Oakland Larks 1946 Authentic Wool Ballcap Team-Universityof-Kentucky the Surf Riders defeated Oakland's

the Surf Riders defeated Oakland's Livermore Naval Air Station to win the 1944 Army-Navy League championship

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This is an authentic reproduction of the original 1957 US All-Stars ballcap

The Spirit played under that name from ’87 to ’95 when they changed the name to the San Bernardino Stampede

Oakland Larks 1946 Authentic Wool Ballcap Team-Universityof-Kentucky the Surf Riders defeated Oakland'sTHE FELT GOLD "O" PATCH AS WORN BY THE SHORT LIVED LARKS History: The Larks were one of two Bay Area representatives in the WCBA, an attempt by promoter Abe Saperstein and Olympian Jesse Owens to set up a West Coast based major Black league. The Larks played at Oaks Park, home of the Pacific Coast Leagues Oakland Oaks. The team included future Oakland mayor Lionel Wilson. The league folded after one season, but the Larks continued as a barnstorming