Steubenville Factory Men - Ohio - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Hoodie los angeles Port Lanes stood on North

Port Lanes stood on North Port Washington Road in Milwaukee

Large teal blocky futuristic letterforms below read "OFF WORLD COLONIES" with white sans-serif text reading "SHIMATA-DOMINGUEZ CORPORATION" beneath

Brush-stroke white lettering reads "FRANK DUX" above kanji characters and "KUMITE" in a heavy Asian-inspired display font

An ornate hanging lantern illustration appears at the upper left beside brown text reading "FAMOUS FOR OUR" above a pennant banner reading "STEAKS and PRIME RIBS

Grand Ave" and "LOS ANGELES" in mixed serif and sans-serif typefaces

Steubenville Factory Men - Ohio - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Hoodie los angeles Port Lanes stood on NorthSteubenville's Factory Men took the field in 1905 as part of the Ohio Pennsylvania League, representing a steel town where baseball belonged to working people. Class C ball meant everything to small industrial cities along the Ohio River. Those clubs carried a town's pride long before television brought the majors into living rooms. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear. The Details: Cream