Atlanta Crackers - New Georgia Encyclopedia

Atlanta Crackers - New Georgia Encyclopedia

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Atlanta Crackers - New Georgia Encyclopedia

Description: Authentic reproduction of the original 1939 Atlanta Crackers ballcap. Hand-sewn from genuine wool baseball cloth.

Atlanta Crackers 1939 Vintage Ballcap

The Black Crackers: Atlanta's Negro League Baseball Legacy

Braves and Major League Baseball join the effort to commemorate a Negro Leagues field - SaportaReport

Atlanta Crackers - Atlanta History photograph collection - ALBUM

Atlanta Crackers pitcher Stewart Alton - Tracy O'Neal Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections

Atlanta Black Crackers Practice Field – Atlanta, Georgia - Atlas Obscura

Solved: The case of Midtown Atlanta's missing, historic magnolias marker - Curbed Atlanta

Marker Monday: Trader's Hill (Fort Alert) - Georgia Historical Society

History:  While the origin of the team’s nickname is unknown, the Crackers represented Atlanta, Georgia, from 1884-1965, playing their home games at the city’s famed Ponce de Leon Park. In 1957, the club was a class-AA affiliate of the Milwaukee Braves and won the Southern Association pennant with a record of 87-57.

Ebbets Field Flannels Atlanta Crackers 1957 Home Jersey

History: After winning the Southern Association in 1938, the Crackers lost the 1939 championship series in 7 games to the Nashville Vols. Atlanta's lineup was anchored by outfielder Johnny Rucker, who hit.346 for the '39 Crackers. While playing with the New York Giants in 1945, Rucker recorded a 17-game hitting streak, which stood as the franchise record until it was broken by Pablo Sandoval in 2012.

Ebbets Field Flannels Atlanta Crackers 1939 Home Jersey

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