Danville Leafs T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Virginia Size:5XL going 65-74 and drawing 36

going 65-74 and drawing 36

a Cherokee who logged a 30-year pro career and pitched for Paducah well into his late 40s

Valdosta was one of only a handful of GFL cities to field teams in both the league's original 1939-42 run and its full postwar era through 1958

featuring future major leaguers Roy Smalley Jr

Danville Leafs T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Virginia Size:5XL going 65-74 and drawing 36The Danville Leafs took their name in 1925, a nod to the tobacco leaf markets that built the city, after an earlier Danville team played as the Tobacconists starting in 1905. A new Leafs club reformed in 1934 in the Class D Bi State League (sometimes billed as the Danville Schoolfield Leafs), then joined the Carolina League at its founding in 1945 and played there continuously through 1958. The Leafs were one of the league's most successful early