Los Angeles Rams 1951 Durene Football Jersey – Ebbets Field Flannels

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History: Taking their name from the cigar-rolling industry in the Tampa area, the ‘51 Smokers dominated the Class-B Florida International League, winning the league pennant with a record of 90-50. Puerto Rican Carlos Bernier scored 124 runs over the season to lead the league, while pitcher Dale Matthewson posted an impressive 18-5 record.

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History: This jersey is based on their 1951 home uniform. Ebbets has created jerseys and caps that harken back to the era when the original Nashville Stars team played. The Nashville Stars, which are the inspiration for the name of Music City Baseball's future team, were a semi-pro Negro league baseball team in the late 1930s through the early 1950s.

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History: The ‘61 Giants featured Sadaharu Oh (#1), one of the greatest hitters in the history of the sport in any country. Oh compiled a record 868 home runs over his 22-year career in Nippon Professional Baseball, all with the Giants. The ‘61 season marked the first of eleven Japan Series titles that he would win with Tokyo.

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History: New York had its Subway Series. The Twin Cities - with two clubs in the American Association for six decades - had the Streetcar Series, as the Saints faced off innumerable times against the Minneapolis Millers. The Saints played in cozy Lexington Park for most of their tenure, and the great Twin Cities baseball rivalry only ended in 1961, when the Washington Senators came to town and were newly-christened the Minnesota Twins.