Experience an authentic tribute to Negro Leagues history with the Ebbets Field Hilldale Athletic Club 1924 V-Neck Mesh Jersey—a vivid red jersey inspired by the 1924 baseball era, featuring white trim on the collar and sleeves, classic white Hilldale script across the front, and a striking sunburst design on the left sleeve.
The Ebbets Field Hilldale Athletic Club 1924 V-Neck Mesh Jersey features a bold red design with a white number 10 on the back, distinctive white and red striped sleeve cuffs, and classic patches on each sleeve—evoking the timeless style of Negro Leagues-era Hilldale jerseys. The jersey is showcased against a plain white background.
The Hilldale Athletic Club 1924 V-Neck Mesh Jersey by Ebbets Field features red mesh fabric with
A close-up of red athletic mesh fabric from the Ebbets Field Hilldale Athletic Club 1924 V-Neck Mesh Jersey, featuring a white embroidered daisy-like flower and white edge stripes, evoking the classic style of vintage Negro Leagues uniforms.
The Ebbets Field Hilldale Athletic Club 1924 V-Neck Mesh Jersey is a red sports jersey inspired by the iconic Hilldale uniform from the 1924 Negro Leagues season, featuring a black, white, and red patch with three stars, the letters ECL, a baseball, vertical stripes, and distinctive white and red bands at the bottom.
The Hilldale Athletic Club 1924 V-Neck Mesh Jersey by Ebbets Field is a red jersey inspired by the Negro Leagues, showcasing the number 10 in bold white print—a nod to baseball history from 1924.
Close-up of vibrant red mesh fabric with small, evenly spaced perforations and soft diagonal folds, evocative of the material featured in the Ebbets Field Hilldale Athletic Club 1924 V-Neck Mesh Jersey.
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Hilldale Athletic Club 1924 V-Neck Mesh Jersey

$108 USD
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Red/White
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V-NECK MESH JERSEY HONORING THE 1924 HILLDALE TEAM

History: In 1924, the best team in the Eastern Colored League was a Darby, Pennsylvania club called Hilldale — which had grown from a sandlot boys team into a genuine powerhouse under owner Ed Bolden. That fall, they faced the Kansas City Monarchs in the first-ever Colored World Series, playing nine games across a grueling back-and-forth series. Hilldale lost five games to four, and spent the whole next season itching for a rematch. They got what they wished for. Hilldale came back the very next year and beat the Monarchs to clinch the 1925 championship — just like you’d write it in a Hollywood script.

Made from lightweight, breathable knit mesh with a tackle twill appliqué of Hilldale's 1924 script, this jersey honors a powerhouse of the Negro Leagues built from a sandlot squad.