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offering major league and Negro league players better money than their American clubs were playing
Robinson amassed an incredible record of 408-165-15 over a career that spanned 57 years (3rd most wins in College Football history)
winning the AL championship and defeating Cincinnati in a 5-game World Series
History: The Oaks shifted to royal blue in 1950 from their traditional navy and red combo
History: An historic squad that’s been in action since 1863
Philadelphia Stars 1934 Authentic Wool Ballcap sale-on-sale offering major league and NegroAUTHENTIC WOOL BALLCAP HONORING THE 1934 PHILADELPHIA STARS History: In 1933, in the depths of the Great Depression, Ed Bolden returned to baseball with a new club: the Philadelphia Stars. He'd already built one champion from the ground up in the Hilldale Daisies, and he wasted no time doing it again. Within a year, the Stars joined the Negro National League and won the 1934 pennant in their very first professional season. Bolden ran the club until
