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1987 |
From 1946 through 1962, the Boston/Milwaukee Braves wore jerseys featuring a tomahawk as a flourish underneath the team nickname. In 1987, 25 years after the club had abandoned the design, the Braves revived the tomahawk look. Five years later, the Phillies also returned to a previous uniform style, reviving the word “Phillies” in script lettering across their jersey front, a look that was last used by the club in 1969. |
Dressed
to the Nines: A History of the Baseball Uniform |