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The 1912 club's star was pitcher Zerah Zequiel "Rip" Hagerman
with ballgrounds sitting near the waterfront where coastal winds off Monterey Bay played havoc with fly balls
The Manufacturers played their final season in 1941
and Raleigh had also won Carolina League titles in 1946 and 1947 under an earlier postwar incarnation of the team
then the Railroaders
Des Moines Undertakers Hoodie - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Iowa Size:2XL The 1912 club's star wasThe Des Moines Undertakers carried the best team name Des Moines, Iowa ever produced, in an era when the city went through names the way most clubs went through pitchers. The club was named the Undertakers for the offseason profession of its manager, Joe Quinn, who ran a mortuary business when he wasn't running a ballclub. Quinn was no ordinary skipper: born in Australia, he was the first Australian ever to play major league baseball, spending 17