About: St. Paul Saints

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Minor league baseball team, in the American Association, based in Saint Paul. This is also a pun relating to the previous line about St. Peter at the gates to heaven. In this image the baseball team are literal saints allowing Holly access to heaven. Holly is confused, and is unable to seperate her metaphorical resurrection with a fantasy of spiritual rebirth.

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rdfs:label	St. Paul Saints St. paul saints
rdfs:comment	Minor league baseball team, in the American Association, based in Saint Paul. This is also a pun relating to the previous line about St. Peter at the gates to heaven. In this image the baseball team are literal saints allowing Holly access to heaven. Holly is confused, and is unable to seperate her metaphorical resurrection with a fantasy of spiritual rebirth. The St. Paul Saints were a hockey team in St. Paul, Minnesota. They first appeared as the St. Paul Athletic Club that played in the United States Amateur Hockey Association (USAHA) from 1921-25. They moved to the Central Amateur Hockey League in 1925 when the USAHA folded. In 1945 they joined the newly-formed USHL which was founded as a successor to the old AHA. Again the Saints played until the league folded, this time in 1951. The Saints won the USHL title in 1948-49.
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dcterms:subject	References Teams in Minnesota American ice hockey teams American Hockey Association teams Disestablished in 1957 Established in 1921 Independent baseball teams American Association teams Christianity References United States Amateur Hockey Association team United States Hockey League (1945-1951) teams
abstract	The St. Paul Saints were a hockey team in St. Paul, Minnesota. They first appeared as the St. Paul Athletic Club that played in the United States Amateur Hockey Association (USAHA) from 1921-25. They moved to the Central Amateur Hockey League in 1925 when the USAHA folded. In 1926 they moved over to the American Hockey Association (AHA) when the Central League dissolved. They played there until 1931 when they switched to the Central League which was composed of teams close to St. Paul. The Saints moved back to the AHA in 1935, playing in that league until it folded in 1942 because of World War II. In 1945 they joined the newly-formed USHL which was founded as a successor to the old AHA. Again the Saints played until the league folded, this time in 1951. They then joined a series of local leagues until 1957. That year the WHL put "half a team" in St. Paul - the Saskatoon/St. Paul Regals. That team only lasted one season. A new Saints franchise started in 1959 in the International Hockey League (1945–2001). The Saints won the USHL title in 1948-49. Minor league baseball team, in the American Association, based in Saint Paul. This is also a pun relating to the previous line about St. Peter at the gates to heaven. In this image the baseball team are literal saints allowing Holly access to heaven. Holly is confused, and is unable to seperate her metaphorical resurrection with a fantasy of spiritual rebirth.
is played for of	Teddy Saunders

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