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Hutchinson Wheat Shockers - Kansas - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Long Sleeve T-Shirt big island One consonant separates patriotism fromHutchinson sat at the heart of the Kansas wheat belt in 1917, and the team's name came directly from the local harvest practice of stacking cut wheat into upright bundles known as "shocks" to dry in the field. The franchise relocated mid season from St. Joseph, Missouri, into the Class A Western League and finished 32 24 under a trio of managers (Jack Holland, Wid Conroy, and Babe Adams) before falling in the league finals. Wheat Shockers baseball