mary brown austin was known as the father of texas.
who is known as the father of texas?
mary brown austin
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the roots of the lone star series started in the late 19th century and early 20th century in the texas league. there were teams in austin, beaumont, cleburne, corsicana, fort worth, galveston, greenville, paris, san antonio, sherman, temple, texarkana, waco as well as dallas and houston. (both the rangers and astros have teams in present-day double-a texas league. the rangers' affiliate is the frisco roughriders while the astros' affiliate is the corpus christi hooks.) along with the texas league, there have been many baseball leagues that briefly existed in texas or included at least one team from the lone star state such as: lone star colored league of texas, negro american league, colored texas league, texas negro league, texas-oklahoma negro league, south texas negro league, west texas negro league, mexican national league, central baseball league, american association, all-american association, south central league, arkansas state league, cotton states league, rio grande valley league, rio grande association, southwestern league, panhandle-pecos valley league, longhorn league, north texas league, west texas–new mexico league, sooner state league, arizona–texas league, lone star league, big state league, gulf states league, east texas league, texas association, arkansas–texas league, west texas league, south texas league, middle texas league, central texas league, texas-southern league, texas–louisiana league, texas valley league, texas–oklahoma league, southwest texas league, evangeline league, west dixie league, gulf coast league, western association, and sophomore league and also including present-day pacific coast league, united league baseball, texas collegiate league, continental baseball league, texas winter league, and american association of independent professional baseball.
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