eventually winning back-to-back league championships in 1952 and 1953 before financial issues led to their relocation to Marion
and put six players on the Western League All-Star team
were one of the Evangeline League's out-of-state franchises
and team scorecards from the Hi-Toms' mid-1950s heyday featured a sly
a genuine piece of Ventura County baseball graphics rather than a modern invention
Duncan Uttmen T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Oklahoma Sweatshirts eventually winning back-to-back league championshipsThe Duncan Uttmen, based in Duncan, Oklahoma, carried one of the more unusual names in Sooner State League history. Rather than a local industry, animal, or occupation, the Uttmen took their name from the team's owner, a quirk that baseball historians have noted alongside a small handful of similarly self referential minor league nicknames from the era. The club began play in 1947 as the Duncan Cementers, named for the city's cement production