Syracuse Stars - New York - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt bisbee Pizza chefs plastering anti-drug PSAs

Pizza chefs plastering anti-drug PSAs in 1950s clip art style knew exactly what they were doing

Bold golden-yellow outlined block letters read "PILGRIMS" above black text reading "BASEBALL CLUB" and cursive text reading "Colonial League ★ Independent

A digital illustration of George Washington in a red and blue colonial military uniform with gold epaulettes holds a frothy pint glass of beer

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White serif text below reads '"Two Suns of Fun"' in quotation marks

Syracuse Stars - New York - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt bisbee Pizza chefs plastering anti-drug PSAsSyracuse Stars baseball club joined the International Association in 1878, making Syracuse, New York one of the earliest cities in the northeast to field a professional team. Central New York embraced the game before most of the country even understood it. Some clubs from that era faded without a trace, but Syracuse kept showing up. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear. The Details: Arched