The logo used is a likeness of the real logo patch the Cannibals wore on their uniforms
but the transfer to Natchez was confirmed by a semi-official league announcement out of Lafayette
but the city's position on Sabine Lake at the edge of the Intracoastal Waterway gave it a waterfront identity that the "Sea Hawks" name captured better than anything oil-related might have
a former Cincinnati Reds infielder who had played for the Gainesville Owls and Temple Eagles across the previous seven Big State League seasons
Fresno had already tasted the higher circuit
Thomasville Tomcats T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Georgia Illinois The logo used is aThe Thomasville Tomcats, based in Thomasville, Georgia, played the 1952 season as an independent team with no major league affiliation, unusual for the GFL, where most clubs had working agreements with big league organizations. The Tomcats were actually the Americus Rebels franchise relocated from Americus, operated under a group of New York investors led by general manager Gardner "Joe" Landon and drawing players from multiple organizations. They