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Tonopah Mollycoddlers - Nevada - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt Size:S these pants keep you comfortableTonopah was a high desert silver mining boomtown in 1907, the kind of place where a strike could make a man rich overnight and a saloon brawl could turn deadly just as fast. The Mollycoddlers (turn of the century slang for someone considered overly soft or pampered, almost certainly chosen as a tongue in cheek jab at rival mining towns) took the field as a charter member of the four team Nevada State League, alongside Carson City, Goldfield, and Reno.