Baker City Gold Diggers - Oregon - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt kokomo dating back to the mid-twentieth

dating back to the mid-twentieth century

Some alleys were just lanes and rental shoes

Inspired by Barth from Barth's Burgery on You Can't Do That On Television

" above a cartoon illustration of a crushed red beer can with visible dents and a silver banner labeled "BEER" in black

Fifties clip-art dad standing next to his offset smoker like he's choosing between two completely valid Saturday morning activities is the most honest thing rural America has ever produced

Baker City Gold Diggers - Oregon - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt kokomo dating back to the mid-twentiethBaker City's Gold Diggers took the diamond in 1902 as part of Oregon's Inland Empire League. Organized baseball arrived in a small mining town still buzzing from the gold rush era. Baseball and prospecting shared the same stubborn optimism, and this club carried both traditions. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear. The Details: Golden yellow arched text reads "INLAND EMPIRE LEAGUE" above