Oldtime Baseball Game – Road Uniforms

Uniform & Team History John McGraw managed the 1901 Baltimore Orioles of the fledgling American League before moving on to a storied career with the

Uniform & Team History: Members of the upstart Federal League for two seasons, the Brooklyn Tip-Tops got their name from the bread company that was

Uniform & Team History The Hebrews were a semi-pro team based in Philadelphia and run by Eddie Gottlieb, who would later own the Philadelphia Warriors

Uniform & Team History Playing in the Texas League, the ’22 Spudders won 22 consecutive games. The Spudders’ Homer Summa, who would go on to

Uniform & Team History After beating out the Reds and Pirates to capture the National League pennant, the 1926 Cardinals beat the New York Yankees

Uniform & Team History Harry Heilmann hit .398 for the 1927 Detroit Tigers, leading the American League and finishing second in MVP voting behind Lou

Uniform & Team History Eight members of this Roaring Twenties powerhouse would go on to be elected to the Hall Of Fame. Oldtime Game History

Uniform & Team History If you look closely on the sleeve you’ll see a Pilgrim patch showing the year 1630. The patch commemorates the tricentennial

Uniform & Team History The Iron Horse played in 2,130 consecutive games during his illustrious career with the Yankees. He succumbed to Amyotrophic Lateral Aclerosis

Uniform & Team History Foxx’s record 50 home runs for the 1938 Boston Red Sox stood until David Ortiz hit 54 dingers in 2006. Foxx

Uniform & Team History The only pitcher in Major League history to throw back-to-back no-hitters. On June 11, 1938, he no-hit the Boston Bees at

Uniform & Team History Hall of Fame catcher Roy Campanella played eight seasons with this Negro Leagues team before joining the Brooklyn Dodgers. His best

Uniform & Team History This famous Cuban baseball team represented the port city of Cienfuegos, but played its home games in Havana. Their symbol was

Uniform & Team History Originally from Miami, this famous barnstorming team from the Negro Leagues moved to Cincinnati in 1943. The Ethiopian Clowns were heralded

Uniform & Team History The long-time New England scout wore No. 21 when he broke into the big leagues with the Chicago Cubs. This uniform

Uniform & Team History When former Chicago Cub and longtime scout Lennie Merullo was invited back to Wrigley Field in 1969 to participate in an

Uniform & Team History This navy blue uniform from the Pacific Coast League features chenille lettering and the number on the back encased in a

Uniform & Team History The Yankee Clipper played for this team at Hickam Army Air Force Base during World War II. Oldtime Game History Malden

Uniform & Team History Led by player-manager Quincy Trouppe, the 1945 Buckeyes defeated the Homestead Grays in the Negro League World Series. Trouppe was 39

Uniform & Team History Seventeen-year-old Willie Mays appeared in 13 games for the ’48 Black Barons, who defeated the Negro American League Championship Series but

Uniform & Team History A team that truly broke the hearts of Boston baseball fans. After beating the Red Sox in a one-game playoff, the

Uniform & Team History Champions of the Class B Florida International League with a 101-49 record, it’s been said that their biggest fan was a

Uniform & Team History The Rockets played in the Class C Longhorn League. Bauman won the Triple Crown in 1954 with an eye-popping 72 home

Uniform & Team History The 1957 Braves, in their fifth season in Milwaukee after relocating from Boston, beat the New York Yankees in the World

Uniform & Team History The uniform is an actual hand-me-down from the 1960 Washington Senators of the American League and was worn by outfielder Dan

Uniform & Team History Professional baseball came to Hawaii in 1961 when the Sacramento Solons of the Pacific Coast League relocated to Honolulu. Carlos Bernier

Uniform & Team History Sandy Koufax went 25–5 in 1963, with 306 strikeouts and an ERA of 1.88. He won both the Cy Young and

Uniform & Team History One of the better-known teams from the famed Alaska Summer League, the Goldpanners are based in Fairbanks. Among the future major-leaguers

Uniform & Team History Lefty Steve Carlton won 329 games and registered 4,136 strikeouts during his Hall of Fame career. The ’67 Cardinals defeated the

Uniform & Team History Henry Aaron — Hammerin’ Hank — signed his first professional contract with the Boston Braves, but it was with the Milwaukee

Uniform & Team History Aparicio played 10 of his 18 seasons with the Chicago White Sox, winding up his career in Boston. He led the

Uniform & Team History The 1969 Miracle Mets shocked the Baltimore Orioles in the World Series for the their first championship. Hall of Famer Tom

Uniform & Team History The expansion Seattle Pilots played only one season, relocating to Milwaukee in 1970 and becoming the Brewers. Tommy Harper, who stole

Uniform & Team History The House of David was a barnstorming team that toured the country from the 1920’s to the 1950’s. House of David

Uniform & Team History On March 3, 2015, the Red Sox and Boston College played an exhibition game at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Fla.,

Uniform & Team History Founded in 1939, this legendary team is still active in the Puerto Rico winter league, now known as Liga de Béisbol

Uniform & Team History The original Boston Giants were an early Negro Leagues baseball team founded at the turn of the century as the Dartmouth