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BUY CHICAGO CUBS BASEBALL TICKETS ONLINE!

Chicago Cubs Baseball tickets are available through our site at cheaper rates than most other websites. We offer a large inventory of Chicago Cubs tickets online. www.preferredtickets.com is managed by a private ticket agency, and has no affiliation with any box office, promoter, or venue/arena. All ticket sales are final; there are no refunds or exchanges, so please choose your tickets carefully. Most tickets are sold above face value with a service charge. If the event you seek is not listed, call us at (916)774-0000. We will be happy to help you with any ticket or Wrigley Field seating chart questions.
The Chicago Whitestockings to theThe Chicago Cubs
In 1876, the Chicago White Stockings become one of eight charter members of the National League led by their president William A. Hulbert, who was also the owner of the Chicago club. A.G. Spalding is the manager when the team plays its first game in the history of the Chicago National League Ball Club that takes place on April 25. Spalding doubles as the pitcher and records the first NL shutout, a 4-0 win over Louisville. The first run in team history is scored by center fielder Paul Hines on a throwing error in the second inning.
The White Stockings go on to win the inaugural National League championship. Using nicknames such as the "White Stockings," "Colts," and Orphans," the team plays in five different locations in the 1800s. The fledgling league thrived, as did the Chicago organization, becoming one of the sport's first dynasties, winning six of the first 11 titles.
What a decade for Cubs baseball, which is exactly what it was. In 1902, noting the youth movement lead by new manger Frank Selee, a local newspaper penned the nickname Cubs for the first time. The moniker prevailed over time and the name Chicago Cubs was officially adopted by the club in 1907. Thanks goodness for that.
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