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- Q19878198 subject Q7386968.
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- Q19878198 subject Q8809297.
- Q19878198 abstract "Tech Field was a baseball stadium, located in San Antonio, Texas, from 1921 until 1946. It served as the home of the San Antonio Missions of the Texas League. It also served as the spring training site of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1936 and the St. Louis Browns from 1937–1941. The field belonged to the city high school today known as Fox Tech.The Missions team moved to Tech Field after a June 18, 1932, fire destroyed the club's former home at League Park. The Missions then were affiliated with the St. Louis Browns, which had made some moves in the late 1930s toward buying the property. The Browns front office passed when offered the opportunity again, months before the city school district decided to sell it to the San Antonio Transit Company, forerunner of VIA Metropolitan Transit, for $160,000. Alamo Stadium, then opened in 1940 and become the chief venue for high school football. Tech Field was deem non-essential to the school district. The Missions were allowed to play there for a final season in 1946, before the field was demolished.".
- Q19878198 buildingEndDate "1921".
- Q19878198 buildingStartDate "1921".
- Q19878198 location Q975.
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- Q19878198 built "1921".
- Q19878198 location Q975.
- Q19878198 stadiumName "Tech Field".
- Q19878198 tenants "Fox Tech High School".
- Q19878198 tenants "Pittsburgh Pirates".
- Q19878198 tenants "San Antonio Missions".
- Q19878198 tenants "St. Louis Browns".
- Q19878198 type Place.
- Q19878198 type StadiumOrArena.
- Q19878198 type ArchitecturalStructure.
- Q19878198 type Location.
- Q19878198 type Place.
- Q19878198 type SportFacility.
- Q19878198 type Stadium.
- Q19878198 type Thing.
- Q19878198 comment "Tech Field was a baseball stadium, located in San Antonio, Texas, from 1921 until 1946. It served as the home of the San Antonio Missions of the Texas League. It also served as the spring training site of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1936 and the St. Louis Browns from 1937–1941. The field belonged to the city high school today known as Fox Tech.The Missions team moved to Tech Field after a June 18, 1932, fire destroyed the club's former home at League Park.".
- Q19878198 label "Tech Field (San Antonio)".
- Q19878198 name "Tech Field".