Ebbets Field Flannels San Francisco Sea Lions 1946 Home Jersey

Then, when a photo was finally found, the mystery only grew deeper. Why a bear cub on the jersey? Turns out that the Sea Lions purchased uniforms previously used by a semi-pro club called the San Francisco Cubs.

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History: Scouts were skeptical of the bespectacled younger DiMaggio's potential, but he proved them all wrong by batting.361 for the Seals in 1939 and becoming the PCL's Most Valuable Player. His contract was purchased by the Red Sox the following season. Dom's #1 on back. Baseball Centennial patch on sleeve.

Ebbets Field Flannels San Francisco Seals 1939 Home Jersey

History:  Joe DiMaggio's career with the New York Yankees almost didn't happen. After a stellar rookie season with the Seals in 1933 (including a 61-game hitting streak), Joe tore the ligaments in his knee while getting out of a jitney in 1934, and it took the persuasion of Yankee scout Bill Essick to keep the Bombers interested in him. DiMaggio returned to the Seals for one more season in 1935 and hit.398. He also led the league in RBIs and triples, and was named the PCL's MVP.

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