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But they held an important piece of baseball history

Chickasha had hosted earlier professional ball as the 1920-1922 Chickasha Chicks

That same season included a notable comeback: pitcher/infielder Jim Hackett

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Muskogee Oilers T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Oklahoma Size:3XL which grew into one ofThe Muskogee Oilers, based in Muskogee, Oklahoma, played a single season in the Class C Western League in 1933, after the Wichita Oilers were evicted from their home park in Kansas and relocated mid season to Muskogee. The club's most notable figure was player manager Rube Marquard, then 46 years old and already a Hall of Fame pitcher, who took the mound for the Oilers during their brief run. Future major league All Stars Mort Cooper and Kirby Higbe