Ebbets Field Flannels UCLA 1940 Home Jersey

History: In 1944, the UCLA Bruins Baseball team captured the California Interscholastic Association title (CIBA) as well as the Southern California Interscholastic Baseball Association crown. It had been twenty years since UCLA finished first in 1924.

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UCLA 1940 Durene Football Jersey

History: Playing most of their history in the Negro National League, the Cubans frequently boasted as many foreign players as any ballclub in the United States. In 1941, the Cubans featured Perucho Cepeda, father of Hall of Fame San Francisco Giants first baseman Orlando Cepeda. The most famous player in Cubans history, however, was Martin Dihigo, the only ballplayer ever to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fames in the United States, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic.

New York Cubans 1940 Home Jersey

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History: After spending most of their history in the Pittsburgh area, the 1940s saw the famed Negro League ballclub play home games in Washington,

Washington Homestead Grays 1944 Home Jersey

History: The '40 Cats featured an outfielder named Henry Prince Oana, a Hawaiian player whose professional career began with encouragement from none other than Ty Cobb, who had seen Oana play as a youngster on a barnstorming team in Japan. Oana's Hawaiian heritage would challenge the nature of color barriers in professional baseball during a fascinating career that also saw him transition from an outfielder to a pitcher while in Fort Worth to make a late-career return to the Major Leagues.

Fort Worth Cats 1940 Home Jersey

History: The '40 Solons were one of only two teams affiliated with MLB clubs in the otherwise-independent PCL of 1940. Chainstitch embroidery on the sleeve.

Sacramento Solons 1940 Home Jersey

UCLA 1940 Home Jersey – Ebbets Field Flannels

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History: The Grays began in the Homestead area of Pittsburgh, but also played home games in Washington's Griffith Stadium in the late 1930s and 1940s. Their big basher was the catcher Josh Gibson, possibly the best player in Negro leagues history.

Homestead Grays 1943 Home Jersey