New York Black Yankees - Negro League jersey - black

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New York Black Yankees - Negro League Baseball jersey in black. A stylish replica of the team jersey worn by the New York Black Yankees. Order today

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[Color] - Grey; [Features] - 100% polyester, Team logo embroidery on sleeve front & back, 100% Officially Licensed Product; [Care] - Hand wash

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The Legendary New York Black Yankees Negro League Baseball Team In Harlem 1936 - 1948

LEAD Center For Youth - Have you heard of the New York Black Yankees? This team was founded in Harlem and active in the Negro Leagues from 1931 to 1948. For most

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The team played most of its existence in the Negro National League and is notable for having one of the first no hitters on record in the Negro Leagues thrown by Elmer McDuffy. Notable Players Satchel Paige (Hall of Fame) Mule Suttles (Hall of Fame) Fats Jenkins Willie Wells This product is an historical representation of the defunct team in the description. The product is in no way affiliated with any existing team, league or other organization.

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DesignShort sleeve, crew-neck jerseyStandard fitStyle and Team SpiritScreen-printed team graphicsTeam colored stripes at neck and arm holesAdditional

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Hake's - 1934 NEW YORK BLACK YANKEES NEGRO LEAGUE TEAM PHOTO.

History: The New York Black Yankees started as an independent team in 1932 and then joined the Negro National League in 1936. When the American League Yankees were on the road the Black Yankees used The House That Ruth Built as their home field.