[Official scoresheet : New York Yankees at Baltimore Orioles / September 19, 1998].

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[Official scoresheet : New York Yankees at Baltimore Orioles / September 19, 1998].

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Scoresheet from the September 19, 1998 game played between the New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards (Baltimore, Maryland). This marked the 2,632nd and last consecutive game played by Cal Ripken for the Baltimore Orioles, a streak that started on May 30, 1982. Ripken surpassed the record of 2,130 games held by Lou Gehrig. The game was won by the Baltimore Orioles, 5-3.

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Ripken, Cal, Jr., 1960-

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Cal Ripken Jr. (b. August 24, 1960, Harve de Grace, MD) was the son of baseball player Cal Ripken Sr. In 1981, Ripken was added to Baltimore's 40-man roster. He holds the record for consecutive games played, 2,632. ...

Oremland, Jim.

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Jim Oremland was the official scorer for the Baltimore Orioles on September 19, 1998. From the description of [Official scoresheet : New York Yankees at Baltimore Orioles / September 19, 1998]. (National Baseball Hall of Fame). WorldCat record id: 40133105 ...

Baltimore Orioles (Baseball team)

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The Baltimore Orioles began playing in Milwaukee in 1901 as a charter member of the American League. They moved to St. Louis the following year and were renamed the Browns. They moved to Baltimore in 1954. From the description of Baltimore Orioles : ephemera, 1901- [ongoing] (National Baseball Hall of Fame). WorldCat record id: 44654674 ...