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Charles Henry Weeghman (March 8, 1874 –
November 1, 1938) was a
German American restaurant entrepreneur and
sports executive.
Beginning in 1901, he began...
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Charles A.
Weeghman,
known as "Lucky Charlie", who had made a
quick fortune in
local lunch counters (a
predecessor to fast food).
Weeghman became the...
- the city's two MLB franchises. It
first opened in 1914 as
Weeghman Park for
Charles Weeghman's Chicago Whales of the
Federal League,
which folded after...
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Chicago Federals.
Before the
start of the season,
Weeghman built a
stadium for the team,
called Weeghman Park,
designed by
Zachary Taylor Davis, who had...
- acts was to
abandon West Side Park and move the Cubs to
Weeghman Park for the 1916 season.
Weeghman Park
survives today as
Wrigley Field. One of the few...
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group headed by
Charles Weeghman,
former owner of the
Federal League's
Chicago Whales. Over the next four years, as
Weeghman's lunch-counter
business declined...
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pennant in 1915. However, the
league folded after the 1915 season.
Charles Weeghman, the
owner of the Whales,
purchased the Cubs and
consolidated his two Chicago...
- May 2012.
Weeghman 1975, pp. 54–56. Moll 1991, p. 105. Moll 1991, p. 101. Moll 1991, p. 103. Moll 1991, p. 104. Moll 1991, pp. 98, 101.
Weeghman 1975, p...
- Terriers, was
allowed to buy the St.
Louis Browns of the AL, and
Charles Weeghman,
owner of the
Chicago Whales,
bought the
Chicago Cubs. Both
owners merged...
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Charlie Weeghman, who had
owned the
Chicago Whales of the short-lived
Federal League, and was
proprietor of a po****r
chain of
lunch counters.
Weeghman and...
