Hutchinson Wheatshockers T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Kansas wisconsin were one of the Evangeline

were one of the Evangeline League's out-of-state franchises

but the city's position on Sabine Lake at the edge of the Intracoastal Waterway gave it a waterfront identity that the "Sea Hawks" name captured better than anything oil-related might have

making them the only two clubs in the founding league to share a name

were one of six founding members of the Georgia-Florida League in 1935 and the circuit's most successful early franchise

they defeated the Mayfield Pantsmakers for the playoff title

Hutchinson Wheatshockers T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Kansas wisconsin were one of the EvangelineThe Hutchinson Wheatshockers took their name from the harvest practice of stacking cut wheat into upright bundles called shocks to dry in the field, fitting for Hutchinson, Kansas, the city at the heart of the wheat belt. The Wheatshockers' Western League run was brief, eventful, and never once ended a season where it started. The name arrived mid season in 1917, when the St. Joseph franchise relocated to Hutchinson on July 24. The new Wheatshockers