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Renamed the Miners in 1911
378 and teammate Tom Burnette leading the league with 28 home runs and 114 RBI
They competed against teams like the Beckley Bengals and Huntington Bees
they had pitched through back-to-back no hitters
When novelist Douglass Wallop needed a heartland hometown for the protagonist of his 1954 novel "Damn Yankees
Ponca City Jets Crewneck Sweatshirt - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Oklahoma Color:Black Renamed the Miners in 1911The Ponca City Jets, based in Ponca City, Oklahoma, played a single season in the Class C Western Association in 1954 at Conoco Park, a ballpark built on the grounds of the Continental Oil and Transportation Company and named after it. The Jets finished 62 76 for sixth place in an eight team field, 25 games behind first place Topeka. They were the third iteration of professional baseball in Ponca City, following the Oklahoma State League Poncans in
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