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famously pitching all 21 innings of a game in 1898 and continuing his baseball career into his 50s
captured the spirit of that era as well as any team that ever played in it
a former pro catcher who caught for his own club at age 43 and whose wife kept the team's books
following the Oklahoma State League Poncans in the 1920s and the Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri League Dodgers from 1947 to 1952
sponsored by the Lodge & Shipley machine tooling company
Salinas Packers T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Color:Maroon famously pitching all 21 inningsThe Salinas Packers, based in Salinas, California, joined the California League in 1954, bringing professional baseball to the self proclaimed Salad Bowl of the World. The name honored the produce packing industry that defined the Salinas Valley, where the lettuce sheds and vegetable packers employed much of the town. The Packers ran through 1958, affiliated first with the Pittsburgh Pirates and then the Milwaukee Braves, and reached the top quickly:
