Jeanerette Blues - Louisiana - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt hancock a detailed vintage woodcut-style illustration

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Honesty in leadership turns out to be mostly admitting the boat was never seaworthy

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Jeanerette Blues - Louisiana - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt hancock a detailed vintage woodcut-style illustrationJeanerette is a small sugarcane town in Iberia Parish, and in 1934 it inherited a baseball team almost by accident. The original Lake Charles Explorers were displaced when their grandstand burned to the ground that May, and on May 29 the franchise relocated 90 miles east to Jeanerette and rebranded as the Blues. They joined the brand new Class D Evangeline League (a circuit Cajun fans nicknamed the "Pepper Sauce League") and went on to win the 1935