Brooklyn Robins (Dodgers) 1916 Wool Shawl Collar Sweater adjustable In 1917 1300 striking miners

In 1917 1300 striking miners were held at gunpoint in the ballpark before being put on trains and deported to New Mexico during the infamous Bisbee Deportation

whose parents were Russian Jewish immigrants who settled in New York in 1885 and eventually made their way West

San Antonio lost the post-season playoffs to the Beaumont Exporters four games to three in '38

History: The "Roy Hobbs" model uses 100% melton wool and naturally-tanned "naked" leather for the sleeves and pocket trim

Brooklyn Robins (Dodgers) 1916 Wool Shawl Collar Sweater adjustable In 1917 1300 striking minersTHE SAME ON FIELD BASEBALL SWEATER WORN BY THE 1916 DODGERS History: It took some time for Brooklyn to settle into the "Dodgers" nickname that finally stuck. Before 1932 they were known variously as the Superbas and Trolley Dodgers. In 1916 they were known as the Robins, named after manager Wilbur Robinson, who led them to the World Series, where they lost to a Boston Red Sox team that featured a rookie pitcher you may have heard of: Babe Ruth. This