Old-Time Baseball Team Name Generator

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Generate old-time baseball team names in the manner of 19th and early 20th century clubs: virtue names like Ashford Resolutes, trade names like Millbrook Lamplighters, stocking colors like Elmwood Red Stockings, and club forms like Tannery Nine and Elmwood Base Ball Club.

About Old-Time baseball team names

Early base ball, written as two words for most of the nineteenth century, was a club game. Many early clubs were societies with one proud name, often an ideal or a local tie: the Excelsiors and Atlantics of Brooklyn, the Mutuals of New York, the Resolutes of Elizabeth. A team was a nine, so a town side could be the Tannery Nine or the Elmwood Base Ball Club. Later, uniforms and sportswriters did the naming: stocking colors gave the Red Stockings, and newspapers supplied nicknames such as Bridegrooms, after several Brooklyn players married, and Orphans, after Chicago lost its manager Cap Anson.

This list has 1,000 names in those manners: virtue names (Stony Ford Eurekas), trades (Harbor Town Oystermen), stocking and cap colors, firehouse and factory nines, railroad, river and farm towns, ward and street clubs, and 1900s town teams. Period nicknames such as Mutuals, Unions, Superbas and Perfectos belonged to real clubs, and the older ones were borrowed from town to town; here they sit beside invented or generic towns.

A small share are real clubs, each labeled: (historic, 1890s) after the Cleveland Spiders, (Negro leagues, 1920s) after the Kansas City Monarchs. The Negro leagues clubs belong to the twentieth century, not the 1860s game. The ethnic and Native American nicknames some clubs used are left out.

How to choose Old-Time baseball team names

  • Pick the decade first. An 1860s club under the old rules suits a virtue name or a plain club form (Alder Creek Actives, Whitford B.B.C.); an 1890s side suits a newspaper nickname (Amberley Orphans, Edgerly Remnants); a 1910s town team suits a league or town name (Tarleton Town Team, Calloway Independents).
  • Swap in your own town, street, mill or firehouse. The town halves here are invented or generic, so Depot Hill Switchmen can become your depot and your hill.
  • Tie the nickname to what the place made or moved. Old clubs were often named for the local trade, so a quarry town gets Stonecutters, a canal town Lock Tenders and a rail town Brakemen.
  • Write it the period way on the scorecard: Base Ball as two words, B.B.C. after the club name, and one plain color for the stockings.
  • Keep the labeled real clubs for history nights, displays and stories about those clubs. For your own team choose an original, and look around your league and region yourself to see that no other club already plays under it.

Frequently asked questions

What did old-time baseball teams call themselves?

Many early clubs took the names of virtues and ideals, such as Excelsior, Resolute, Eureka and Active, and wrote the game as two words: base ball. Town sides were often just a nine, which is why the list has names like Tannery Nine, Village Green Nine and Elmwood Base Ball Club. From 1869 stocking colors gave clubs their names, and by the 1880s and 1890s newspaper nicknames had taken over, in the manner of Elmwood Red Stockings and Amberley Orphans.

Are the names on this list real historic teams?

Most are originals written in the period manner, with invented or generic towns such as Millbrook, Depot Hill and Canal Street. A small share are real clubs, and every one of them is labeled in the name itself, for example Brooklyn Bridegrooms (historic, 1890s), Troy Haymakers (historic, 1870s) and Homestead Grays (Negro leagues, 1930s). A name without a label is not presented as a real club.

Why do invented clubs here use nicknames like Mutuals, Resolutes or Superbas?

Those nicknames belonged to real clubs: the Mutuals of New York, the Resolutes of Elizabeth, New Jersey, and the Superbas of Brooklyn. In their own day the older club names, Mutuals and Resolutes among them, were borrowed freely from town to town, so the list reuses period nicknames the same way, always with an invented town, as in Canal Street Mutuals, Ashford Resolutes and Castleby Row Superbas.

Can a vintage base ball club use these names?

Yes. They are written for vintage base ball clubs that play by 1860s rules, throwback nights, town-history teams and period fiction. Change the town half to your own and keep the nickname, so Quarry Hill Alerts or Clover Hill Haymakers becomes a club that sounds as if it had always played on your green. Before you order uniforms, ask around your own league to see that no other club already plays under the name.

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A: 31 names

  • Abbot's Ferry Ardents
  • Abbott Lane Aces of the County
  • Abernathy Plow Horses
  • Accommodation Train Regulars
  • Active Base Ball Club of Garrow
  • Addison Flats Athenians
  • Agricultural College Aggies
  • Aldenham Canaries
  • Alder Creek Actives
  • Alderbrook Forest Citys
  • Aldergate Ever Readys
  • Aldrich Academy Scholars
  • Alert Base Ball Club of Pinewater
  • Alert Hose Bunkers
  • All-County Picked Team
  • Amberley Orphans
  • Anvil Corners Farriers
  • Apothecary Row Druggists
  • Applegate Also-Rans
  • Aqueduct Basin Packet Men
  • Arcade Row Shopkeepers
  • Archery Club Bowmen
  • Ardmore Lane Emerald Hose
  • Armory Hall Color Sergeants
  • Ash Alley Cinder Kickers
  • Ashby Coopers
  • Ashford Resolutes
  • Ashgrove Blue Stockings
  • Ashwick Spiders
  • Atlantic Base Ball Club of Shell Point
  • Averill Shade Elm Citys

B: 87 names

  • Back Forty Sodbusters
  • Back Shore Road Empires
  • Baggage Room Smashers
  • Bakers' Alley Doughboys
  • Ballard's Crossing Steadies
  • Ballast Bed Tampers
  • Baltimore Terrapins (historic, 1910s)
  • Bank Tellers' Nine
  • Bannister Bean Eaters
  • Barley Flats Threshers
  • Barlow Bend Colts
  • Barn Raising Neighbors
  • Barnstorming Tourists of Kettleby
  • Barrel Yard Stave Men
  • Bayard Corinthians
  • Bayou Bend Bargees
  • Beacon Point Lightkeepers
  • Bee Tree Bumblebees
  • Beech Fork Squirrels
  • Beehive Corners Beekeepers
  • Belfry Square Pigeons
  • Bell Foundry Ringers
  • Bell's Crossing Perseverance
  • Bellhaven Continentals
  • Belt Line Loopers
  • Berry Hill Pickers
  • Bexlow Rams
  • Bicycle Shop Wheelmen
  • Bicycle Works Century Riders

B, continued

  • Bindery Bookmen
  • Birch Hollow Intrepids
  • Birchbark Bend Paddlers
  • Birmingham Black Barons (Negro leagues, 1920s)
  • Biscuit Bakery Hardtacks
  • Bixby Bridge Brave Hearts
  • Blacksmith Lane Strikers
  • Blaisdell Bridesmaids
  • Blizzard Pass Snowbirds
  • Blockhouse Hill Scouts
  • Bluestone Blue Legs
  • Board of Trade Boosters
  • Boarding School Homesicks
  • Boardwalk Pier Strollers
  • Boardwalk Promenaders
  • Boat House Scullers
  • Boiler Room Boilermakers
  • Boiler Works Riveters
  • Bolton Junction Brakemen
  • Boston Beaneaters (historic, 1890s)
  • Bottom Land Planters
  • Bracken Hill Bridegrooms
  • Bramhall Wheelwrights
  • Branch Line Ramblers
  • Brantley Neversweats
  • Brass Foundry Pourers
  • Breakwater Stragglers
  • Brewery Bottom Hop Pickers
  • Briar Hill Gold Caps

B, continued

  • Brick Company Hod Carriers
  • Brick Row Brickbats
  • Bridge Street Tollkeepers
  • Brigantine Row Bosuns
  • Brightwater Bat and Ball Club
  • Brindleford Weeping Willows
  • Brine Street Old Salts
  • Brooklyn Atlantics (historic, 1850s)
  • Brooklyn Bridegrooms (historic, 1890s)
  • Brooklyn Eckfords (historic, 1850s)
  • Brooklyn Excelsiors (historic, 1850s)
  • Brooklyn Superbas (historic, 1900s)
  • Brooklyn Tip-Tops (historic, 1910s)
  • Broom Corn Broommakers
  • Broom Corn Corner Cutters
  • Brush Weir Eelers
  • Bucket Brigade of Mill End
  • Buckthorn Buff and Blues
  • Bullion Street Bankers
  • Bunker Field Old Continentals
  • Bunting Row Banner Bearers
  • Burdick Bachelors
  • Burrow Flats Gophers
  • Business College Bookkeepers
  • Butchers' Market Cleavers
  • Buttercup Meadow Old Golds
  • Buttermilk Falls Dairymen
  • Button Mill Turners
  • Button Works Sorters

C: 106 names

  • Cabbage Row Cutters
  • Cabin Row Scrappers
  • Cabinet Row Joiners
  • Cable Road Gripmen
  • Caboose Row Conductors
  • Calloway Independents
  • Camera Club Snapshots
  • Canal Street Mutuals
  • Canning Shed Bean Stringers
  • Cannonball Express of Pruitt Siding
  • Capstan Hill Bargemen
  • Card Room Carders
  • Carriage Company Stripers
  • Carriage Works Trimmers
  • Carrow Columbias
  • Carroway Concords
  • Carrying Place Portagers
  • Castleby Row Superbas
  • Cataract Engine Leather Buckets
  • Cattle Show Premiums
  • Cedar Swamp Ball Tossers
  • Chadwick Daisies
  • Chair Factory Rockers
  • Chair Shop Caners
  • Chandlery Row Riggers
  • Chapel Road Ball Tossers
  • Chart Room Navigators
  • Chautauqua Tent Lecturers
  • Cheese Factory Big Wheels
  • Cherry Alley Actives
  • Chestnut Grove Nut Gatherers
  • Chestnut Ridge B.B.C.
  • Chestnut Street Resolutes
  • Chicago American Giants (Negro leagues, 1920s)
  • Chicago Orphans (historic, 1890s)

C, continued

  • Chicago White Stockings (historic, 1870s)
  • Chimney Corner Storks
  • Chowder Society Regulars
  • Church Lane Harmonys
  • Cider Mill Cherry Legs
  • Cider Press Pressmen
  • Cincinnati Red Stockings (historic, 1860s)
  • Cinder Hill Energetics
  • Cinder Yard Firemen
  • City Guard Fusiliers
  • Clam Flats Diggers
  • Clarendon Row Clarets
  • Clay Bank Potters
  • Clear Board Highballers
  • Clement Square Eclipse
  • Clerks' Mutual Ink Slingers
  • Clerks' Nine
  • Cleveland Spiders (historic, 1890s)
  • Clockworks Regulators
  • Clover Hill Haymakers
  • Coal Chute Shovelers
  • Coal Yard Alley Sluggers
  • Coaster Dock Stevedores
  • Cobbler's Square Cordwainers
  • Cobblestone Court Pavers
  • Cod Bank Dorymen
  • Colby Flats Cranks' Delight
  • Coldbrook Stags
  • Coldspring Gray Flannels
  • Coldwater Glen Alert Juniors
  • Collar Shop Starchers
  • College Hill Collegians
  • Collier's Gap Coal Heavers
  • Commercial Club Boosters
  • Commercial College Penmen

C, continued

  • Commercial Hotel Drummers
  • Commons Nine
  • Compass Rose Seafarers
  • Congress Street Delegates
  • Constitution Hill Framers
  • Cooper's Lane Constants
  • Cooper's Mills Nine
  • Copper Kettle Tinsmiths
  • Corbin's Mill Wide Awakes
  • Corbyford Second Fiddles
  • Cordage Works Hacklers
  • Corn Crib Shellers
  • Cornfield Corn Huskers
  • Corwin Green Stockings
  • Counting House Scriveners
  • County Fair Blue Ribbons
  • County League Leaders
  • County Seat Nine
  • Courthouse Square Nine
  • Cow Lane Cowherds
  • Cow Pasture Commoners
  • Crag Top Bald Eagles
  • Cranberry Bog B.B.C.
  • Cranmoor Wolverines
  • Creamery Butter Makers
  • Crestwick Courageous
  • Cricket Club Converts
  • Crock Street Jug Makers
  • Crossroads Nine
  • Crossroads Store Loafers
  • Crown Street Courtiers
  • Custom House Square Clerks
  • Customs House Gaugers
  • Cuthbert Cellar Dwellers
  • Cutlery Works Grinders
  • Cutover Camp Tie Hackers

D: 40 names

  • Daily Gazette Reporters
  • Dairy Lane Milkmen
  • Dalewood Senators
  • Dalrymple Daisy Cutters
  • Dapple Hill Foxes
  • Day Boat Excursionists
  • Deep Hollow B.B.C.
  • Deer Lick Bucks
  • Deluge Hose Company Base Ball Club
  • Depot Hill Switchmen
  • Depot Hill Unions
  • Detroit Wolverines (historic, 1880s)
  • Dexter Mills Ball Players' Union
  • Dining Car Stewards
  • Division Point Dispatchers
  • Dock Street Eagles
  • Dockside Lane Fishmongers
  • Dormitory Row Midnight Oils
  • Dorrance Dandies
  • Dorset Row Tribunes
  • Dovecote Grays
  • Downs Road Chalk Whites
  • Downtown Dandies
  • Drake's Pond Mallards
  • Driftwood Dove Grays
  • Drum and Fife Fifers
  • Drum Corps Drummers
  • Drury Lane Determined
  • Dry Dock Caulkers
  • Dry Fork Well Diggers
  • Dry Goods Drapers
  • Duck Pond Goose Herds
  • Dunbarton Blue Flannels
  • Dune Road Wreckers
  • Dunleigh Libertys
  • Dunleith Blacksmiths
  • Dunmere Atlantics
  • Dunnamere Perfectos
  • Dunstead Row Terrapins
  • Dye House Dyers

E: 39 names

  • Eagle Base Ball Club of High Rock
  • Eagle Hose Boys
  • Eagle Rock Eaglets
  • East Landing Ferrymen
  • East Side Early Birds
  • Eastbrook Earnests
  • Easterly Early Risers
  • Eastmoor Evening Blues
  • Eastwick Minute Men
  • Eaves Court Sparrows
  • Eddy Bend Whirlpools
  • Eddystone Larks
  • Edgerly Remnants
  • Elbridge Exiles
  • Electric Light Company Sparks
  • Elizabeth Resolutes (historic, 1870s)
  • Elkhorn Flats Badgers
  • Ellerford Old Hickorys
  • Ellery Centurions
  • Elm Row Amateurs
  • Elm Street Nine
  • Elmwood Base Ball Club
  • Elmwood Red Stockings
  • Emberly Lace Shirts
  • Emery Kickers and Cranks
  • Empire Base Ball Club of Callow Hill
  • Emporium Floorwalkers
  • End of Track Trackmen
  • Engine House No. 7 Tillermen
  • Engine No. 44 Stokers
  • Engine Works Fitters
  • Enterprise Base Ball Club of Dock Ward
  • Eureka Base Ball Club of Stanhope Mills
  • Evening Star Newsies
  • Evening Star Vespers
  • Evergreen Outdoor Club Trampers
  • Excelsior Base Ball Club of Fenwick
  • Exchange Place Brokers
  • Exempt Firemen's Graybeards

F: 54 names

  • Fair Week Visitors
  • Fairgrounds Nine
  • Fairhaven Lane Sky Blues
  • Falcon's Rest Fledglings
  • Fallbrook Doves
  • Fallowfield Gentlemen's Base Ball Club
  • Falls Village Cataracts
  • Farmers' Nine
  • Farnham Pennant Chasers
  • Farnsworth Flannels
  • Farringmere Fashion Plates
  • Farrow's Mill Patriots
  • Fast Freight of Corley Junction
  • Faulkner Flyers
  • Feed and Grain Scalers
  • Feed Lot Stockmen
  • Feed Store Checker Players
  • Feeder Basin Canalers
  • Fence Row Rail Splitters
  • Fenmore Otters
  • Fenner's Field Bat and Ball Society
  • Fennimore Favorites
  • Fernwood Pastimes
  • Fieldstone Wall Builders
  • Fifth Ward Regulars
  • Finch Hollow Faithfuls
  • Finch Street Goldfinches

F, continued

  • Finishing Room Finishers
  • Fire Bell Ringers
  • First Nine of Wendover
  • Fish Market Mongers
  • Fishing Club Anglers
  • Flagpole Green Liberty Boys
  • Flagstaff Hill Color Guard
  • Flatboat Bottom Polers
  • Flax Field Scutchers
  • Flying Machine Aviators
  • Fog Bell Ringers
  • Fold Corner Spring Lambs
  • Foolscap Mill Ream Counters
  • Fosdick Infants
  • Foundry Row Molders
  • Fountain Hose Squirts
  • Fourth of July Nine
  • Fourth Street Alerts
  • Foxglove Fawn Legs
  • Foxhall Fearnaughts
  • Freight House Truckers
  • Friendship Engine First Nine
  • Froe Creek Shinglers
  • Front Street Stars
  • Frost Hollow Pumpkin Rollers
  • Furnace Creek Puddlers
  • Furrow Creek Plowboys

G: 34 names

  • Gable End Victorys
  • Gallaway Square Wanderers
  • Garage and Livery Mechanics
  • Garrison Hill Robins
  • Gas House Lane Toughs
  • Gaslight Nine
  • Gasworks Stokers
  • General Store Cracker Barrels
  • Gillowby Gadabouts
  • Glass House Gaffers
  • Glassworks Blowers
  • Glen Arbor Yellow Legs
  • Glenhaven Volunteers
  • Glove Town Cutters
  • Good Will Engine Trumpets
  • Goodwin Goose Eggs
  • Goose Green Ganders
  • Grade Crossing Flagmen
  • Grain Elevator Scoopers
  • Grammar School Graduates
  • Granary Millers
  • Grand Hotel Bellhops
  • Grandstand Park Home Team
  • Granite Notch Stonecutters
  • Granite Street Base Ball Association
  • Granwick Old Reliables
  • Gravel Pit Section Hands
  • Gravel Walk Olympics
  • Greenhalgh Green Caps
  • Greystone Peerless
  • Grimsley Row Giant Killers
  • Gristmill Second Resolutes
  • Grouse Hill Partridges
  • Gulfside Live Oaks

H: 58 names

  • Half Moon Cove Crescents
  • Halloway Hearts of Oak
  • Hallowick Buttonwoods
  • Halsey Green Town Ball Players
  • Halvorsen Mill Company Team
  • Hand Car Pumpers
  • Hand Tub Pumpers
  • Hanover Square B.B.C.
  • Harbor Light Beacons
  • Harbor Town Oystermen
  • Hardware Store Counter Jumpers
  • Harkness Sentinels
  • Harlow Vale Constants
  • Harmony Base Ball Club of Glenmore Flats
  • Harness Room Mule Skinners
  • Harrowick Dust Raisers
  • Hartford Dark Blues (historic, 1870s)
  • Hartlemere Excelsior Juniors
  • Hartwell Hornets
  • Harvest Excursion of Reed's Crossing
  • Harvest Home Nine
  • Hat Shop Blockers
  • Hatch Hollow Heavy Hitters
  • Haverwick Hall Sophomores
  • Hawthorne Square Lilacs
  • Hay Barn Mowers
  • Hazard's Bend Hard Hitters
  • Hazelbank Empires
  • Helper Grade Doubleheaders

H, continued

  • Hemlock Row Hunter Greens
  • Hemp Field Brakers
  • Henhouse Lane Egg Men
  • Henyard Weasels
  • Heron Lake Loons
  • Herring Cove Seiners
  • High Ridge Mountain Citys
  • High Street Olympics
  • High Water Marks
  • Hillsbury Row Ball and Bat Society
  • Hilltop Hilltoppers
  • Hitching Post Standbys
  • Hobart's Mill Rustlers
  • Hobson Mills B.B.C.
  • Hog Back Ridge Runners
  • Hollander's Mill Hopefuls
  • Hollis Green Socials
  • Home Dairy Cream Tops
  • Home Guard Veterans
  • Homestead Grays (Negro leagues, 1930s)
  • Hook and Ladder Truckmen
  • Hope Hose Sprinters
  • Horse Trough Square Waterboys
  • Horsecar Line Drivers
  • Horseless Carriage Cranks
  • Hose Cart Runners
  • Hound's Ditch Beagles
  • Husking Bee Huskers
  • Hydrant Street Volunteers

I: 18 names

  • Ibis Point Pelicans
  • Ice and Coal Company Haulers
  • Ice Cream Parlor Scoops
  • Icehouse Cutters
  • Independence Square Signers
  • Inglenook Jaybirds
  • Ingleside Indigos
  • Ingram Idlers
  • Inkwell Alley Printer's Devils
  • Interurban Electrics
  • Inverleigh Lane Innocents
  • Iron Horse Engineers
  • Iron Works Sledges
  • Ironbridge Nailers
  • Irongate Iron Grays
  • Irvingdale Pioneers
  • Ivory Lane Odysseans
  • Ivy Mills Crickets

J: 10 names

  • Jail Lane Turnkeys
  • Jarvis Creek Grasshoppers
  • Jasper Mills Bantams
  • Jelliby Castoffs
  • Jessamine Jet Caps
  • Jordan's Run Frontiersmen
  • Joswick Journeymen
  • Judson Jewels
  • Juniper Street Blue Belts
  • Juno Falls Olympias

K: 14 names

  • Kansas City Monarchs (Negro leagues, 1920s)
  • Katydid Lane Cicadas
  • Kellogg Square Kickers
  • Kenwick Katydids
  • Kepler Hill Comets
  • Keswick Row Knickerbockers
  • Kettle Creek Muffins
  • Kettlemere Garnets
  • Kiln Road Brickmakers
  • Kingsley Common Base Ballists
  • Kirby Flats Foundlings
  • Kirkwood Glen Kelly Greens
  • Kitchen Garden Turnip Tops
  • Knoll Top Kestrels

L: 50 names

  • Ladies' Base Ball Club of Ardsley Hall
  • Lake Resort Cottagers
  • Lamp Works Glowworms
  • Land's End Outermosts
  • Lantern Hill Lemon Legs
  • Larchford Luckless Nine
  • Larchmere White Stockings
  • Larkspur Invincibles
  • Lathrop Babes
  • Latin School Classics
  • Laundry Works Wringers
  • Laurel Run Base Ball Association
  • Law School Barristers
  • Leather Helmets of Ward Six
  • Ledge Light Gulls
  • Ledger Street Clerks
  • Letter Foundry Punchcutters
  • Levee Road Deckhands
  • Liberty Base Ball Club of Carver's Run
  • Life Station Surfmen
  • Light Guard Cadets
  • Lightning Express of Alder Junction
  • Lime Kiln Burners
  • Linden Square Vigilants
  • Lindley Row Gothams

L, continued

  • Line Farm Fence Menders
  • Linwood Amateur Base Ball Club
  • Literary Society Orators
  • Livery Stable Hostlers
  • Lobster Cove Trappers
  • Lockwood Striped Stockings
  • Locomotive Works Erectors
  • Lodge No. 14 Stalwarts
  • Long Pier Wharf Rats
  • Loom Street Weavers
  • Loon Hollow Snappers
  • Louisville Colonels (historic, 1890s)
  • Lovejoy Lambs
  • Low Street Larks
  • Low Tide Beachcombers
  • Lower Falls Vigilance
  • Lower Village Nine
  • Lowmoor Lightning Bugs
  • Lumber Schooner Hands
  • Lumber Yard Planers
  • Lyceum Hall Debaters
  • Lyceum Nine
  • Lyford Leftovers
  • Lyme Rock Unwearieds
  • Lyra Glen Meteors

M: 51 names

  • Machine Shop Machinists
  • Mackerel Point Jiggers
  • Magazine Hill Powder Horns
  • Maple Corners Steadfasts
  • Maple Grove Sap Boilers
  • Mapleton Athletic Association
  • Mare's Meadow Fillies
  • Market Square Mutuals
  • Market Street Grocers
  • Marlow Mills Good Intents
  • Married Men's Nine
  • Marsh Landing Reliance
  • Marshwick Laurels
  • Mason's Yard Bricklayers
  • Mayfield Flats Olympians
  • Mayhew Misfits
  • Meadow Brook Hayseeds
  • Meadow Lot Nine
  • Meadowbank Scarlets
  • Mechanics' Nine
  • Medical College Sawbones
  • Merchants' Nine
  • Merriwether Colts and Fillies
  • Midnight Flyer of Stony Cut
  • Mile Post Milers

M, continued

  • Milk Train Early Birds
  • Mill Dam Sluicers
  • Mill Hands' Nine
  • Mill League Champions of Orrville Flats
  • Mill Pond Crimson Legs
  • Mill Race Base Ballists
  • Mill Row Enterprise
  • Millbrook Excelsiors
  • Millbrook Lamplighters
  • Millrace Falls Rainbows
  • Mining School Assayers
  • Minnow Creek Pickerels
  • Mixed Train Mixers
  • Model Bakery Top Loaves
  • Molasses Mill Boilers
  • Morning Express of Tilden Station
  • Morning Star Daybreakers
  • Mossgrove Hill Mutuals
  • Mossy Creek Woodchucks
  • Mowbray Mudlarks
  • Mud Flats Mudlarks
  • Muffin Nine of Larkfield
  • Mulberry Street Excelsiors
  • Musket Hill Flintlocks
  • Mussel Bed Rakers
  • Mutual Base Ball Club of Hook Street

N: 27 names

  • Nag's Hollow Trotters
  • Narrow Gauge Flyers
  • Narrows Sturgeons
  • Needle Mill Stitchers
  • Neptune Hose Company Nine
  • Nesbit Nobodies
  • Net Shed Menders
  • Nettleton Red Belts
  • New Haven Elm Citys (historic, 1870s)
  • New York Knickerbockers (historic, 1840s)
  • New York Mutuals (historic, 1850s)
  • Newark Eagles (Negro leagues, 1930s)
  • Newcombe Ne'er-Do-Wells
  • Newsboys' Nine
  • Newspaper Row Scribes
  • Nickelodeon Reel Men
  • Night School Scholars
  • Ninth Ward B.B.C.
  • Noon Mark Meridians
  • Norbury Spartans
  • Norcross Newlyweds
  • Normal School Nine
  • North End Never Fails
  • North Meadow Friendships
  • Norwood Glen Field Sports Association
  • Notch Road Catamounts
  • Nutfield Muskrats

O: 33 names

  • Oakhurst Lane Trojans
  • Oakum Bay B.B.C.
  • Oat Valley Sowers
  • Old Bachelors' Nine
  • Old Burying Ground Road Ghosts
  • Old Dominion Lane Cavaliers
  • Old Field Ball Players
  • Old Fort Garrison
  • Old Guard Campaigners
  • Old Home Week Homecomers
  • Old Mill Favorites
  • Old Players' Reunion Nine
  • Old Settlers' Nine
  • Old Sixth Ward Veterans
  • Olympic Base Ball Club of Marsden
  • Omnibus Line Whips
  • Onion Meadow Weeders
  • Open Range Northers
  • Opera House Square Ushers
  • Opera House Stagehands
  • Orchard Hill Apple Pickers
  • Orchard Lane Industrys
  • Orion Hill Hunters
  • Osborne Oldsters
  • Osgerby Faithful Few
  • Osgood Checkered Caps
  • Oslowick Lonesomes
  • Otter Pond Bullfrogs
  • Outcrop Road Hard Heads
  • Overbrook Hitless Wonders
  • Ox Yoke Oxen
  • Oxbow Enterprise
  • Oyster Shoal Bluegills

P: 54 names

  • Palace Car Sleepers
  • Paper Mill Pulpers
  • Parade Ground Guidons
  • Parlor Car Dandies
  • Pascoe Pets
  • Pastime Base Ball Club of Orrin
  • Pasture Gate Herdsmen
  • Pattern Shop Patternmakers
  • Peach Hollow Orchardmen
  • Pear Orchard Yellow Jackets
  • Pearl Street Pastimes
  • Peat Brook Brown Stockings
  • Pell Street Hatters
  • Pemberly Endeavors
  • Penhallow Progress
  • Pennymere Tall Timbers
  • Penrose Minervas
  • Pepperidge Orange Stockings
  • Persimmon Ridge Possums
  • Pettibone Latecomers
  • Phoenix Base Ball Club of Burnt Mills
  • Phoenix Engine Company Smoke Eaters
  • Piano Factory Tuners
  • Piano Works Sounding Boards
  • Picked Nine of Ashbury
  • Pickett's Landing B.B.C.
  • Pickle Barrel Whittlers

P, continued

  • Pillbox Hill Round Caps
  • Pilot House Helmsmen
  • Pinckard Juniors
  • Pine Barren Evergreens
  • Pine Ridge Gray Stockings
  • Pinery Town Raftsmen
  • Pinkham Pippins
  • Pittsburgh Crawfords (Negro leagues, 1930s)
  • Plow Works Forgemen
  • Plowing Match Champions
  • Polestar Heights Auroras
  • Polytechnic Engineers
  • Pond Street Herons
  • Porch Lamp June Bugs
  • Port Sable Navy Blues
  • Portside National Game Society
  • Post Office Square Federals
  • Potato Hill Diggers
  • Powder Mill Steady Hands
  • Prairie Fire Blazes
  • Pratt Foundry Works Team
  • Pratt's Corners Punctuals
  • Prentiss Prodigals
  • Printers' Nine
  • Printing House Compositors
  • Providence Grays (historic, 1880s)
  • Pruitt Semi-Professionals

Q: 8 names

  • Quail Run Bobwhites
  • Quaking Asp Chipmunks
  • Quarlford Nutcrackers
  • Quarry Hill Alerts
  • Quayside Chandlers
  • Quill Street Dapple Grays
  • Quimby Kingfishers
  • Quince Street Red Caps

R: 31 names

  • Rabbit Hill Jackrabbits
  • Radcliffe Rainmakers
  • Rail Mill Rollers
  • Rail Yard Yardmasters
  • Range Works Enamelers
  • Ravenscroft Black Stockings
  • Rawlwick Rooters' Pride
  • Reading Room Nine
  • Reaper Shop Binders
  • Redfern Red Legs
  • Reedy Marsh Bobolinks
  • Relay Station Post Riders
  • Rensler Hercules
  • Repair Track Carmen
  • Rescue Hose Pipemen
  • Resolute Base Ball Club of Oakhaven
  • Rifle Company Sharpshooters
  • Rising Sun Sunrisers
  • River Bend Rivermen
  • Riverside Grove Picnickers
  • Rockaway Lane Athletic Association
  • Rockford Forest Citys (historic, 1870s)
  • Root Cellar Keepers
  • Rope Company Splicers
  • Ropewalk Twisters
  • Round Pond Town Ball Club
  • Roundhouse Row Wipers
  • Rowing Club Oarsmen
  • Rushford Champions
  • Rye Field B.B.C.
  • Rye Hollow Cradlers

S: 105 names

  • Sackett's Bend Slowpokes
  • Sail Loft Sailmakers
  • Sale Barn Horse Traders
  • Salt Marsh Hay Rakers
  • Salt Works Boilers
  • Saltmarsh Olympians
  • Sand House Sifters
  • Sandbar Pilots
  • Sandlot Nine of Pruett's Corner
  • Sandy Bottom B.B.C.
  • Saturday Half-Holiday Nine
  • Sawdust Flats Sawyers
  • Sawmill Rapids River Drivers
  • Sawyer's Bend Diligents
  • Scarecrow Field Crows
  • Schoolhouse Road Grangers
  • Schoolmasters' Nine
  • Schooner Bay Mates
  • Seaforth White Caps
  • Second Nine of Wendover
  • Sedgwick Harmonics
  • Selby Sluggards
  • Seminary Hill Seminarians
  • Senior Class Varsity
  • Setting Sun Sundowners
  • Seventh Ward Independents
  • Shad Run Netters
  • Shady Side Nine
  • Sheepfold Shepherds
  • Shell Cove Oyster Shuckers
  • Shepley Meadowlarks
  • Shield Street Defenders
  • Ship Channel Draw Tenders
  • Shipping Room Packers
  • Shipyard Lane Shipwrights

S, continued

  • Shoals Landing Keelboaters
  • Shoe Factory Peggers
  • Shoe Town Lasters
  • Signal Tower Towermen
  • Silk Mill Mulberrys
  • Silver Cornet Bandsmen
  • Silver Lane Platers
  • Single Men's Nine
  • Singletree Row Mules
  • Skating Rink Figure Eights
  • Skiff Landing Scullers
  • Slate Valley Quarrymen
  • Slatebrook Slate Blues
  • Slater's Hill Roofers
  • Sloop Point Skippers
  • Slough Road Mud Turtles
  • Smelter Town Red Metals
  • Smokehouse Curers
  • Smokestack Hill Stackers
  • Soda Works Bottlers
  • Sorghum Flats Cane Cutters
  • Sounding Line Leadsmen
  • South End Sure Shots
  • Spindle Hill Spinners
  • Spray Point Sea Breezes
  • Spring Flood Rafters
  • Springhouse Clearwaters
  • Spruce Street Eurekas
  • Spur Line Spikers
  • St. Louis Brown Stockings (historic, 1870s)
  • St. Louis Perfectos (historic, 1890s)
  • Stable Yard Grooms
  • Stagecoach Road Coachmen
  • Stanbury Scarlet Hose
  • Standish Mill Ajax

S, continued

  • Star Base Ball Club of Wendell Falls
  • Star Bloomer Girls of Lakemont Row
  • Starling Gap Blackbirds
  • State Line Borderers
  • Statehouse Row Solons
  • Steam Bakery Bread Winners
  • Steamboat Wharf Roustabouts
  • Steamer No. 2 Stokers
  • Stebbins Stay-at-Homes
  • Steeple Green Rooks
  • Sternwheel Landing Stokers
  • Stillmere Gems
  • Stillwater Bend Tranquils
  • Stock Pen Loaders
  • Stockade Row Sentries
  • Stone Bridge Nine
  • Stonegate Junior Base Ball Club
  • Stoneyard Marble Polishers
  • Stony Ford Eurekas
  • Storm Hill Thunderbolts
  • Stove Foundry Casters
  • Stove Works Mounters
  • Streetcar Loop Conductors
  • Stubble Field Gleaners
  • Sugar Hill B.B.C.
  • Summer Street Hopefuls
  • Summit Cut Graders
  • Sumner Park Bow Ties
  • Sunday League Regulars of Aldine
  • Sunrise Special of Gable Station
  • Swan's Ferry Cygnets
  • Sweetwater Camp Sugar Makers
  • Swing Span Bridge Tenders
  • Switch Yard Link and Pin Men
  • Sycamore Street B.B.C.

T: 68 names

  • Tailor Shop Pressers
  • Tallow Lane Soap Boilers
  • Tamarack Tan Stockings
  • Tan Bark Peelers
  • Tankard Lane Pewter Legs
  • Tanner's Alley Invincibles
  • Tannery Lane Curriers
  • Tannery Nine
  • Tannery Row Stalwarts
  • Tarleton Town Team
  • Tarnwick Cedars
  • Teachers' College Pedagogues
  • Telegraph Hill Operators
  • Telegraph Office Key Men
  • Telephone Exchange Linemen
  • Tewksley Lane Truants
  • Thaw Brook Freshets
  • The Neck Peninsulars
  • The Point Lookouts
  • Thicket Hollow Thrushes
  • Third Ward Unions
  • Thistledown Violets
  • Thistlewick Tenacious
  • Thornapple Whippoorwills
  • Thornlea Dauntless
  • Thresher Works Separators
  • Threshing Ring Regulars
  • Ticket Window Agents
  • Tide Mill Tidewaiters
  • Tidemill Madder Hose
  • Tidewater Trues
  • Tillingmere Idle Hour Club
  • Timber Lot Woodchoppers
  • Timber Raft Boom Men

T, continued

  • Timetable Punctuals
  • Tinderbox Common Flints
  • Tinker's Dam Maroons
  • Toll Road Turnpikers
  • Tolliver Triumphs
  • Tool Company Temperers
  • Torch Boys of Engine No. 8
  • Torchlight Paraders
  • Touring Bloomer Girls of Fernhill
  • Towline Bend Lock Tenders
  • Town Brass Band Tooters
  • Town Hall Nine
  • Town Well Pump Handles
  • Towpath Mule Drivers
  • Tremont Flats Atlas
  • Trestle Creek Gandy Dancers
  • Trimble Tailenders
  • Trolley Barn Motormen
  • Trolley League Travelers
  • Troy Haymakers (historic, 1870s)
  • Truck Patch Gardeners
  • Trunk Line Tallow Pots
  • Truss Gang Bridgemen
  • Tunnel Hill Drillers
  • Turnpike Gate Drovers
  • Turntable Flats Hostlers
  • Tussock Plains Plovers
  • Tuttle Tenderfoots
  • Twilight Nine
  • Twin Bridges B.B.C.
  • Twin Oaks Acorns
  • Twin Rivers Forks
  • Type Foundry Pressmen
  • Typesetters' Nine

U: 10 names

  • Umberfield Umber Hose
  • Underhill Blue Caps
  • Underwood Underdogs
  • Union Base Ball Club of Lindenfield
  • Union Cotton Mill Hands
  • Uplands Night Owls
  • Upper Landing Undaunteds
  • Upper Village Nine
  • Upton Glen Apollos
  • Uxley Lane Upstarts

V: 18 names

  • Vance Mills Darlings
  • Vandermeer Bib Shirts
  • Varney Venerables
  • Varnum Valiants
  • Vaudeville House Headliners
  • Vaughn Mills Vagabonds
  • Vernon Mills Vulcans
  • Vesper Hill Vermilions
  • Vestry Street Dark Blues
  • Veterans' Hall Silver Grays
  • Veterans' Nine
  • Vickery Gamecocks
  • Vigilant Engine Laddies
  • Village Green Nine
  • Vineyard Slope Vintners
  • Vixen Hollow Kits
  • Vole Creek Field Mice
  • Vulcan Forge Team

W: 48 names

  • Wagon Factory Spoke Shavers
  • Wagon Shed Teamsters
  • Wagon Works Wainwrights
  • Wainfleet Worthies
  • Wakeley Pastime Association
  • Wardwell Whitewashers
  • Watch Factory Mainsprings
  • Watch House Watchmen
  • Water Stop Wanderers
  • Water Street Atlantics
  • Water Tank Tenders
  • Way Station Locals
  • Weave Room Regulars
  • Weekly Courier Carriers
  • Well Sweep Drawers
  • Wembleford Eighth Placers
  • Wendham Institute Cadets
  • Wendlemere Maples
  • West End Young Eurekas
  • West Side Wide Awakes
  • Wetherby Ruby Caps
  • Wexcombe Mills Merchants
  • Wexley Independents
  • Whale Rock Harpooners

W, continued

  • Wheatfield Reapers
  • Wheelmen's Club Scorchers
  • Whistle Stop Nine
  • Whitaker Wallopers
  • Whitcombe Rough and Readys
  • Whitford B.B.C.
  • Whitlock Shield Fronts
  • Wilder's Grove Wonders
  • Willow Bend Quicksteps
  • Wilmington Quicksteps (historic, 1880s)
  • Windfall Hollow Russets
  • Windmill Hill Pumpers
  • Windy Point Whirlwinds
  • Winter Pond Icemen
  • Wire Mill Spoolers
  • Wister Lane Roosters
  • Wolcott Mills Olive Legs
  • Wolf Run Whelps
  • Wool Shed Shearers
  • Woolen Mills Fullers
  • Worcester Ruby Legs (historic, 1880s)
  • Working Men's Institute Nine
  • Wrack Cove Kelpers
  • Wren's Nest Wine Stockings

Y: 6 names

  • Yarborough Lane Argonauts
  • Yard Limit Whistlers
  • Yarrow Field Zephyrs
  • Yates Corner Youngsters
  • Yew Tree Wrens
  • Young Men's Base Ball Society of Arden