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The EFF Texas City Stars Lone Star Fitted Ballcap features 3D embroidered TC in white with yellow stars on kelly green, plus a white outlined Texas and yellow star stitched on the side.
The EFF Texas City Stars Lone Star Fitted Ballcap in kelly green features a white outline of Texas with a yellow star on the side and additional embroidered patches.
The EFF Texas City Stars Lone Star Fitted Ballcap features a green crown, Kelly green visor, black top button, Texas-shaped patch with gold star on the side, and a red Lone Star Original patch on the back.
The Texas City Stars EFF Lone Star Fitted Ballcap by EFF, shown from below, displays black EBBETS FIELD FLANNELS fabric strips, silver vents, and a Kelly green visor with visible stitching.

Texas City Stars EFF Lone Star Fitted Ballcap

$8.00 CAD $83.00 CAD90% off
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Description: Featuring a modern construction, this EFF Lone Star fitted ballcap is a recreation of those worn during the one whirlwind of a season of the Lone Star League  that will shine in your wardrobe. The contemporary high crown structured fitted cap features raised embroidery front logo with embroidered side patch and rear league logo.

Product Details:

  • 100% polyester
  • 3D embroidered ‘TC’ logo with stars
  • Standard Kelly green visor with green under visor
  • Flat embroidered logos on sides and back
  • Structured modern crown in Kelly green
  • Available in fitted sizes only

League: Lone Star League

History: With a pitcher named “Snake” and an outfielder named “Stork,” the Texas City Stars gave the Corpus Christi Seagulls a run for their money (if you can call players making $400.00 per month “money”).  Billed as “The Swingin’ Stars” who play “Exciting Professional Baseball” the Stars were managed by “Dirty Al Gallagher” formerly of the SF Giants and California Angels.  Ol’ Dirty would occasionally write himself into the lineup when he thought it fitting. Also traveling with the Stars was a young Bill Murray, green as grass and on summer vacation from his inaugural season with Saturday Night Live. Suited up as a Stars player, Bill entertained the crowds with signature freeform antics which included climbing the backstop or outfield fence.Â