Colorado Springs Millionaires T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Colorado valdosta trojans in the Class C Western

in the Class C Western Association in 1931 and 1932

the intimate downtown ballpark that opened for the 1946 season and remains in use today as one of the smallest and oldest parks in affiliated baseball

In 1958 the DavSox advanced to the Three-I championship series before losing to the Cedar Rapids Braves 3 games to 2

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Colorado Springs Millionaires T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Colorado valdosta trojans in the Class C WesternFew teams have carried a more honest nickname than the Colorado Springs Millionaires, named for the Cripple Creek gold fortunes that built Colorado Springs, Colorado, though the franchise itself was never on solid financial footing. The club joined the Western League in 1901 under Billy Hulen, who served as owner, manager, and starting shortstop all at once. Hulen threw left handed, and remains the last man to play shortstop regularly as a lefty in