Ada Herefords T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Oklahoma Color:Maroon and team scorecards from the

and team scorecards from the Hi-Toms' mid-1950s heyday featured a sly

The Patriots joined the Carolina League at its founding in 1945

Missouri the following year to become the Joplin Ozarks

among the first Black players to appear in the Class D Georgia-Florida League

The Lubbock Hubbers carried the "Hubbers" name for nearly two decades before their single Big State League season in 1956

Ada Herefords T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Oklahoma Color:Maroon and team scorecards from theThe Ada Herefords, based in Ada, Oklahoma, were charter members of the Class D Sooner State League when the circuit launched in 1947, playing at the aptly named Hereford Park as an affiliate of the St. Louis Browns. The Hereford is a breed of cattle native to England and widely raised across Oklahoma's ranches, recognizable for its reddish brown body and distinctive cream colored face, the breed that gave the team its name and the ballpark its own.