CLOWNS BASEBALL JERSEY Ebbets Field Flannels Historic Apparel
History: The Clowns began their long sojourn in Black baseball as the traveling Miami Clowns, and used comedy routines as part of their act. But it was all straight baseball once they became a member of the Negro American League in 1943, and in 1952 they were joined by a young slugger named Henry Aaron (#5). The Clowns survived as a touring team for decades after the demise of Negro leagues baseball.
Ebbets Field Flannels Indianapolis Clowns 1951 Home Jersey
History: The Indianapolis Clowns began as a barnstorming team known for their pre-game entertainment as much as for their ball skills. Once they joined the Negro American League they focused on baseball and won the NAL title in 1950. The Clowns are best known for three signings: the great women players Toni Stone and Connie Morgan and a raw youngster named Henry Aaron.
Ebbets Field Flannels Indianapolis Clowns 1945 Home Jersey
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History: The Grays wore several variations of this style. In 1937 they added the H (for Homestead) to the sleeve. Josh Gibson's #20 on back. Product
Homestead Grays 1937 Road Jersey
Description: These Vintage Inspired v-neck mesh jerseys provide the same Ebbets Field Flannels quality that you know and love with a streetwear sensibility. Expertly crafted from superior quality materials, taking some of our favorite teams and reimagining them as a star player in your uniform.
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Indianapolis Clowns 1951 Home Jersey – Ebbets Field Flannels
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History: In 1953, the Indianapolis Clowns of the Negro American League were looking for a new second baseman to replace their previous second baseman, a teenager named Hank Aaron, who had just been signed by the Milwaukee Braves. Like other Negro League ballclubs, the Clowns were struggling after the 1947 signings of Jackie Robinson and Larry Doby to Major League clubs opened the door for all of the best black ballplayers to leave the Negro Leagues for better opportunities in the big leagues.
Ebbets Field Flannels Indianapolis Clowns 1953 Home Jersey
Description: Authentic reproduction of the original 1916 25th Infantry Wreckers ballcap. Hand-sewn from genuine wool baseball cloth.
25th Infantry Wreckers 1916 Vintage Ballcap
Ebbets Field Flannels sells a vintage authentic Larrupin' Lou's Home Jersey. Made in the USA since 1988.
Larrupin' Lou's 1927 Home Jersey
History: There were no fewer than four Greenvilles in organized baseball in 1939, all in the South. The Buckshots from Mississippi played in the Cotton States League. The Lions of Alabama were in the Alabama-Florida League. The Spinners played in the South Atlantic League. Our jersey is from the Greenville Greenies, winners of the 1939 Coastal Plain League pennant. The Greenies were managed by Rube Wilson, who went on to scout for the Chicago Cubs for thirty years.
Ebbets Field Flannels Greenville Greenies 1939 Home Jersey
History: The Clowns began their long sojourn in Black baseball as the traveling Miami Clowns, and used comedy routines as part of their act. But it was all straight baseball once they became a member of the Negro American League in 1943, and in 1952 they were joined by a young slugger named Henry Aaron (#5). The Clowns survived as a touring team for decades after the demise of Negro leagues baseball.
Ebbets Field Flannels Indianapolis Clowns 1951 Home Jersey
History: The Indianapolis Clowns began as a barnstorming team known for their pre-game entertainment as much as for their ball skills. Once they joined the Negro American League they focused on baseball and won the NAL title in 1950. The Clowns are best known for three signings: the great women players Toni Stone and Connie Morgan and a raw youngster named Henry Aaron.
Ebbets Field Flannels Indianapolis Clowns 1945 Home Jersey
