Mickey Flynn

Mickey Flynn played in the Cubs farm system in the Texas League and gravitated to Wichita, where he managed Wichita’s Civic Theater team to the Kansas semi-pro title in 1933. 

Two years later he played in the first national NBC World Series with early-day power Wichita Water.  Hap Dumont paid Flynn to be a traveling goodwill ambassador for the National Baseball Congress.

Flynn also toured with the House of David team and caught the legendary Grover Cleveland Alexander.