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			N 14:05		Jim Price (executive)‎‎ 3 changes history +1,235‎ [Philippe‎; SadGoth8‎ (2×)]
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			N		05:07 (cur \| prev) +1,178‎ SadGoth8 talk contribs (Created page with "James Rigby Price '''Born''' ~1862 in Baltimore, MD USA '''Died''' January 29, 1929 in Boston, MA USA ==Biographical Information== '''Jim Price''' began his career in the baseball world as a sports writer and is acknowledged as being the one who began referring to the then-New York Highlanders as the "Yankees" in the 1910s and the nickname stuck. He would go on to become President of the Newark Indians of the International Le...")

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			N 14:05		Jim Price (executive)‎‎ 3 changes history +1,235‎ [Philippe‎; SadGoth8‎ (2×)]
			m		14:05 (cur \| prev) +51‎ Philippe talk contribs
					05:07 (cur \| prev) +6‎ SadGoth8 talk contribs (→‎Biographical Information)
			N		05:07 (cur \| prev) +1,178‎ SadGoth8 talk contribs (Created page with "James Rigby Price '''Born''' ~1862 in Baltimore, MD USA '''Died''' January 29, 1929 in Boston, MA USA ==Biographical Information== '''Jim Price''' began his career in the baseball world as a sports writer and is acknowledged as being the one who began referring to the then-New York Highlanders as the "Yankees" in the 1910s and the nickname stuck. He would go on to become President of the Newark Indians of the International Le...")

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