San Jose Prune Pickers T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California evansville river rats The Bees were part of

The Bees were part of a wave of small-town teams in the 1930s as baseball thrived as America’s pastime and a popular recreational outlet

Notable names include Al Cicotte

the Cupids existed for only a single season before folding

The Manufacturers and the Athletics both played at the same Martinsville ballpark

- Subtle orange hue shifts with lighting in the Orange color variant

San Jose Prune Pickers T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California evansville river rats The Bees were part ofThe San Jose Prune Pickers, based in San Jose, California, carried one of baseball's great occupational names through the 1899 California League and the outlaw California State League of 1903 through 1909. In the club's early years the name itself was genuinely unsettled; San Jose papers in 1904 called the team the Prune Eaters and the Prune Pickers almost interchangeably, and only over the following seasons did Prune Pickers win out, becoming