New Haven Elm Cities - Connecticut - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt houston Fifties clip-art dad standing next

Fifties clip-art dad standing next to his offset smoker like he's choosing between two completely valid Saturday morning activities is the most honest thing rural America has ever produced

Bold distressed yellow block letters read "Tarpons" with a baseball replacing the "o

which is the ultimate long-game revenge

Clubs like the Robin Hoods gave working families a reason to gather at the ballpark during the hardest years

New Haven Elm Cities - Connecticut - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt houston Fifties clip-art dad standing nextNew Haven's Elm Cities took the field in 1875, part of baseball's earliest professional era when the game was still finding its footing. Playing at Howard Avenue Grounds in Connecticut, they represented a city already proud of its identity. Clubs like these laid the groundwork for everything organized baseball would become. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear. The Details: Arched light blue