Oak Ridge Bombers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams Color:Red The name fit the city's

The name fit the city's working identity: Hannibal was a Mississippi River port where mule-drawn wagons and teams were a visible part of commerce well into the early twentieth century

while reinforced shoulders keep the shirt in shape through repeated washes

The team won three KITTY League pennants (1911

A second Blue Sox team was revived briefly in 1919 and played in the New England League

Notable alumni included Bob Skinner

Oak Ridge Bombers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams Color:Red The name fit the city'sThe Oak Ridge Bombers name was used by two teams in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The first was a Class D minor league team that briefly played in the Mountain States League in 1948 before relocating to Hazard, Kentucky. The second, more enduring team was a semi pro, all African American squad formed around 1944 that played into the mid 1960s. Many of its players worked at Oak Ridge National Laboratory during the week and traveled the Southeast playing games