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White block text at the bottom reads "FIT'NESS PIZZA IN MY MOUTH

Places like this turned a simple meal into a small refuge from the Florida heat

A comic-style illustration of Packard Walsh depicts him in a grey jacket over a white tee

Bold black block letter "I" sits above a large red heart symbol

White text reading "SLASHING PRICES" and "ALL SUMMER LONG" flanks two crossed hockey sticks with a puck at center

Altoona Engineers - Pennsylvania - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Hoodie space White block text at theAltoona's Engineers took the field in 1931 as part of Pennsylvania's deep minor league tradition. Railroad towns like Altoona bred a fierce brand of ball, where the game was inseparable from the working identity of the community. Playing meant something in a place where the Pennsylvania Railroad built everything, including local pride. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear. The Details: