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Details Player Bio Reviews This soft ring-spun cotton t-shirt pays homage to Hall of Famer Hank Aaron and his career with the Negro League

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Details Player Bio Reviews This soft ring-spun cotton t-shirt pays homage to Hall of Famer Hank Aaron and his career with the Negro League

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Bobblehead features Hank Aaron in Indianapolis Clowns uniform

The franchise began as the Miami Giants and evolved into the Ethiopian Clowns before landing in Indianapolis. Among the notable players were cross handed hitting shortstop named Hank Aaron, who would show some of the early greatness that would lead to a legendary career. This shirt shows off his Negro Leagues number. The team was also known for three female players, Toni Stone, Mamie Peanut Johnson and Connie Morgan. Officially Licensed by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Kansas City, Mo.

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Indianapolis Clowns Hank Aaron Replica Baseball Tee

Organized in 1905 by John Connors, the portly black owner of the Brooklyn Royal Cafe, the Giants were one of the best ballclubs in the East during the first decade of the century and claimed eastern championships in 1909, 1910, 1914, and 1916. Pay your respects with this vintage-inspired Brooklyn Royal Giants T-Shirt!.

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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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