Joplin Miners 1950 Authentic Wool Ballcap Negro League Baseball SAME WOOL BALLCAP WORN BY

SAME WOOL BALLCAP WORN BY THE SOLONS TEAM 1945

AUTHENTIC REPLICA OF THE 1957 INTERLOCKING US ALL-STARS LOGO

the first year of post-war Japanese baseball

History: Tony Lazzeri smashed 60 homers for the Pacific Coast League's Salt Lake Bees squad in 1925

white embroidered "O"

Joplin Miners 1950 Authentic Wool Ballcap Negro League Baseball SAME WOOL BALLCAP WORN BYTHE EXACT HAT ONCE DONNED BY MICKEY MANTLE History: Based in Joplin, Missouri, the Miners played for 49 seasons between 1902 and 1954. Baseball Hall of Fame Inductees Mickey Mantle and Whitey Herzog played for Joplin. The "Commerce Comet" Mickey Mantle played for Joplin in 1950, leading the league in batting average, runs and hits. Based on this performance, The Mick was promoted directly from the Class C Western Association to the Yankees for the '51