| Player |
Description |
Position |
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1911 Wright Model B |
First airplane model produced in quantity by the Wright Bros; used in first military bomb-drop tests |
Infield |
 |
ALVIN |
First manned deep-sea submersible craft |
Pitcher |
 |
Apollo 11 |
Vehicle of the 1969 manned moon landing |
Secondbase |
 |
Chariot |
Early (c.3000 BCE) wheeled vehicle, popular for two millennia throughout Europe and Asia |
Pitcher |
 |
Conestoga Wagon |
Settled (and/or decimated) the American West |
Thirdbase |
 |
Fokker T-2 |
Made the first coast-to-coast US flight |
Centerfield |
 |
Frigorifique |
First refrigerator ship |
Pitcher |
 |
Hudson Super-Six |
Classic "Rumbleseat" Roadster |
Catcher |
 |
Kon-Tiki |
Balsawood raft that proved maritime-migration theories |
Pitcher |
 |
Merrimak |
Early iron-sided warship, built in 1862 |
Infield |
 |
Model T |
The "Tin Lizzie," manufactured from 1908 to 1927 |
Pitcher |
 |
Montgolfier Balloon |
Vehicle of the first manned flight, in 1783 |
Rightfield |
 |
New Orleans |
First steamboat on the Mississippi |
Pitcher |
 |
Noah's Ark |
First mass-transit vehicle mentioned in world literature |
Leftfield |
 |
NYC Subway System |
199-mile circulatory system of New York |
Pitcher |
 |
Otis Elevator |
Made the modern skyscraper possible |
Pitcher |
 |
Pullman Car |
Vehicle central to various American labor movements |
Outfield |
 |
Renault FT Tank |
Dominant tank design of the period between World Wars |
Outfield |
 |
Rover 1 |
First lunar roving vehicle |
Shortstop |
 |
Titanic |
Fabled ocean liner; sank on its maiden voyage in 1912 |
Firstbase |
 |
Tom Thumb |
First popular steam train in the US |
Infield |
 |
USS Nautilus |
First atomic-powered submarine, launched in 1954 |
Utility |
 |
Victoria |
Magellan's surviving ship |
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| Team Staff & Management |
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Appian Way |
Most famous thoroughfare of the Roman Empire |
Manager |
 |
Panama Canal |
Integral 20th-century Atlantic-Pacific link for American trade and defense |
Coach |
 |
Internal Combustion Engine |
Power source for most vehicles currently in operation |
G.M. |
 |
The Wheel |
Significant early invention |
Owner |
| Home Park |
Velodrome |
Seats 16,000 |
| Italics indicates Rookie |
