Brockton Shoemakers - Massachusetts - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Sweatshirt ballinger nestled between Bundy and Barrington

nestled between Bundy and Barrington during the mid-century era

as the neighborhood's living room with thirty-two lanes

Red hand-script text reads "Est

Large cyan letters "ICS" with horizontal speed lines striped through them sit beside a cyan silhouette of a running figure in mid-stride

Labeling a touchdown signal "HOMERUN" in vintage athletic font is the fastest way to make a sports guy's eye twitch without technically being wrong about anything he can explain

Brockton Shoemakers - Massachusetts - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Sweatshirt ballinger nestled between Bundy and BarringtonBrockton's Shoemakers took the field in 1914 as part of the Colonial League's Class C circuit. Named for the Massachusetts city's thriving boot and shoe factories, the team carried an industrial identity onto the diamond. Small town baseball gave working communities a source of local pride during an era when the game still belonged to places like Brockton. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of