Ebbets Field Flannels San Francisco Mission Reds 1937 Home Jersey

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History: The Missions' last year in Seals Stadium was 1937. They moved south to Hollywood and greater glory the following season.

History: Caruthersville, a town in the boot heel of Missouri, was part of the vast farm system of the St. Louis Cardinals, which encompassed 33 clubs in 1937. By contrast, the Chicago White Sox only had one minor league affiliate. The Pilots featured future Cardinals third baseman Whitey Kurowski, who was a five-time major league all-star despite missing part of his right forearm due to a childhood illness.

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The Missions (or Mission Reds) were San Francisco's other team, representing the city's Mission district. They shared Seals Stadium with the Seals. Felt M on cap. Product Details: Made in the USA Pacific Coast League Authentic reproduction of the 1937 ballcap Navy wool broadcloth Standard Visor Horse hair buckram crown Satin taping Felt applique emblem Cotton sweatband Adjustable size comes with a leather strap and antiqued brass closure.