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Alton Blues T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams lexington parkette hustlers The Browns were regularly competitive

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The Browns were regularly competitive throughout the 1940s before folding after a last-place finish in 1949

Pitcher Ramon Monzant went 23-6 with 232 strikeouts in 1953 to win the league's MVP award before pitching several seasons for the New York Giants

and Senators from 1950 to 1966

that played during the 1940s

Alton Blues T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams lexington parkette hustlers The Browns were regularly competitiveThe Alton Blues, hailing from Alton, Illinois were a one year wonder in the III League (Illinois Indiana Iowa League). Located about 20 miles north of St. Louis, Alton sits along the Mississippi River in Illinois. The Blues joined the league for the 1917 season, but they wouldn't last long as the league ended the season early due to the start of WWI. The Blues would finish in last with only 18 wins from 62 games. They played at Sportsman's Park, which

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