Ebbets Field Flannels St. Paul Saints 1951 Road Jersey

History: New York had its Subway Series. The Twin Cities - with two clubs in the American Association for six decades - had the Streetcar Series, as the Saints faced off innumerable times against the Minneapolis Millers. The Saints played in cozy Lexington Park for most of their tenure, and the great Twin Cities baseball rivalry only ended in 1961, when the Washington Senators came to town and were newly-christened the Minnesota Twins.

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History:  For the 1954-1955 winter league season in Puerto Rico, the Cangrejeros boasted one of the greatest outfields in baseball history. In right was a 20-year-old Roberto Clemente, soon to make his debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates. In center was reigning National League MVP Willie Mays, who won the Puerto Rican MVP award. And in left was Puerto Rican star Luis Olmo. Nicknamed the Panic Squad, the team won both the Puerto Rican League and Caribbean Series titles.

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Description: An authentic University of Tennessee flannel from 1951. Vintage white pinstriped wool body with felt lettering on the chest and the back.  Product Details: Made in the USA Collegiate Team Authentic reproduction of the jersey worn in 1951 at University of Tennessee Vintage white pinstripe baseball flannel 50% wool, 50% polyester Orange felt Vols script with tail on the chest, and orange felt number 2 on the back.

Ebbets Field Flannels University of Tennessee 1951 Home Jersey

History: New York had its Subway Series. The Twin Cities - with two clubs in the American Association for six decades - had the Streetcar Series, as the Saints faced off innumerable times against the Minneapolis Millers. The Saints played in cozy Lexington Park for most of their tenure, and the great Twin Cities baseball rivalry only ended in 1961, when the Washington Senators came to town and were newly-christened the Minnesota Twins.

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History:  As the Double-A affiliate for the New York Giants, the ‘51 Millers began the season with a star young centerfielder named Willie Mays (#8). In only 35 games, Mays became so popular in Minneapolis that when the Giants called him up to the Major Leagues, the club took out ads in the local Minneapolis newspaper apologizing to local fans for taking away their young phenom, who would go on to win the 1951 National League Rookie of the Year.

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