Crossword Clue: Jim Palmer was one
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- 1969 World Series competitor
- 1983 World Series ring recipient
- 2014 American League East champ
- ___ Park at Camden Yards
- American League "bird"
- American League bird
- American League player
- American League team member
- American Leaguer since 1954
- American Leaguer since '54
- American songbird
- An A.L. team emblem
- An April loser in 1988
- Baseball bird
- Baseball-cap bird
- Baseball player in black and orange
- _____ Park, Baltimore
- Batter at Baltimore
- A. L. ballplayer
- A. L. player
- A troupial
- Big leaguer
- Adam Jones, for one
- Athlete at Baltimore's Camden Yards
- Bird.
- Bird
- Bird at bat?
- Bird in a dugout
- Bird of Baltimore
- Bird of baseball
- Bird on a baseball cap
- Bird on a cap in Baltimore
- Bird on an MLB cap
- Bird on Cal Ripken's cap
- Bird or player
- Bird popular in Baltimore
- Bird that builds hanging nests
- Bird that hangs its nest from a branch
- Bird that might be orange and black
- Bird whose name means "golden"
- Bird with a ball?
- Bird with orange plumage
- Black-and-gold bird
- Black and orange bird
- Black-and-orange bird
- Black-and-orange songbird
- Black and yellow bird
- Blackbird family member
- Blackbird relative
- Blackbird's cousin
- A.L. cap bird
- A.L. East athlete
- A.L. East player
- A.L. player
- Babe Ruth, once
- Blue Jay adversary
- Blue Jay opponent
- Blue Jay rival
- Bobolink's kin
- Bobolink's relative
- Ballplayer
- Baltimore __: Maryland state bird
- Baltimore ___ (Maryland's state bird)
- Baltimore ____ (bird)
- Baltimore ____
- Baltimore athlete
- Baltimore ballplayer
- Baltimore baseballer
- Baltimore baseballer, or a migratory bird
- Baltimore batter
- "Baltimore" bird
- Baltimore bird
- Baltimore bird?
- Baltimore blackbird
- Baltimore catcher, say
- Baltimore flier
- Baltimore MLB player
- Baltimore or orchard
- Baltimore player
- Baltimore pro
- Baltimore slugger
- Baltimore swinger?
- Baltimore's ___ Park
- Baltimore's bird
- Boog Powell
- Frank Robinson, once
- Frank Robinson was one
- His team has an orange-and-black logo
- Dylan Bundy or Zach Britton
- Earl Weaver was one
- Earl Weaverbird?
- Earl Weaver's bird
- Certain firebird
- Eddie Murray, e.g.
- Bright bird
- Brightly colored bird
- Brightly plumed songbird
- Charm City ballplayer
- Charm City baseballer
- Field-guide listing
- Fig-bird
- Brooks Robinson, e.g.
- Brooks Robinson, for 23 years
- Brooks Robinson, for his entire career
- Brooks Robinson, for one
- Brooks Robinson, for years
- Brooks Robinson, notably
- Brooks Robinson, once
- Brooks Robinson was one
- Devil Ray rival
- Diamond bird
- Builder of a hanging nest
- Gaudy song bird
- Gaudy songbird
- Firebird
- Firebird, e.g.
- Hangnest or firebird
- Hangnest
- Chris Davis, for one
- Cousin of a meadowlark
- Cal Ripken, e.g.
- Cal Ripken, for one
- Cal Ripken is a famous one
- Cal Ripken is one
- Cal Ripken Jr., e.g.
- Cal Ripken Jr., notably
- Cal Ripken, Jr., notably
- Cal Ripken Jr. was one
- Cal Ripken, once
- Cowbird's cousin
- Camden Yards athlete
- Camden Yards ballplayer
- Camden Yards baseballer
- Camden Yards bird
- Camden Yards competitor
- Camden Yards denizen
- Camden Yards man
- Camden Yards player
- Camden Yards pro
- Camden Yards regular
- Jay rival
- Jay's rival
- Jim Palmer, notably
- Jim Palmer, once
- Jim Palmer or Cal Ripken Jr.
- Jim Palmer was one
- J.J. Hardy, for one
- J.J. Hardy, in 2013
- Cardinal cousin
- Carl Ripken Jr. is one
- "Golden" or "northern" bird
- Cartoon bird on a cap
- Colorful bird that Baltimore's baseball team is named for
- Colorful bird
- Colorful flier
- Colorful percher
- Colorful songbird
- Ripken Jr., notably
- Ripken Jr. was one
- Manny Machado, for one
- The Australian fig-bird is one
- "The Human Vacuum Cleaner" for one
- Maryland baseballer
- Maryland player
- Maryland pro
- Maryland songbird
- Maryland state bird, e.g.
- Maryland state bird, for one
- Maryland state bird
- Maryland state symbol
- Maryland symbol
- Maryland's bird
- Maryland's state bird is one
- Maryland's state bird
- October, 1970, hero
- Player at Baltimore's Camden Yards
- Player at Camden Yards
- Player coached by Earl Weaver
- Player for the team nicknamed "The Birds"
- Player in black, orange and white
- Player in Camden Yards
- Player in orange and black
- Player managed by Earl Weaver
- Player with an orange-and-black logo
- Matt Wieters, for one
- Songbird named for its golden color
- Songbird with yellow and black plumage — Leo or I (anag)
- Treetop whistler
- Meadowlark kin
- Meadowlark relative
- Meadowlark's cousin
- Meadowlark's kin
- Meadowlark's relative
- Rafael Palmeiro, for one
- Troupial
- Old Line State symbol
- Member of Buck Showalter's MLB team
- Memorial Stadium player, once
- Memorial Stadium regular
- National rival
- National's Baltimore rival
- National's local rival
- Raven peer?
- Raven's spring counterpart?
- Ray rival
- Ray's opponent
- Ray's rival
- Passerine bird
- Met's 1969 World Series rival
- One cheered in Baltimore
- Mid-Atlantic state symbol
- Red-and-black bird
- Relative of the crow.
- MLB player with a bird mascot
- Magpie cousin
- Major League bird
- Major leaguer in orange and black
- Pro baseball player from Baltimore
- Pro baseball player with an orange-and-black uniform
- Orange and black bird
- Orange-and-black bird
- Orange-and-black flier
- Maker of a hanging nest
- Ruth, in 1914
- Ruth in 1914
- Word with Baltimore or golden
- Twin's rival
- Weaver bird, formerly
- St. Louis Brown, after 1954
- Yankee foe
- Yankee opponent
- Yankee rival
- Yankee vanquisher, in 2014
- Tiger's rival, sometimes
- Tiger's rival
- Yellow-bellied tweeter
- State bird of Maryland
- Young Babe Ruth
Recent Usage of Jim Palmer was one in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Jim Palmer was one in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 4, 2016
- New York Times - Aug. 2, 1998
- New York Times - March 15, 1997
- New York Times - May 26, 1989
