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History: The Clowns began their long sojourn in Black baseball as the traveling Miami Clowns, and used comedy routines as part of their act. But it was all straight baseball once they became a member of the Negro American League in 1943, and in 1952 they were joined by a young slugger named Henry Aaron (#5). The Clowns survived as a touring team for decades after the demise of Negro leagues baseball.

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Description: An authentic University of Tennessee flannel from 1951. Vintage white pinstriped wool body with felt lettering on the chest and the back.  Product Details: Made in the USA Collegiate Team Authentic reproduction of the jersey worn in 1951 at University of Tennessee Vintage white pinstripe baseball flannel 50% wool, 50% polyester Orange felt Vols script with tail on the chest, and orange felt number 2 on the back.

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History: Taking their name from the cigar-rolling industry in the Tampa area, the ‘51 Smokers dominated the Class-B Florida International League, winning the league pennant with a record of 90-50. Puerto Rican Carlos Bernier scored 124 runs over the season to lead the league, while pitcher Dale Matthewson posted an impressive 18-5 record.

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History: Taking their name from the cigar-rolling industry in the Tampa area, the ‘51 Smokers dominated the Class-B Florida International League, winning the league pennant with a record of 90-50. Puerto Rican Carlos Bernier scored 124 runs over the season to lead the league, while pitcher Dale Matthewson posted an impressive 18-5 record.

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History: When Yankees rookie Mickey Mantle (#20) was sent down to Kansas City after a disappointing start, he considered giving up and quitting

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History:  As the Double-A affiliate for the New York Giants, the ‘51 Millers began the season with a star young centerfielder named Willie Mays (#8). In only 35 games, Mays became so popular in Minneapolis that when the Giants called him up to the Major Leagues, the club took out ads in the local Minneapolis newspaper apologizing to local fans for taking away their young phenom, who would go on to win the 1951 National League Rookie of the Year.

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