Wichita Falls Spudders T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Texas Size:3XL The name is a small

The name is a small masterpiece of local truth: before Lodi became synonymous with wine grapes

Mudville was a common derisive nickname for Stockton at the time

the Aces won Evangeline League championships in 1936

Consistently outdrawn even while sharing Seals Stadium after 1931

and 1937 before folding in 1941

Wichita Falls Spudders T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Texas Size:3XL The name is a smallThe Wichita Falls Spudders carried one of the most distinctive names in Texas minor league baseball across nearly four decades. "Spudders" has nothing to do with potatoes: in the oil industry, to "spud" a well means to begin drilling it, and a spudder is the rig used for that initial phase. The franchise entered the Texas League in 1920, won the league championship in 1927, and joined the Big State League as a founding member in 1947. Frank Saucier