- fair-skinned legs of
white emigrants, now
known as sunburn. However, the term "
Redlegs" and its
variants were also in use for
Irish soldiers who were
taken as...
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Redlegs are the
class of poor
whites who
lived on the
colonial Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, and
other Caribbean islands.
Redlegs may also
refer to:...
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Norwood Football Club,
nicknamed the
Redlegs, is an
Australian rules football club
competing in the
South Australian National Football League (SANFL)...
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Redleg Snyder Outfielder Born: (1854-12-12)December 12, 1854 Camden, New
Jersey Died:
November 24, 1932(1932-11-24) (aged 77) Camden, New
Jersey Batted:...
- a
preference to be
called the "
Redlegs",
saying that the name of the club had been "Red Stockings" and then "
Redlegs", The team
hoped to
avoid any ****ociation...
- Fort Sill is a
United States Army post
north of Lawton, Oklahoma,
about 85
miles (137 km)
southwest of
Oklahoma City. It
covers almost 94,000
acres (38...
- The 1958
Cincinnati Redlegs season consisted of the
Redlegs finishing in
fourth place in the
National League (NL)
standings with a
record of 76–78, 16...
- The 1956
Cincinnati Redlegs season consisted of the
Redlegs finishing in
third place in the
National League with a
record of 91–63, two
games behind the...
- The 1957
Cincinnati Redlegs season consisted of the
Redlegs finishing in
fourth place in the
National League, with a
record of 80–74, 15
games behind...
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purchased by the
Redlegs from the
Buffalo Bisons.
October 14, 1952: Cal Abrams, Joe Rossi, and Gail
Henley were
traded by the
Redlegs to the Pittsburgh...
