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new NFL franchise, were originally to be called the "Dallas Rangers" because the baseball team's owners had told him in 1959 that they were disbanding. When the owners reversed course the following year, Murchison volunteered to rename his new team to avoid confusion.
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The Rangers struggled on the field and at the gate in 1960, finishing last and drawing only 113,000 fans. In 1961, the team was affiliated with the expansion
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to the only batter he faced, and then the Eagles team replaced the retired stars on the field. The promotion drew 54,151 fans th the
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In 1959, the American Association expanded and admitted Dallas as an unaffiliated club and Fort Worth as an affiliate of the
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lost 19 and 17 games, respectively. The team drew only 39,000 fans all season. The franchise then moved in
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in 1950, the Eagles opened the season with nine retired major league stars in the field:
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season, the Rangers joined the Pacific Coast League and affiliated with the
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through 1971. The old nickname Rangers was revived for the major league
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The lowly Kansas City A's returned as the team's parent in
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When the American Association itself folded after the
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had long and storied histories in the Texas League.
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Index

Dallas Steers
Texas Rangers
1958
1964
Dallas, Texas
Pacific Coast League
American Association
Texas League
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Angels
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Burnett Field
minor league baseball
Dallas, Texas
Double-A
Texas League
Triple-A
American Association
Pacific Coast League
Burnett Field
Fort Worth Cats (Texas League)
Fort Worth
1902
1958
Dixie Series

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