Syracuse Stars - New York - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt rr_track_drinking Circular signs mounted on radiating

Circular signs mounted on radiating poles spell out "WONDER" above "BOWL" in a vintage lollipop-sign arrangement

Bold cream block letters read "CAPITAL" above "ROLLER RINK" within a distressed red and cream trapezoid border

with red script reading "Established in 1905" below

Minor league ball was the soul of rural America in those years

The meetings in the back were not about gabagool

Syracuse Stars - New York - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt rr_track_drinking Circular signs mounted on radiatingSyracuse 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