Oakdale Lumberjacks - Louisiana - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Tank Top taunton locals and visitors alike gathered

locals and visitors alike gathered beneath carved tikis and swaying palms

Bold white text reads "BASEBALL" above a pennant reading "Pacific National League

Peterson's Buggy Whip has served fine cuisine on La Tijera Boulevard in Westchester

with "Clay Eaters" in cursive script and a swooping underline across the figure

Kokomo's Wildcats took the field in 1909 as part of the Northern State of Indiana League

Oakdale Lumberjacks - Louisiana - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Tank Top taunton locals and visitors alike gatheredOakdale was a sawmill town in central Louisiana in 1920, with at least five mills running on the longleaf pine that surrounded it. The Lumberjacks took that trade as their name when they became charter members of the Class D Louisiana State League, lining up alongside the Abbeville Sluggers, Alexandria Tigers, Lafayette Hubs, New Iberia Sugar Boys, and Rayne Rice Birds. Under manager Louis Bremerhof, Oakdale held first place at 37 24 when the league