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Sapulpa Sappers - Oklahoma - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Tank Top kauai Clubs like this one gaveSapulpa was a glass and oil town just southwest of Tulsa in the early 1920s, sitting on top of the Glenn Pool field that had launched the Oklahoma petroleum boom. The Sappers (a nickname rooted in the soldier's term for combat engineers, often borrowed by oilfield crews) became a charter member of the Class D Southwestern League in 1921 and finished 68 76 in fifth place under managers Jerry Jones and Larry Quigley. The club bounced back to capture the