FORGOTTEN TEAMS.

UNFORGETTABLE LEGACY.

Ghost League Supply Co. brings forgotten baseball history back to life through vintage-inspired apparel celebrating historic teams, lost ballclubs and the characters who made the game unforgettable.

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Zanesville Flood Sufferers: The Ballclub That Refused to Wash Away

In 1913, devastating floods swept through Zanesville, Ohio, destroying the local baseball team's home grounds. Refusing to surrender, the Zanesville Flood Sufferers moved to the fairgrounds and carrie... ...more

Base Ball Clubs

October 16, 2026•8 min read

Dallas Hams: The First Champions of Texas Base Ball

Before the Texas Rangers, there were the Dallas Hams. Founded in 1888, this forgotten ballclub became the Texas League's first champion, overcoming financial struggles, collapsing teams, and the unpre... ...more

Base Ball Clubs

October 16, 2026•8 min read

Portland Webfoots: The Forgotten Champions of the Northwest

Founded in 1901, the Portland Webfoots wasted no time making history, capturing the Pacific Northwest League championship in their very first season. ...more

Base Ball Clubs

October 16, 2026•6 min read

EVERY TEAM HAS A STORY.
SOME JUST DISAPPEARED.

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For more than a century, thousands of professional, semi-pro and independent teams have come and gone.

Some lasted decades. Some lasted a season. Some had names so strange you'd swear they were made up.

They weren't.

Ghost League Supply Co. searches through the forgotten corners of sports history to rediscover them.

GONE DOESN'T MEAN FORGOTTEN.

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The forgotten clubs, characters and legends of American sports.

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YES. THERE REALLY WAS
A TEAM CALLED THAT.

FORT DODGE GYPSUM EATERS

In the early 1900s, Fort Dodge had a minor league baseball team with a name unlike any other. The local gypsum mining industry sponsored the club, and the “Eaters” became a regional sensation.