Ebbets Field Flannels Denver Bears 1969 Road Jersey

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History: One of the stars for the '69 Bears was a 6'6" first baseman and outfielder named Cotton Nash, who hit.313 for the Bears with 8 home runs. When Nash was called up by the Minnesota Twins at the end of the season, he became one of the few athletes in American sports history to have appeared in an MLB game as well as an NBA game.

Description: An authentic University of Notre Dame flannel from 1956. Vintage white wool body with felt lettering on the chest and the back. Made in the USA Collegiate Team Authentic reproduction of the jersey worn in 1956 at Notre Dame Vintage White wool flannel Navy blue on gold felt NOTRE DAME lettering on the chest, no.

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Description: An authentic Howard University Road Jersey from 1969. Travel gray wool body with red trim and navy blue felt script on the chest.

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History: Sometimes baseball experiments take root (as in the DH), and sometimes they fail to gain traction. In the latter category was Denver's strike zone uniform, which made its debut against Omaha in August, 1952. Or perhaps they were responding to the quality of umpiring in the Western League by being helpful.

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History: Senior Ace hurler Nick Thornton was the standout player for the Jaspers Kelly Green squad in 1947, the only player on the team earning All-Metropolitan Baseball team honors. FUN FACT: Manhattan College was playing a semi-pro baseball team called the Metropolitans sometime in the late 19th century when their Head Coach, Brother Jasper, noticed the students attending the game were becoming increasingly restless as the Jaspers came to bat in the seventh inning of a close game.

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History: One of the stars for the '69 Bears was a 6'6 first baseman and outfielder named Cotton Nash, who hit.313 for the Bears with 8 home runs. When Nash was called up by the Minnesota Twins at the end of the season, he became one of the few athletes in American sports history to have appeared in an MLB game as well as an NBA game.