T-Shirts are available in two high quality styles. Deluxe: made with 100% ringspun combed cotton. Luxury: made with a super soft vintage style heather blend of ringspun cotton & polyester.
Canton's Terriers took the field in 1928 as part of the Central League, representing a proud Ohio city already steeped in football and industrial grit. Class B minor league ball gave Canton something lighter, a summer game for working families. Those small-town clubs held communities together in ways the major leagues never could. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear.
The Details:
Arched distressed white text reads "CENTRAL LEAGUE" above "CLASS B," flanking stacked vertical letters "ESTD" and "1928" in gold and muted green. A cartoon terrier mascot with a brown face, red tongue, and white uniform swings a baseball bat. White script reads "Canton," large white script with gold shadow reads "Terriers," and smaller serif text below reads "Canton, Ohio."
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