Osaka Tigers Cotton Twill Ballcap Team-Universityof-Kentucky In 1951 the Giants improbably

In 1951 the Giants improbably caught up to their hated crosstown rival Brooklyn Dodgers and forced a 3-game playoff for the NL crown

The team played both as an independent club and as members of the Chicago City League

They were taken for several one-sided trades over the years (including one that brought Roger Maris to New York)

History: Danville was a member of the Class-B Three-I League from 1922-1932

A first baseman and left fielder for the baseball team

Osaka Tigers Cotton Twill Ballcap Team-Universityof-Kentucky In 1951 the Giants improbablyA CLASSIC BALLCAP HONORING THE OSAKA TIGERS History: Japan's second largest city is home to one of its oldest professional baseball franchises: the Osaka Tigers, who first took the field in 1936. Their park, Koshien Field, is the oldest in Japan and is considered sacred ground by players and fans. There is also a statue of Babe Ruth outside the ballpark to commemorate the Bambino's 1934 visit to Osaka. This classic ballcap, cut and sewn from sturdy