Joplin Miners 1950 Road Jersey
KANSAS-OKLA-MISSOURI LEAGUE
HISTORY
In 1950 Mickey Mantle led the league in runs scored, hits and batting average, but Butch Neiman of the Topeka Owls was the league leader in home rums and RBIs. Manager Harry Croft guided the Miners to the league pennant, but they lost in the first round of the playoffs.
NEW! - Western Association
- 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 season.
- Exact Reproduction of the 1950 road jersey
- Authentic gray wool flannel
#12 (Mickey Mantle)- Made in USA
- We can make any authentic flannel from the Negro Leagues, Minor Leagues, Latin America and many more. Contact us for details.
- ALL FLANNELS ARE MADE TO ORDER. PLEASE ALLOW 4-6 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY.
ITEM: JOP50R
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