Ebbets Field Flannels Salt Lake Bees 1925 Home Jersey

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History: Tony Lazzeri smashed 60 homers for Salt lake in 1925. Teammate Lefty O'Doul led the league in hits. This wasn't enough to keep the club in salt lake City, however, and the Bees became the Hollywood Stars in 1926. Gorgeous manual embroidery on this shirt.

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History: Tony Lazzeri smashed 60 homers for Salt lake in 1925. Teammate Lefty O'Doul led the league in hits. This wasn't enough to keep the club in

Salt Lake Bees 1925 Home Jersey

History: Tony Lazzeri smashed 60 homers for Salt lake in 1925. Teammate Lefty O'Doul led the league in hits. This wasn't enough to keep the club in

Salt Lake Bees 1925 Home Jersey

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