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The Knickerbocker Base Ball Club of New York officially adopt uniforms: white flannel shirts, blue woolen pantaloons, and straw hats. More … | |||
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The major leagues experiment with multi-colored uniforms that correspond to player positions. More … | |||
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The Brooklyn Bridegrooms (also known as the Trolley-Dodgers) become the first big league club to wear checked uniforms. More … | |||
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