Atlanta Crackers 1939 Home Jersey
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
HISTORY
The Crackers played at Ponce de Leon Park known as "Old Poncey" to fans. Owner Earl Mann deserves credit for signing the league's only black player Nat Peeples. Sixty-five years of Cracker baseball came to an end after the 1965 season when the Milwaukee Braves announced their intention to move to Atlanta.
- Southern Association.
- Exact reproduction of the 1939 Home Jersey.
- Authentic white wool flannel.
- Navy/red/navy trim from shoulder to hem around sleeves and from neck to sleeve.
- Atlanta Crackers in a baseball patch on left chest.
- 1939 Centennial patch on left sleeve.
- Red on navy #1 on back.
- Made in USA.
- We can make any authentic flannel from the Minor, Negro or Latin American Leagues and more! Contact us for details.
- ALL FLANNELS ARE MADE TO ORDER! PLEASE ALLOW 4-6 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY.
- ORDERS OF 4XL & 5XL REQUIRE PREPAYMENT.
ITEM: ATL39H
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