Mattoon-Charleston Canaries T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams Cotton playing at Leeman Field in

playing at Leeman Field in Pennington Gap

• Head circumference: 22″–24″ (55–60 cm)

playing home games at Bourbon County Park

finishing with the best winning percentage despite fewer wins than Mayfield

Waterloo returned to professional baseball in 1958 under a different name and affiliation

Mattoon-Charleston Canaries T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams Cotton playing at Leeman Field inThe Mattoon Charleston Canaries played only the 1906 season in the Kitty League, owned by the Mattoon City Railway Company, which also built their ballpark at a local amusement park. Despite their short life, the team produced major leaguer Larry Doyle, who went on to star for the New York Giants, winning the 1912 Chalmers Trophy, the 1915 batting title, and four NL pennants during his 14 year career. After the Kitty League folded in 1906, Charleston