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Among the players who wore an Aces uniform was Bert Shepard
In 1954 the franchise signed Silas Harmon
and one-year identities like the Stars were often the visible seam of an affiliation change happening behind the scenes
the league was nicknamed the "Pepper Sauce League" or the "Tabasco Circuit" by fans and sportswriters
Visalia Stars T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California Size:XL Among the players who woreThe Visalia Stars, based in Visalia, California, played the 1953 season in the Class C California League, a one year identity in the middle of one of minor league baseball's most durable small markets. Visalia had joined the league in 1946 as the Visalia Cubs, and when the Chicago affiliation lapsed for 1953 the club played as the Stars before the Cubs name returned the following year. The Stars played at Recreation Park, the intimate downtown