Kearny Kapitalists 1914 T-Shirt Size:S Williams was a one-man wrecking

Williams was a one-man wrecking crew

They played home games at Forbes Field

Topeka had three players among league leaders: Butch Nieman (HR and RBI)

Newark Eagles third-sacker Ray Dandridge (#3) spent nine years in the Mexican League starting with Veracruz in 1940

Japan's best-known team was known simply as the Tokyo Giants (or "Kyojin" in Japanese)

Kearny Kapitalists 1914 T-Shirt Size:S Williams was a one-man wreckingHistory: The Kapitalists played in the Class D Nebraska State League from 1910 to 1914, winning the loop's title in 1913 behind the hitting of Homer Gray, who batted . 411 for Kearney. I n 1915 the NSL, along with many other minor leagues, folded due to player depletions caused by the emergence of the Federal League, and later by World War I. The Kapitalists were sadly, never to return, although the Yankees operated a team in Kearney in the late 1950s.