William A. Nimick

Nimick in the May 19, 1888 edition of the National Police Gazette

William A. Nimick was the owner of the Pittsburgh Alleghenys/Pirates baseball team of the National League from 1887 through 1891. In 1887, Nimick purchased the club from Denny McKnight. He sold the Pirates to William Kerr and Phil Auten in 1891.

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Pittsburgh Pirates owners

Principal owners of the Pittsburgh Pirates franchise

Denny McKnight (1882–1886) William Nimick (1887–1891) William Kerr & Phil Auten (1892–1899) Barney Dreyfuss (1900–1932) William Benswanger and Florence Dreyfuss (1932–1946) John Galbreath (1946–1986) Pittsburgh Associates (1986–1996) Kevin McClatchy (1996–2007) Robert Nutting (2007–present)

Presidents of the Pittsburgh Pirates franchise

Denny McKnight (1882–1883)
Edmund C. Converse (1884–1887)
William A. Nimick (1887–1890)
J. Palmer O’Neil (1891)
William Chase Temple (1892–1893)
Al Buckenberger (1893)
William Kerr (1894–1897)
Bill Watkins (1898)
William Kerr (1899)
Harry Pulliam (1900)
Barney Dreyfuss (1900–1932)
William Benswanger (1932–1946)
Frank E. McKinney (1946–1950)
John Galbreath (1950–1985)
Malcolm Prine (1985–1987)
Carl Barger (1987–1991)
Mark Sauer (1991–1996)
Kevin McClatchy (1996–2007)
Frank Coonelly (2007–present)

Pittsburgh Pirates general managers

McKnight (1882–1883)
Converse (1884–1887)
Nimick (1887–1890)
O'Neill (1891)
Temple (1892)
Buckenberger (1893)
Kerr (1894–1897)
Watkins (1898)
Kerr (1899)
Dreyfuss (1900–1932)
Benswanger (1932–1945)
Kennedy (1946)
Hamey (1946–1950)
Rickey (1951–1955)
Brown (1956–1976)
Peterson (1976–1985)
Brown (1985)
Thrift (1985–1988)
Doughty (1988–1991)
Simmons (1992–1993)
Bonifay (1993–2001)
Smith (2001)
Littlefield (2001–2007)
Graham (2007)
Huntington (2007–present)

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