Mount Airy Graniteers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - North Carolina Home & Living the Bees signed players on

the Bees signed players on loan from Japan's Seibu Lions

and badgers are plenty tough and hard to whip

678 fans to the Duncan Bowl

The Owls were the middle chapter in a long Topeka baseball story

the franchise's physical assets amounted to two hot dog bun warmers

Mount Airy Graniteers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - North Carolina Home & Living the Bees signed players onMount Airy, North Carolina, sits on one of the largest open face granite deposits in the world, and its quarrying industry has supplied building stone across the eastern United States since the 1880s. The baseball team adopted the Graniteers name in 1934 as a direct reference to that industry, ran as the Mount Airy Reds from 1935 through 1937, then returned to Graniteers from 1938 through 1941. Gene Handley, playing for the 1936 Reds, batted . 403