- The
Cardenales de Lara (English: Lara Cardinals) is a
baseball team in the
Venezuelan Professional Baseball League (LVBP).
Founded in 1942 and
based in...
- leagues. The
final game of the
Preliminary Round saw Jesús
Vargas of the
Cardenales de Lara
throw an 8-inning no-hitter
against ****an Breeze. Source: CPBC...
- the
Mexican League in 1975 and have had many
nicknames over the years:
Cardenales de
Tabasco (1975), the
Plataneros de
Tabasco (1977–85), and the Ganaderos...
- the
Edwin "Puruco"
Nolasco Coliseum. The team was
established as the
Cardenales de Rio
Piedras (Rio
Piedras Cardinals) in 1940. They
relocated in 1985...
- the
league expanded from 4 to 6 teams, with the
addition of the
teams Cardenales de Lara and
Tigres de Aragua. For the 1968-1969 tournament, the Industrymen...
-
Cardenales Rugby Club, or
simply Cardenales, is a
rugby union and
field hockey club from San
Miguel de Tu****án, Argentina.
Founded in 1944 as a rugby...
- Ramón
Ayala y Los
Bravos del Norte, Los
Invasores de
Nuevo León, Los
Cardenales de
Nuevo León, and Pesado.
Pacific Norteño: Uses the same instruments...
- "Tinajón"
Feliciano (2)
Guard Puerto Rico
Cardenales de Río
Piedras 1956 1957 Juan Báez
Center Puerto Rico
Cardenales de Río
Piedras 1958 Juan "Pachín" Vicéns...
-
Zuliana groups Los
Sabrosos and
Santa Canoíta. In 1962, he
joined Los
Cardenales along with his
three brothers: Alves,
Rixio and Renato.
After a division...
-
Germany Ball
State Cardinals, the
athletic teams of Ball
State University Cardenales de Lara, a
Venezuelan baseball team
Catholic University Cardinals, the...
