National League - Chicago team names: Chicago White Stockings (1876 - 1889) Chicago Colts (1890 - 1897) Chicago Orphans (1898 - 1902) Chicago Cubs (From 1903)
Yes ... the Cubs began play in 1870 as the White Stockings. They changed their name to the Colts in 1890, Orphans in 1898, and Cubs in 1903.
They began life in 1898 as the Chicago Orphans. I know they changed that to another name before they became known as the Chicago White Stockings.
It was around 1933 or shortly thereafter that Reagan became an announcer for the Chicago Cubs.
They were originally named "The Chicago White Stockings" in the late 19th century, and their name changed from "White Stockings" to "Colts," to "Orphans" to eventually, "Cubs." The name was chosen from a naming contest in the newspaper. Copy this into your web browser: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_baseball_team_nicknames#Chicago_Cubs (Not coincidentally, the Chicago Bears, who hosted their games at Wrigley Field, named their team after the Cubs and were originally the "Chicago Staleys.")
the Chicago cubs song. GO CHICAGO!
Anthony Rizzo is number 44 on the Chicago Cubs.
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The Chicago Cubs play in Chicago, Illinois at Wrigley Field.The Chicago Cubs play their home games at Wrigley Field located in Chicago, Illinois.
The Chicago baseball team that was a charter member of the National League in 1876 was known as the White Stockings. Their name was changed to Colts in 1890, Orphans in 1898, and finally Cubs in 1903.
Ed Delahanty on July 13, 1896 against the Chicago Colts (now Cubs), Chuck Klein on July 10, 1936 against the Pittsburgh Pirates, and Mike Schmidt on April 17, 1976 against the Chicago Cubs.
The Chicago Cubs started in 1876-present