971 to 2023, as well of its successor, the KND-PUSD. Mathieuism also served as of the official ideology of the KND-affiliated Grand Hispaniola Unification Party and the Unionist Party of Santo Domingo.

## Tendencies

### Orthodox tendencies

#### Orthodox

The Orthodox/traditional/hardline faction of the Mathieuists is school of thought that rejects the moderate reforms the Haitian National Congress (KND) undertook during the Chairmanship of Yves Frederic from 1999 to 2017. This ideology was the dominant school during Louis Mathieu's presidency from 1971 to 2023, however it was most dominant from 1971 to 1998. In 1998, the KND began to implement policies to open up Haiti to the west, which was met with harsh criticisms from this faction. Members of this faction tend to be older, and were typically those who were caught up in the revolutionary fervor of 1971 and the subsequent purges from 1971 to 1983. They tend to be the most culturally conservative and nationalistic of the schools of Mathieuist thought. The orthodox faction were responsible for the Gwo Divize an, which segregated the Creole-speaking population from the Spanish-minority population. They also tend to be the most hawkish on foreign policies.

The Louis Mathieu Policy Institute and the Mathieu School are two institutions that promote the orthodox Mathieuist policies.

## Political parties

### Current

Major parties
* KND-PUSD, one of two legal ruling parties of Haiti and the successor to the Haitian National Congress
* Hope and Change, official opposition party of Haiti; unofficially Mathieuist party.
* Pati Refòm, minor opposition party affiliated with Hope and Change.

Minor parties
* All-Haitian Nationalist Party, minor far-right militant and guerilla organization.
* National Action Front, far-right militant terrorist organization in Haiti

### Defunct/former

* Haitian National Congress; founded in 1969 by Louis Mathieu and formerly the sole ruling party of the Haitian Republic from 1971 to 2023.
* Grand Hispaniola Unification Party, minor pro-Haitian party in the former Dominican Republic founded by Juan Castillo; dissolved after the Second Unification of Hispaniola.
* Unionist Party of Santo Domingo, short-lived pro-Haitian political party; merged with the Haitian National Congress to become the KND-PUSD in 2023.
Raúl Jiménez

Cuban-American professional baseball pitcher

* Frederick Keys (2024–present)

**Raúl Jiménez** (born: April 15, 1993) is a Cuban-American professional baseball who is currently a free agent. He played for the Annapolis Sailors for the 2023 season.

## Early life

Arturo Jiménez was born on April 15, 1991, along with his younger twin brother Raul. The two grew up playing baseball together in Cuba and even played for their local team Guantanamo in the Cuban National Series. The two defected to the United States in 2021 to sign with the upstart Chesapeake League.

## Professional career

### Annapolis Sailors

Jiménez was signed to the Annapolis Sailors as an undrafted free agent. He started in his only game on June 27 against the Hagerstown Locomotives as a reliever. He pitched for a single inning, and allowed 1 run, 1 hit, had a single walk and a 3.58 earned run average. He was released by the Sailors in the offseason and is currently a free agent.

## Personal life

Arturo's twin brother Arturo is also currently a free agent, with both players having been on the pitching staff for the 2023 Sailors season. He has a 3-year-old son named Juan.
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Micah Thomsen

American business executive (born 1903)

**Micah Thomsen** (born 1August 24, 1903} is an American business and sports executive who is the principal owner of the Port-au-Prince Buccaneers of the Haitian League. He took over the team after the sale of the team by Mathieu Sabatier. His elevation to ownership of the franchise was controversial due to the nationalistic sentiment of the Haitian League and its fan. He was the first non-Haitian owner of a Haitian sports franchise, and was the catalyst to the end of the ban of foreigners in the Haitian League.
Trinidad and Tobago national baseball team

National baseball team of Trinidad and Tobago

The **Trinidad and Tobago national baseball team** is the national baseball team of Trinidad and Tobago. The team is controlled by the Baseball/Softball Association of Trinidad and Tobago, and represents the nation in international competitions. The team is a provisional member of the Pan American Baseball Confederation.
Toussaint I

Emperor of Haiti since 2023 (born 1971)

**Toussaint I** (Toussaint Mathieu; born October 29, 1971) is the Emperor of Haiti and a former politician who served as the 35th President of Haiti from July 7, 2023 to December 3, 2023. He is the son of Louis Mathieu and succeeded him after his death in 2023.

Toussaint was born on October 29, 1974 in Port-au-Prince, Haitian Republic during the Presidency of Louis Mathieu. He first entered politics when he was elected as a member of the Haitian Parliament in 2003 from the Arbonite At-Large district. He was appointed as the Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs in 2007.

## Personal life

 **New title**Empire established |  **Emperor of Haiti** 2023–present
 Preceded byLouis Mathieu |  **36th President of Haiti** 2023
 Preceded byJunior Thomas2009–2018 |  **Secretary of State for National Defence** 2018–2021
 **New title**KND-PUSD established |  **3rd Chairman of the KND-PUSD** 2021–2023
Order of the Haitian Republic

Defunct order of merit of Haiti used from 1971–2023

The **Order of the Haitian Republic** was a State honor of the Haitian Republic, and the highest honor awarded by the President of Haiti. It was replaced with the Order of the Haitian Empire and the Order of Toussaint I on December 11, 2023. The order was divded into three classes: First class, second class, and third class. Recipients of the award were chosen annually by the President.
Rose Mathieu

Former First Lady of Haiti

* Professor

**Rosalie Marie Mathieu** (née Baptiste; born January 17, 1950) is a Haitian-American social worker who served as the First Lady of Haiti from 1971 to 2023. She was last seen in public on July 30, 2023 for the State Funeral for her late husband President Louis Mathieu, who died on July 7, 2023. According to the Haitian government, Mathieu remain in mourning for her husband of 40 years, however according to some dissidents, she is being kept as a political prisoner in one of Haiti's many labour camps.

Rose Marie Baptiste was born on January 17, 1950 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. She would obtain her Bachelor's Degree in Social Work from New York University, and then went on to obtain her Masters in Social Work from Boston College, and then her Doctorate and later a PhD in Psychology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. She would then serve as a professor at Boston College, where she met her future husband Louis Mathieu. She would also work for numerous social service agencies throughout the Boston Area, and then in the Baltimore area before returning to Haiti in 1971 to marry Mathieu. Rose Marie would briefly return to the United States until the Haitian National Congress took over Haiti after the death of dictator François Duvalier.

As of September 27, 2023, Mathieu remains missing and has not been seen since the funeral of her husband.

## Early life

Rose Marie Baptiste was born the oldest of seven siblings on January 17, 1950 to a poor family in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. She was often the caretaker of the family as her mother was often working long shifts as a nurse and her father worked in the government, and had been part of the revolt that led to the Duvalier regime.
San Francisco Bay Sox

Major League Baseball team based in San Francisco

* National League (1871–present)
	+ NL South (1883–present)
* San Francisco Bay Sox (1908–present)
* St. Louis Browns (1885–1907)
* St. Louis Brown Stockings (1878–1884)
* 1879
* 1880
* 1894
* 1907
* 1911
 NL Pennants (10) | * 1871
* 1879
* 1880
* 1893
* 1894
* 1907
* 1909
* 1911
* 1912
 South Division titles (7) | * 1886
* 1887
* 1893
* 1894
* 1912
* 1913
 Wild card berths (6) | * 1906
* 1907
* 1908
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* Bay Sox Stadium (1908–present)
* St. Louis Field (1878–18840
* Troy Field (1871–1877)

The **San Francisco Bay Sox** are an American professional baseball team based in San Francisco. The Bay Sox compete in Major League Baseball (MLB) as one of the charter members of the National League (NL) and play in the South Division. The Bay Sox were founded in 1871 as the **Troy Haymakers** and were one of the original eight teams in Major League Baseball. The team moved to St. Louis in 1878 and re-named themselves to the **St. Louis Brown Stockings**, which was later shortened to **St. Louis Browns** in 1885. The team would finally move to the West Coast as a part of Major League Baseball's efforts to expand to the west coast markets. The team would don the name **San Francisco Bay Sox**, paying tribute to the San Francisco Bay and the Bay Area.

The Bay Sox are one of the most successful franchises in Major League Baseball, having won seven World Series titles, which is the second most behind the Baltimore Orioles with 9 titles. They have won 10 National League Pennants and 7 NL South Division titles.

As of the 1917 season, the franchise has an all-time record of 1,962–1,789 (.532).
List of Port-au-Prince Buccaneers seasons

## Key

* Season – The team season
* Level – The league the team played in
* League – The conference the team competed in
* Division – The division the team played in
* Finish – The placement in the division
* Won – Games won
* Lost – Games lost
* Win% – Win-loss percentage for the season
* GB – Games behind first place
* Playoffs – Playoff games played, if the team made the playoffs
* Awards – Awards won by team players
Seniority in the United States Senate

## Current seniority list

Only relevant factors are listed below. For senators whose seniority is based on their state's respective population, the state population ranking is given as determined by the relevant United States census current at the time that they began service.

  Labour  (49)

  Democratic  (48)

  Conservative–Republican  (3)
Montreal Expos (1914–1950)

This article is about the original Montreal Expos, formerly known as the Omaha Revolution. For other uses, see Montreal Expos (disambiguation).

* + Western Great Lakes ([[{{{y2}}} in baseball|{{{y2}}}]]–present)
* James T. Baldwin Field (1889–1902)
* Revolution Park (1903–1914)

The **Montreal Expos** were a professional American baseball team who played in the All-American Baseball League as a member of the Western Conference. The Expos were founded in 1875 as the Omaha Revolution and relocated.
Louis Mathieu University

Private university in Mathieuville, Haiti

**Louis Mathieu University** is a private university in Mathieuville, Haiti. Founded on April 18, 1877 and named after President at the time Louis Mathieu. Louis Mathieu University was the flagship institution of the University System of Haiti from 1972 to 2023 before going private. It is the largest and most prestigious university in Haiti. Louis Mathieu University is a Afro-Creole-only university.
New State of Taaugug (militant organization)

The **New State of Taaugug** (NST) is an insurgent militant terrorist group and unrecognized quasi-state that aims to overthrow the governments of Taaugug, Free Taaugug and Velaria to establish a successor state to the State of Taaugug, which existed from 1929 to 1952 under Park Jin-young.

The NST currently operates the Ione Province, an outer province of Taaugug that borders Velaria. Governor–General of the Ione Province Ahn Sun-sil is a member of the New State of Taaugug's political-wing known as the National Party of Taaugug.

## Government

New State of Taaugug (militant organization)

## See also

Template:Government of the New State of Taaugug
Republican Party

The **Republican Party**, also referred to as the **GOP ("Grand Old Party")** is an American political party. The party was originally founded in 1854 by anti-slavery activists who opposed the Kansas–Nebraska Act, which had allowed for the potential expansion of chattel slavery into the western territories. The original Republican Party merged with the Conservative Party to form the Conservative–Republican Party, though the party would quickly be re-formed by moderate and moderate conservatives who were disgruntled with what they saw as an extreme far-right turn in the Conservative–Republican Party. The Republican Party now aligns itself as a socially moderate and fiscally conservative party. The party has been heavily influenced by the Villarreal family, who have served as the torchbearers of the party since the 1980s. Its main political rivals are the Labour Party, Democratic Party, and the Conservative–Republican Party.

The Republican Party's originally intellectual predecessors were considered to be Northern members of the Whig Party, with Republican President Abraham Lincoln, Rutherford B. Hayes, Chester A. Arthur, and Benjamin Harrison all being Whigs before switching to the party, from which they were elected. The current Republican Party can trace its roots to the original Republican Party as well as to the moderate Alliance Party, Liberal Party, and the Federalist Party.
Midwest Series

Major League Baseball rivalry

Current cities

* Kansas City, Missouri
* Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Past cities

* Minneapolis, Minnesota
* Kenosha, Wisconsin
* Brewers Field
* Kansas City Stadium
* Brewers: 6–1 (1922)
* Indians: 11–0 (1913)
* Brewers: 6 (1911)
* Indians: 14 (1909)

The **Midwest Series**, also known as the **Brewers–Indians rivalry** or historically known as the **I-35 Series** is a Major League Baseball (MLB) rivalry between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Kansas City Indians. Both team compete in MLB's National League since 1896, when the Brewers were established as the Minnesota Centennials.

The rivalry between the two franchises took off when the Minnesota Norsemen relocated to Milwaukee and became the Brew Crew. This rivalry intensified during a period from 1908 to 1915 when the two franchises were fighting a legal battle to determine who would get the naming rights to the Brewers name.

## Background

Main article: Brewers name dispute
The rivalry between the Kansas City Indians and the Milwaukee Brewers began shortly after the entrance of the Brewers to Major League Baseball.

## Midwest Series Classic

* Milwaukee Brewers
* Kansas City Indians

The **Midwest Series Classic** is a preseason friendly exhibition tournament held in December. The tournament began in 1923. The two teams play each other a total of six times in exhibition games and then face of in a best-of-seven championship round to determine the champion of the tournament.

## See also

Template:Major League Baseball rivalries
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Planned relocation of the Chicago Cubs

The **Chicago Cubs**, a professional American baseball team and a founding member of the All-American Baseball League were planning to relocate the club from Chicago, Illinois to Montreal, Quebec in the 1958 offseason. This move was instigated by protracted stadium disagreements between the Chicago Cubs ownership and the city of Chicago. The move was also caused by financial difficulties caused by the signing of the largest contract in AABL history, when Venezuelan first baseman Mike Rivera signed a $700 million contract fully guaranteed by the Chicago Cubs. This contract, which is the largest extension in the history of the AABL caused the AABL to intervene and create a maximum salary. The contract completely bankrupted the Chicago Cubs causing the team to become financially insolvent and eventually dissolve.

The Chicago Cubs' planned relocation to Montreal was the subject of much criticism by fans. A documentary was created in 2009 titled *The Conspiracy Against the Cubs: How the AABL Killed the Cubs*, which claimed that the the planned relocation of the Cubs was an intentional move by the AABL to recreate the AABL, and alleged bias against the Cubs.
Montreal Expos (disambiguation)

Disambiguation page for Montreal Expos (disambiguation)The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
The Montreal Expos are an All-American Baseball League team of the Western Conference established in 1959.

Other teams named the Montreal Expos include:

* Montreal Expos (1914–1950), a charter member of the All-American Baseball League; previously the Omaha Revolution (1913–1914).
* Montreal Expos (1954–1955), an All-American Baseball League team; originally founded as the Atlanta Terrapins (1875–1945), then rebranded as the Atlanta Diamondbacks (1945–1954).
Thomsen Sports Group

American sports management company, subsidiary of the Lucky Star Coporation

* Baja California Royals
* Las Vegas Aviators
* Los Angeles Baseball Club
* Los Angeles FC
* Los Angeles Stars
* Lucky Star Rangers

The **Thomsen Sports Group** is an American sports management holding company that owns the various sports team including the Los Angeles Baseball Club of the All-American Baseball League (AABL) and its minor league affiliates.

## TSG owned stadiums

### Los Angeles Olympic Stadium

Main article: Los Angeles Olympic Stadium
The **Los Angeles Olympic Stadium** has served as the home stadium of the Los Angeles Baseball Club of the Pacific Coast League and later of the All-American Baseball League since the team was founded in 1929. The stadium was owned by the city of Los Angeles at first, and was eventually given half-ownership of the stadium in the 1940s. In 1984, the stadium was fully purchased by the Thomsen Sports Group and has been privately owned separate from the LABC ever since.
Pacific Coast League

History
* Scotty McHale(1929 – 1939)
* Dustin Frank(1939 – April 1940)
* Marty McDermott(April 1940 – May 1940)
* Dylan Jamie(May 1940 – November 1940)
* Jacob Rolf(November 1940)
* Sean Mac(November 1940 – January 1941)
* Ian Connors(January 1941 – May 1941)
* Leslie Savage(May 1941 – December 1941)
* 24 (1935–1937)
* American League
* National League
* MABL

The **Pacific Coast League** was a professional baseball league that operated from 1929 until 1941. The league folded in 1941, with four teams (the Los Angeles Baseball Club, Stockton Stingrays, Anaheim Majestics, and Oakland Sharks) joining the All-American Baseball League. The league began as a west coast competitor to the AABL, starting with sixteen teams all based on the west coast of the United States.

## History

The Pacific Coast League was founded in 1929. The league began with sixteen teams located on the West Coast of the United States. Scotty McHale was elected the first league commissioner in January of 1929. The league's first season began in April, 1929 and competed directly with the 1929 AABL season. The league began with a total of

## Seasons

### Standings

#### 1929

 Glendale Stallions - x
 Bakersfield Rush - e
 Chula Vista Wild Dogs - e

 Stockton Stingrays | 37
 Fremont Thunder Bats | 32
 Modesto Paints | 29

### Champions

This is a **list of seasons of the Pacific Coast League**.

The Los Angeles Baseball Club were the most successful club in the league with a total of seven league championships, and were the only team to win consecutive championships. Their first stint was back-to-back titles in 1929 and 1930, and their second was their four consecutive championships from 1934 to 1937. LABC won the Pacific League a total of nine times.

The Santa Ana Flight and West Covina Pumas each won the Coastal League four times. Anaheim Majestics won the Coastal League three times.

## Hall of Fame

Sports museum / Hall of Fame in Anaheim, California

The Museum of the Pacific Coast was established in 1982 as a museum holding collectible items from the Pacific Coast League. The museum is also home to the league's hall of fame.

Included in the museum is Champions' row, which features all of the championship trophy from all of the defunct league champion teams.

### Inductees

* (0) Kim Woo-jin (Los Angeles Baseball Club – 7x Finals MVP, 13x League MVP, Platinum Stick, 8x, Best Fielder, Rookie of the Year
Watanabe Shinzo

1st Prime Minister of Velaria

Lord **Watanabe Shinzo** OKV (August 8, 1679 – June 22, 1757) was a Velarian politician who served as the 2nd Leader of the House of Lords from January 2, 1739 until his death on June 22, 1745 and as the 1st Prime Minister of Velaria from March 2, 1721 to November 20, 1734. He is the only person to serve as the leader of both the House of Lords and the House of Commons. He served represented Osa prefecture in Parliament for 24 years. Watanabe was a member of the Liberal Party. Watanabe was elected the first Speaker of the House of Commons by a Liberal majority in the 1721 Velarian general election.

Watanabe was born to wealthy land-owning nobles in the prefecture of Osa. He was educated the Royal College of Osa and was the President of the Shirosōbi-kai (White Rose Society), which is an elite fraternal club, known for having multiple notable politicians and other high ranking people in positions of power=.
Victor Medina

**Victor Medina** (Born: September 8, 1998) is an American football quarterback for the Union City Red Devils of the United American Football League (UAFL). He was drafted with the eighth pick in the third round of the 2017 UAFL Draft. Medina played college football at Virginia Tech.

## Early Life

Medina was born on September 8, 1998 in Richmond, Virginia. His father was of Italian and Moroccan descent who worked as a carpenter, and his mother was Italian and Polish. He attended Robert E. Lee High School in Petersburg, Virginia, and set the all-time passing yards, passing for 9,283 yards, 87 touchdowns and 41 interceptions. He would commit to the Virginia Tech after his 2016 senior season.

## College Career

As a freshman, Medina sat behind junior quarterback Alex Russell. He would earn the starting job in his sophomore season, passing for over 3,100 yards, 38 touchdowns and 26 interceptions. He would follow up that with an equally solid junior season with 2,948 passing yards, 28 touchdowns, 9 interceptions and an additional 391 yards rushing. He would be named a second team All-Mid-Atlantic Conference player, and was given the team's MVP award for the season. His junior season would be short-lived as he would suffer an ACL tear in a week 5 game against Maryland that caused him to mis the rest of the season. He would come back in his senior season and passed for 3,094 yards, 26 touchdowns and 17 interceptions. He would lead the Hokies to a bowl win over the Utah Utes in the Cheez-It-Bowl.
Ronald Acuña Jr.

Former baseball player and Manager

This article is about a fictional version of Ronald Acuña Jr., for the real life version see Ronald Acuña Jr.

* Las Vegas Bay Hawks (1941–1942)
* Virginia Beach Wranglers (1943)
* Las Vegas Bay Hawks (1944–1946)

**Ronald José Acuña Blanco Jr.** (Born: December 18, 1904) is an Venezuelan professional baseball manager for the Los Angeles Baseball Club of the All-American Baseball League (AABL). Acuña Jr. previously played as an outfielder for the Baltimore Bullets of the AABL, the Las Vegas Bay Hawks of the American League (AL) and for the Virginia Wranglers of the National League (NL).

## Player profile

### Batting style

A powerful right-handed batter, Acuña has all-around batting range. Former major league hitter Sean Casey compared Acuña's batting style to Roberto Clemente, as his natural core power and rotational torque allows him to hit without a backswing, and keeping the knob of the bat pointing down at home plate (normally pointing towards the catcher during the backswing), yet still making contact and maintaining control of the barrel.

### Baserunning

On the basepaths, Acuña starts off like an infielder with a more upright stance, or a running back standing with a slight bend of the knees and hands on the knees to generate greater acceleration. According to Harold Reynolds, who adopted the Rickey Henderson technique for both baserunning and fielding, the stance also stops him from leaning or tipping off fielders for base stealing
Pete Barnes

Former NBL center

**Pete Barnes** (born September 19, 2009) is a basketball executive and former American professional basketball center. He played for 33 seasons in the National Basketball League, with his rookie season with the New York Yankees. He then and then played for 32 seasons with the Baltimore Bullets. He is considered the greatest basketball player of all-time. He is currently an executive for the Baltimore Bullets.

Barnes was drafted by the Baltimore Bullets 9th overall in 2023 NBL Draft by the New York Yankees. He retired in 2054 before returning shortly after and played for one final season in 2055 before retiring permanently in 2055.

Barnes' individual accolades include 31 NBL Finals Most Valuable Player Award awards, 32 NBL Semifinals MVP awards, 32 league MVP awards, 32 Defensive Player of the Year Awards, 32 All-NBL team bids, 29 All-Star bids. He won his first title in 2024 and led the league in numerous statistical categories throughout his long career in the National Basketball League. He also played for the Olympics. including winning a gold medal. His no. 41 jersey was retied by the Baltimore Bullets shortly after he retired in 2055. He led the NBL in scoring, rebounds, and blocks in 32 seasons of his career. He won the Slam Dunk contest 14 times and the three point contest 24 times in his career. He was named to each all decade team during his career.

## Early life

Pete Barnes was born on September 19, 2009 in Port-of-Spain in Trinidad and Tobago. His family immigrated to Brooklyn, New York when Barnes was 3 years old. He attended Martin Luther King Jr. High School and then attended the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

## Personal life

Barnes' son Matt is a current free agent in the National Basketball League.
Templat:Tree Chart

**Template documentation** (for the above template, sometimes hidden or invisible)

* Module:Tree chart

Not to be confused with Template:Graph:Chart.
## Usage

This template produces one row in a "family tree"-like chart consisting of boxes and connecting lines based loosely on an ASCII art-like syntax. It is meant to be used in conjunction with {{Tree chart/start}} and {{Tree chart/end}}. The chart is displayed as HTML tables using CSS attributes, and may contain arbitrary wiki markup within the boxes. This implementation was based on the now-deprecated {{family tree}} template.

## Basic example

This code:

```
{{Tree chart/start|align=center|summary=An example family tree}}
{{Tree chart/end}}

```

produces this:

This chart visually displays the information that I have a brother Joe and a little sister; my mom married my dad;
and my dad's parents were Grandma and Grandpa; and my dad's parents had another child, Aunt Daisy. The code above produces a table of size 9 rows x 10 columns as shown below.
## The table structure created using the example aboveCollapsible basic example

This code uses {{chart top}}:

```
{{chart top|An example family tree}}
{{Tree chart/start|align=center}}
{{Tree chart/end}}
{{chart bottom}}

```
produces this:
President of Rosewood State University

The **President of Rosewood State University** is the highest position at Rosewood State University, and is responsible for the overall oversight of the university. The position is elected every 5 years by the Board of Directors, as the most senior position on the Board of Directors.

## Requirements

In order to be elected to President of the university you must be at least 35 years old, and have served as a senior administrator at another university.
Order of Haitian Republic

Highest civilian honor of Haiti

The **Order of the Haitian Republic** is the supreme honor within the national honours system of Haiti and was established by Presidential Decree on August 19, 1973. Members are referred to as National Heroes, and are accorded the style "The Right Excellent" and the post-nominal letters "OHR." The order recognizes the most prominent figures from the history of Haiti and those who have accomplished notable feats for the country or for humanity at-large.
National Coalition for the Preservation of the Fatherland

The **National Coalition for the Preservation of the Fatherland**, known simply as the **National Coalition** or as **the Coalition** was a political coalition of far-right political parties under Park Jin-young's State of Taaugug. The coalition was dominated by the All-Taaugug National Party and Park Jin-young's cult of personality. The coalition won every general election from 1929 to 1949 by a wide margin due to the suppression of opposition parties and the extrajudicial killings of dissidents. The coalition was disbanded following the dissolution of the State of Taaugug and the fall of the fascist government. All member parties of the coalition and its affiliated organizations were outlawed in the Republic of Taaugug, with many high ranking members finding refuge in Free Taaugug.

The coalition included eight major national political parties, as well as numerous provincial and local organizations affiliated with the coalition; including affiliated regional political parties, ethnic minority political parties and business' conglomerate and other industry organizations. The group was governed by the National Fascist Council, who were the main policy organization of the coalition and of the All-Taaugug National Party. In the state of Taaugug, all elected officials were required to be a member of the National Coalition. The coalition was one of the two main political alliances in the State of Taaugug, and was the main opposition to the National Revivalist Movement, which itself was subservient to the All-Taaugug National Party,.

The National Coalition was succeeded in Free Taaugug by the National Resistance Movement, who were the main opposition to the Communist Party of Taaugug and the Republic of Taaugug. The National Party is considered a successor party to the All-Taaugug National Party.

## History

### 1929: Formation of the coalition

The National Coalition for the Preservation of the Fatherland was established in 1929 as a united alliance of the far-right parties of Taaugug. The alliance
WC West

* 5 (1929–1941)

The **Western Conference South Division**, also known as the **WC South**, or as the **Western Conference – South Division** is one of the All-American Baseball League's six divisions. The AABL consists of three divisions for each of its two 16-team leagues, the Eastern Conference (EC) and Western Conference (WC). This division was created before the start of the 1920 season along with the EC South and the WC North and WC South in the Western Conference. The EC Central is one of the original four divisions in the AABL.

## Division membership

### Current members

* Los Angeles Baseball Club
* Mexico City Vipers
* Milwaukee Brewers
* Montreal Majestics

## Champions by year

  World Series champions
  Conference champions

## See also

* EC North
* EC Central
* EC South
* WC North
* WC Central
National Transitional Council

The **National Transitional Council** (NTC) is the de facto national legislative body in the New State of Taaugug. Members of the council are directly elected by the popular vote, however heavy restrictions have been established by the National Election Commission which has led to the National Party being the dominant party in the country since the first elections were held in 2016.

## Leadership

At the beginning of every new session, the largest party will elect the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister.

In addition, each party or coalition will elect a floor leader, who is known as the minority whip and the minority leader.

### Chairman of the National Transitional Council

Main article: Chairman of the National Transitional Council
The Chairman of the National Transitional Council is the presiding officer of the National Transitional Council. The office of Chairman is held by the leader of the majority party in the NTC, which has always been a member of the National Party. The position is elected at the beginning of every new session of the NTC and serves a four year term without term limits. Typically, the incumbent is automatically chosen to continue to serve as the Chairman unopposed, however that has not always been the case, such as during coups. The Chairman is not allowed to directly participate in votes or debates during sessions and is expected to act impartially to all parties in the chamber.

### Prime Minister

The Prime Minister of Taaugug is the second highest position in the NTC. The PM serves as the

## Current composition

Main article: Current members of the National Transitional Council
**As of March 2023[update]**

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Sosyete a Outlaw

Supporters of the the Port-au-Prince Buccaneers

 Services | * Charity
* English
* French

The **Sosyete a Outlaw** (English: Outlaw Society) is a network of fan supporter organizations supporting of the Port-au-Prince Buccaneers of the Haitian League (HL). The members are known as outlaws. The organization also engages in charitable activities throughout the city of Port-au-Prince through its various communal level organizations. The organization is completely owned by fans, who directly elect the board of governors. The Chair of the Board is an elected position, chairs are elected to four-year terms. The Sosyete a Outlaw is loosely managed and operated by the Buccaneers Sports Group, the ownership group of the Port-au-Prince Buccaneers. They have over 1,000 volunteers and an undisclosed number of staff members.

As of January 2024, they have over 15,000 members.
Mathieuville (city)

National Capital City Department Capital and Commune in State of Haiti, Haiti

The **City of Mathieuville** (Haitian Creole: *Vil Mathieuville*; French: *Ville de Mathieuville*; Spanish: *Ciudad de Mathieuville*) is one of the three capital cities of Haiti. It is also the capital and the largest of the Mathieuville Department. Mathieuville is the third largest city in Haiti after Santo Domingo and Port-au-Prince. It is the center of the Greater Mathieuville metropolitan area.
Logos and uniforms of the Kansas City Indians

The **Kansas City Indians** are a professional Major League Baseball franchise established in 1881 as the Worcester Ruby Legs. This article includes a detailed history of every logo and uniform used by the team since its establishment in 1881.

## Logo history

### Team logos

#### Worcester Ruby Legs team logos

The Worcester Ruby Legs did not have an official logo during that period, however it is believed that the team did use a form of a logo which was a simple blue W, however this was changed due to its similarity with the Washington Senators' team logo.

#### Milwaukee Brewers team logos

The logos of the Milwaukee Brewers used the team's blue   and gold   colors.

Milwaukee Brewers (1883–1890) logo.svg
#### Kansas City Indians team logos

The following are all of the previous primary team logos used by the Kansas City Indians and the years that the logo were used.

1891–189518961897–18981899–19031904–190519061907–191519161917–19291930–1932193319341942–19591960–19711972–19892013–2022Since 2023The first logo used by the Kansas City Indians featured a Native American on a horse with a bow and arrow in hand. The words Est. 1891 is in blue on the right side featured . The words Kansas City Indians are also in the team's blue color. This logo was used from the first season of the Indians until the 1895 season. In 1896, the primary logo was simplified to a simple KC with the K in blue and the C in the team's red color. This was then used in the 1897-98 incarnation of the team's logo, which adapted the team's first logo but removed the Native American in the center, and changed the font used for Kansas City Indians. The fourth logo used by the team introduced the bison motif that would late be featured in later versions of the team's primary logo. The bison is in the team's red color with the words "KC Indians" in the center. This logo was used for five seasons before the logo was changed to just KC (short for Kansas City), with the letters in blue with a red border. This version of the logo was only used for two seasons before being changed in 1906. The 1906 incarnation of the logo was the most simple variant of the team's logo; featuring simply a spear with a feather.

In 1912, the logo was again changed to feature a Native American person in the team's blue and red colors. The logo was again changed in 1916 after four seasons in use.

### Alternate logos

The Indians also have a wordmark logo that features the word Kansas City in their signature blue and Indians in the team’s signature red color.
South Korea

Flag

Coat of arms
* 95.1% Korean
* 4.9% Others
 Religion  (2015
 religion\_ref = ) | * 56.1% No religion
* 27.6% Christianity
* 15.5% Korean Buddhism
 Demonym(s) | * South Korean

**South Korea**, officially the **Republic of Korea** (**ROK**), was a country in East Asia, constituting the southern part of the Korean Peninsula and sharing a land border with North Korea. Its western border is formed by the Yellow Sea, while its eastern border was defined by the Sea of Japan. South Korea claimed to be the sole legitimate government of the entire peninsula and adjacent islands. It has a population of 51.75 million, of which roughly half live in the Seoul Capital Area, the fourth most populous metropolitan area in the world. Other major cities include Incheon, Busan, and Daegu. South Korea unified with its northern counterpart in 2025 forming Korea.

## References

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