Co-founders Marbles(left) and Who (right) have been barmstroming from field to field since as early as 1999 when they were just five years old. In their hometown of Canton Michigan, they organized countless sandlot games, batting practices, and homerun derbys along Hanford Road. We weren't always flush with baseballs, though. Many days ended with us going home after the final ball we had was blasted into Willow Creek. Or blasting a car when they decided to hit away from the creek (the drivers were always cool about it). But we kept playing ball and eventually eventually rounded up the neighborhood for summer rec teams throughout high school. A few years later in 2015, vintage baseball was first played at Miller Field with pickup games that featured over 20 players. From those games, the Canton Cornshuckers were founded and the seeds of Hanford Baseball Company were firmly planted.
Marbles grew up watching vintage basebal games at Greenfield Village, and finally got his chance to play in 2014. Shortly after, Who began to wander away and from the mens wood bat league in Ann Arbor and become a full time vintage ballist. Since this time, the Canton Cornshuckers have been barnstorming the country and have played well over 200 games in the green and yellow uniforms.