1939 Seattle Rainiers PCL Baseball Team Stock Certificate Football Unopened Bud Palmer (considered one of

Bud Palmer (considered one of the inventors of the Jumpshot)

Brown opted for Celtics

forming a third division

The Giants won that day 4-3

1939 Seattle Rainiers PCL Baseball Team Stock Certificate Football Unopened Bud Palmer (considered one ofThe Seattle Rainiers were one of the Pacific Coast League's most storied franchises. Originally founded as the Seattle Indians, they played in the PCL from 19031906 and 19191968, becoming the Rainiers after acquisition by interests associated with Rainier Brewing. The club won multiple PCL pennants and was a cornerstone of West Coast baseball during the era when the PCL rivaled the major leagues in popularity. They played at Sick's Stadium until the