Danville Old Soldiers T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams Color:Athletic Heather the Columbus Jets relocated to

the Columbus Jets relocated to Charleston as the Charlies

For four seasons

their pitched Fred Toney holds the record for the longest no hitter in organized baseball when he pitched a 17-inning no hitter against the Lexington Colts in 1909

Originally the “Browns” in 1904

playing at The Sandcastle ballpark

Danville Old Soldiers T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams Color:Athletic Heather the Columbus Jets relocated toThe Danville Old Soldiers played just one season in the Kitty League in 1906, following earlier short lived teams like the Danville Browns (18881889) and Danville Champions (1900). Their unusual name likely came from a local home for disabled Union Civil War veterans. The team finished with a 5869 record, highlighted by pitcher outfielder Pearl Holycross, who went 199 on the mound and hit . 271 at the plate. Baseball returned to Danville several times