Martinsville Manufacturers Crewneck Sweatshirt - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Virginia Size:5XL the Speakers were league champs

the Speakers were league champs with a 65-27 record

Jeanerette's connection to the circuit goes back to 1934: when fire destroyed the Lake Charles grandstand that first season and forced that franchise to relocate mid-year

The town of Clarksville

25 games behind first-place Topeka

the franchise became the Charleston Indians for three seasons before professional baseball briefly left the city

Martinsville Manufacturers Crewneck Sweatshirt - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Virginia Size:5XL the Speakers were league champsThe 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