Grand Forks Flickertails - North Dakota - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Tank Top Size:S A distressed red hand-drawn illustration

A distressed red hand-drawn illustration of a mustachioed baseball player in a boater hat stands in a batting stance

" and a tiled patio against a golden-yellow background

" with a cartoon anthropomorphic blue sock character in a batting stance gripping a bat beside a small golden star

Bowling lanes like this one were where Chicago's working families gathered after long shifts

followed by stacked blue and coral type reading "WISCONSIN-ILLINOIS LEAGUE

Grand Forks Flickertails - North Dakota - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Tank Top Size:S A distressed red hand-drawn illustrationGrand Forks fielded the Flickertails in the Central International League starting in 1912, bringing Class C baseball to the North Dakota prairie. Named after the Richardson ground squirrel native to the region, the club gave a small city something to rally around on summer evenings. Minor league ball in towns like Grand Forks was the soul of American baseball. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of