Muncie Fruit Jars - Indiana - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt fighters Telling your liver to shut

Telling your liver to shut up on the Fourth of July is just organ abuse wrapped in patriotism

A small blue horizontally striped "ICS" logo sits at the bottom

Distressed golden-yellow arched text reads "THE NYC" and "BASEBALL" above two crossed bats flanking an oval banner with "Furies" in flowing script

Negotiating with Hans Gruber like you're closing escrow in Marina del Rey takes a special kind of cocaine confidence

or relaxing by the fire

Muncie Fruit Jars - Indiana - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt fighters Telling your liver to shutMuncie, Indiana once fielded a Class C minor league club known as the Fruit Jars, established in 1906 during the early boom of organized baseball. Named for the city's famous glass jar manufacturing industry, the team tied local pride to the national pastime. Small town clubs like this one gave communities an identity that outlasted the seasons they played. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of