San Francisco Mission Reds T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Color:Maroon representing the working-class Mission District

representing the working-class Mission District while the beloved Seals got the headlines

The team played only one season and unfortunately the KITTY League folded during the middle of that season

famously pitching all 21 innings of a game in 1898 and continuing his baseball career into his 50s

The McAlester Rockets

the Graniteers stand apart as one of the few clubs whose identity came from the ground under the town rather than its mills or warehouses

San Francisco Mission Reds T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Color:Maroon representing the working-class Mission DistrictThe San Francisco Mission Reds played in the Pacific Coast League from 1926 through 1937, the "other team" in a two team baseball city, representing the working class Mission District while the beloved Seals got the headlines. The franchise arrived from Southern California, where it had been the Vernon Tigers, and went by Mission Bells in its first seasons before settling on Mission Reds by 1928; fans and writers also called them the Monks or simply