San Jose Prune Pickers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Size:3XL that played in the Appalachian

that played in the Appalachian League (1938–52) and the Mountain States League (1953–54)

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San Jose Prune Pickers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Size:3XL that played in the AppalachianThe San Jose Prune Pickers, based in San Jose, California, carried one of baseball's great occupational names through the 1899 California League and the outlaw California State League of 1903 through 1909. In the club's early years the name itself was genuinely unsettled; San Jose papers in 1904 called the team the Prune Eaters and the Prune Pickers almost interchangeably, and only over the following seasons did Prune Pickers win out, becoming