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Sioux City Packers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Iowa Quincy Gems The name fit the city's

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The name fit the city's working identity: Hannibal was a Mississippi River port where mule-drawn wagons and teams were a visible part of commerce well into the early twentieth century

and four NL pennants during his 14-year career

who led the league in strikeouts in 1907

based in Vincennes

sponsored by the Lodge & Shipley machine tooling company

Sioux City Packers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Iowa Quincy Gems The name fit the city'sThe Sioux City Packers wore the identity of the Sioux City, Iowa stockyards, which at their peak sold more livestock than any market in the nation. The name arrived in 1905, when the Soos rebranded, and the first edition finished a respectable 80 69 behind George Noblit's . 317 average. The Iowa Senate banned Sunday baseball the following year, forcing the league to juggle the schedule around the state line. Sioux City baseball's deeper history

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