Aloha 100th Infantry 1942 A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap Size:ADJ This cap is an authentic

This cap is an authentic replication of the on-field cap worn by the Lookouts in 1939

History: After the departure of the Athletics for Oakland in 1968 political pressure in the form of Missouri Senator Stuart Symington led the authorities at MLB to accelerate their expansion schedule and ensure a replacement team for Kansas City

This style is an authentic St

during the first game the Pinstripes played in the newly built Yankee Stadium

hand-sewn from genuine wool baseball cloth and finished with a felt logo

Aloha 100th Infantry 1942 A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap Size:ADJ This cap is an authenticSTRUCTURED A FRAME SNAPBACK HONORING THE 1942 "ALOHA" 100TH INFANTRY History: The 100th Infantry team consisted of Japanese American players from Hawaii. After the Empire of Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, the U. S. government rounded up Japanese American citizens and sent them to internment camps. However, the soldiers of the 100th infantry were granted an opportunity to prove their patriotism. But rather than allow them to stay in Hawaii, they were