Watsonville Pippins - California - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Long Sleeve T-Shirt palm springs Harry Doyle calling a pitch

Harry Doyle calling a pitch three area codes wide with the cheerful calm of a man whose bourbon is more reliable than the bullpen

A rectangular banner below reads "WOOSTER OHIO" in red block lettering

a retro 1950s-style illustration depicts a man in a white suit and tie with large brown bear arms and claws folded across his chest

Distressed white bold block text below reads "SPEEDY" above "ERECTION CO" in large capitals

Bold angular orange lettering reads "BOOM BOOM ROOM" above orange text reading "LANSING

Watsonville Pippins - California - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Long Sleeve T-Shirt palm springs Harry Doyle calling a pitchWatsonville's Pippins joined the California State League in 1913, carrying the name of the apple that made the region famous. Class D baseball meant small town crowds and dusty diamonds in the Pajaro Valley. These clubs were the soul of their communities, giving agricultural towns a team to rally behind long before television changed everything. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear. The