Redondo Beach Sand Dabs - California - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Hoodie salem Class D ball meant everything

Class D ball meant everything to small East Bay towns built on orchards and vineyards

" Block text below reads "1712 GLENDALE BOULEVARD

The Outrigger served as Monterey's premier destination for those seeking to trade their everyday worries for the intoxicating rhythm of island life

sits between white distressed numbers "19" and "10

Arched green serif text reads "SHENANDOAH" above a distressed green circular emblem depicting a vintage baseball batter mid-swing

Redondo Beach Sand Dabs - California - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Hoodie salem Class D ball meant everythingRedondo Beach fielded the Sand Dabs in 1910, a Class D club in the Southern California Trolley League named after the flatfish pulled from local waters. Small town baseball thrived along those coastal trolley lines, binding beach communities through summer ball. Teams like these were the heartbeat of early California minor league culture. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear. The Details: