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Fresno Raisin Growers Hoodie - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Harrisburg Coal Miners When the Browns relocated to

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When the Browns relocated to Baltimore in 1954

Valdosta was one of only a handful of GFL cities to field teams in both the league's original 1939-42 run and its full postwar era through 1958

403 that season

and they came to Natchez by an unusual route

representing the industrial port city on Sabine Lake near the Texas Gulf Coast

Fresno Raisin Growers Hoodie - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Harrisburg Coal Miners When the Browns relocated toThe Fresno Raisin Growers, based in Fresno, California, played the 1909 season in the California League, during the era when the circuit operated as an independent "outlaw" league outside Organized Baseball. The name was no invention: Fresno was then, as now, the raisin capital of the world, and the club followed the 1908 Fresno Tigers as the city's entry in the league's final season before it folded under pressure from the Pacific Coast League.

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