Corpus Christi Seagulls
Gulf States League (1976) Lone Star League (1977) Born: 1976 – Gulf States League founding franchise Folded: 1977 First Game: June 2, 1976 (W 11-5
Gulf States League (1976) Lone Star League (1977) Born: 1976 – Gulf States League founding franchise Folded: 1977 First Game: June 2, 1976 (W 11-5
The Texas City Stars were an obscure minor league baseball team that lasted for just one season in the summer of 1977. The Stars were part of the Lone Star League, a Texas-only circuit that played at the Class A level. All six Lone Star League clubs were “independent”, meaning they had no Major League parent club affiliations. The Stars had a record of 35-41 in their only season of play, good for 5th place in the six-team league. The entire Lone Star League effectively folded after the first place Corpus Christi Seagulls refused to play in the 1977 playoffs for financial reasons.
The 1977 Victoria Rosebuds were a doomed minor league baseball team that played in the Lone Star League, an all-Texan independent circuit that operated for one summer only before disbanding. The Rosebuds replaced the Victoria Cowboys (1976) at Riverside Stadium, who met the same one-and-done fate a year earlier.
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