Martinsville Manufacturers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Virginia Illinois They were one chapter in

They were one chapter in a franchise that had carried professional baseball in the Kansas state capital under more than a dozen different names since 1886

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winning league titles in 1913

Featuring a structured fit

This design is based off the "CC" that the Clay City team from the 1910s wore on their jerseys

Martinsville Manufacturers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Virginia Illinois They were one chapter inThe Martinsville Manufacturers took their name from the city's textile mills, which produced towels for much of the early twentieth century. The team joined the Class D Bi State League at its founding in 1934, a circuit built around mill towns along the North Carolina Virginia border. In that inaugural season, player manager Jimmy Sanders hit . 423, the highest batting average in all of minor league baseball that year, though Martinsville lost the