1969 Atlanta Braves, No. 44 Henry Aaron
Uniform & Team History Henry Aaron — Hammerin’ Hank — signed his first professional contract with the Boston Braves, but it was with the Milwaukee Braves he made his major-league debut in 1954. He later moved with the Braves when the team relocated to Atlanta and then returned to Milwaukee to close out his brilliant […]
1967 St. Louis Cardinals, No. 32 Steve Carlton
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 “Impossible Dream” Red Sox in the World Series. Oldtime Game History The 2018 Oldtime Baseball Game was played as a fundraiser for the American Heart Association in memory of the […]
1964 Alaska Goldpanners
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 who played for the Goldpanners are Hall of Famer Tom Seaver and former Red Sox lefty Bill Lee. Oldtime Game History Introduced to the Oldtime Baseball Game in 2005, it […]
1963 Los Angeles Dodgers, No. 32 Sandy Koufax
Uniform & Team History Hall of Fame Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax went 25–5 in 1963, with 306 strikeouts and an ERA of 1.88. He won both the Cy Young and MVP awards, and was voted World Series MVP after submitting two complete-game victories as the Dodgers swept the New York Yankees in the […]
1961 Hawaii Islanders
Uniform & Team History Professional baseball came to Hawaii in 1961 when the Sacramento Solons of the Pacific Coast League relocated to Honolulu. Carlos Bernier led the PCL in hitting in ’61 with a .351 average. Bernier, who played one season in the big leagues with Pittsburgh in 1953, is in the Pacific Coast League […]
1961 Middleboro Senators
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 Dobbek, whose name is stitched inside the shirt. Dobbek appeared in 110 games for the 1960 Senators during the parts of three seasons he played in the big leagues. When […]
1957 Milwaukee Braves, No. 21 Warren Spahn
Uniform & Team History The 1957 Braves, in their fifth season in Milwaukee after relocating from Boston, beat the New York Yankees in the World Series. Warren Spahn, arguably the greatest left-hander in history, went 21-11 with a 2.69 ERA for the ’57 Braves. Oldtime Game History Melrose native Andy Brickley, who starred in both […]
1954 Roswell Rockets, No. 43 Joe Bauman
Uniform & Team History The Rockets played in the Class C Longhorn League. Joe Bauman won the Triple Crown in 1954 with an eye-popping 72 home runs, a .400 batting average and 224 runs driven in. His home run record stood as the most ever hit by a professional player until Barry Bonds swatted 73 […]