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Deutsch: Will Alfred "Bill" Shea (*
21. Juni
1907 in
New York,
New York,
USA; †
21. Oktober
1991 in
New York,
New York,
USA) war ein US-amerikanischer Anwalt, der durch sein Mitwirken an der Rückkehr des
National League
Baseball nach New York bekannt wurde, nachdem die
Brooklyn Dodgers und die
New York Giants die Stadt in Richtung Kalifornien verlassen hatten. Nach ihm ist das Baseball-Stadion der
New York Mets, das
Shea Stadium in
Queens benannt.
English: William Alfred "Bill" Shea (
June 21,
1907 –
October 2,
1991) was a lawyer who is best known for his part in The Continental League, breaking down the Major League Baseball expansion barrier, the expansion era of baseball, and the return of
National League professional baseball to New York City after the departure of the
Brooklyn Dodgers and
New York Giants after the 1957 season, and for the NY Met's original home stadium was named in his honor |
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