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also played for Adolph Rupp's Kentucky teams
the latter club remembered for an 85-win season in 1951 as a Brooklyn Dodgers affiliate
all of whom made significant marks in baseball history
and represented the deepest baseball tradition of any of the league's founding cities
tying for the league lead in wins
Lubbock Hubbers T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Texas Vincennes Alices also played for Adolph Rupp'sThe Lubbock Hubbers carried the "Hubbers" name for nearly two decades before their single Big State League season in 1956. The franchise had played in the West Texas New Mexico League from 1938 through 1942, resumed after the wartime suspension in 1946, and ran through 1955, thirteen seasons in all under the same name, before shifting to the Big State League. "Hubbers" came from Lubbock's self styled identity as the "Hub of the Plains," a reference to
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