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Columbus Clippers are a Triple-A baseball team in the International League. The Clippers are affiliated with the New York Yankees and play at Cooper Stadium (formerly Franklin County Stadium) in Columbus, Ohio. The team and Cooper Stadium are owned by the government of Franklin County, Ohio.The Clippers were born in 1977 as an affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates, changing its affiliation to the New York Yankees in 1979. The franchise, however, traces its post-World War II roots to the Jersey City Giants, who played from 1937 through 1950.The Jersey City team moved to Ottawa, Ontario, in 1951 and played in Canada's capital for four seasons. At the close of the 1954 season, the Columbus Red Birds, longtime American Association affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals, moved to Omaha, Nebraska, opening the valuable Columbus territory. The struggling Ottawa franchise claimed it, and Columbus joined the International League in 1955. This team eventually affiliated with the Pirates and became the Columbus Jets. When the Jets encountered stadium problems, after the 1970 campaign, they moved to Charleston, West Virginia as the Charleston Charlies from 1971-76. With the availability of Cooper Stadium, the former Jets were lured back to Ohio's capital, and the Clippers were launched in 1977.In February of 2006, plans were announced that a new stadium will be built in the Arena District of downtown Columbus at the corner of Neil Ave. and Nationwide Blvd. The stadium which will be called Huntington Park is named for Huntington Bancshares Inc. which has purchased the naming rights for the stadium. Play is expected to begin at the new stadium in the 2008 season.The Clippers have won the Governors' Cup, the championship of the IL, 7 times, and played in the championship series 10 times
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Clippers historian was key in transformation of Huntington Park
Columbus Clippers historian and media relations director Joe Santry enjoyed the mid-day walk from his office in right field to Huntington Park's AEP Power Pavilion beyond the left field fence.
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Columbus Clippers lose in 13 innings
The Durham Bulls put together a walk and two singles to score a run in the top of the 13th inning and defeat the Columbus Clippers, 8-7, in a Class AAA International League game. In the bottom of the...
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Bulls send Clippers to sixth straight loss
The Columbus Clippers fell to the Durham Bulls 9-6, a defeat that stretches Columbus' losing streak to six games. The Clippers now have lost 16 of its past 20 games on the way from second place to last in the International League West Division.
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Buckeyes Have Fun in the Summer in Columbus, Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio – It’s the first day of July in Columbus, home to Ohio State University and the capital city of Ohio, and that means one thing: Red, White and Boom, one of the largest and most spectacular fireworks celebrations in the Midwest, is just two days away.
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Clippers lose another tight game
The Durham Bulls used a seventh-inning, RBI double by Reid Brignac to pull out a 4-3 victory over the Columbus Clippers and hang a loss on Kenny Ray (2-3).
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