Ebbets Field Flannels Seattle Rainiers 1961 Home Jersey

History: Emile Sick purchased the Seattle Indians in 1938, re-named them after his Rainier Brewery. The ‘61 Suds dominated the Pacific Coast League until several stars were promoted to the Boston Red Sox late in the season and the Rainiers fell to a third-place finish. Rainiers manager and Red Sox great Johnny Pesky (#7) would later call his ‘61 team the greatest ballclub he had ever been a part of at any level of the sport.

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History: Emile Sick purchased the Seattle Indians in 1938, re-named them after his Rainier Brewery. The ‘61 Suds dominated the Pacific Coast League until several stars were promoted to the Boston Red Sox late in the season and the Rainiers fell to a third-place finish. Rainiers manager and Red Sox great Johnny Pesky (#7) would later call his ‘61 team the greatest ballclub he had ever been a part of at any level of the sport.

Ebbets Field Flannels Seattle Rainiers 1961 Home Jersey

History: Emile Sick purchased the Seattle Indians in 1938 re-named them after his brewery and built the state of the art Sick's Stadium. The Suds responded by winning consecutive Pacific Coast League titles in 1939 1940 and 1941. Rogers Hornsby guided the Seattle Rainiers to another title in '51. In 1969, Sick's Stadium saw service as home of the ill-fated Seattle Pilots.

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Description: Authentic reproduction of the original 1955 Seattle Rainiers ballcap. Hand-sewn from genuine wool baseball cloth.

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History: An affiliate of the New York Yankees, the ‘61 Gold Sox featured future star Joe Pepitone as well as a young Jim Bouton, who became especially famous after writing the book Ball Four about his career in baseball. Behind Pepitone and Bouton, Amarillo won the ‘61 Texas League pennant with a record of 90-50, but lost to the Austin Senators in the first round of the playoffs.

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