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Base Ball Clubs
October 08, 2026•6 min read

Meet the Fort Dodge Gypsum Eaters, the wonderfully named 1904 Iowa ball club inspired by its hometown industry. ...more
Base Ball Clubs
September 04, 2026•4 min read

Discover the Minneapolis Millers, the legendary minor-league club that ruled the Flour City before the Twins. ...more
Base Ball Clubs
September 04, 2026•4 min read
For more than a century, thousands of professional, semi-pro and independent teams have come and gone.
Some lasted decades. Some lasted a season. Some had names so strange you'd swear they were made up.
They weren't.
Ghost League Supply Co. searches through the forgotten corners of sports history to rediscover them.
The forgotten clubs, characters and legends of American sports.
In the early 1900s, Fort Dodge had a minor league baseball team with a name unlike any other. The local gypsum mining industry sponsored the club, and the “Eaters” became a regional sensation.
Every team featured by Ghost League actually existed.
The teams may be forgotten.
The leagues may have disappeared.
The ballparks may have been demolished generations ago.
But somewhere in a newspaper clipping, scorecard, team photograph or dusty record book...
they're still there.
That's exactly what we're looking for.

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