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This Is The Government The Founders Warned Us About Hat CapAnd of course who could forget the “pillbox” cap of 1905. This was a baseball hat that didn’t exactly make a splash in the big leagues. But from 1909 to 1914 the Philadelphia Athletics caught on. In fact they enjoyed such a winning streak while they sported it, that they began to credit their luck on the look. Such good fortune included Connie Mack’s club winning four American League pennants and three World Series Championships. And it certainly made the style famous. So much that it became the Senior Circuit’s centennial anniversary trademark in 1976. National League clubs wore it in celebration of the centennial season, and it continued to be worn into the next decade and up through the championship season of 1979.

This Is The Government The Founders Warned Us About Hat Cap1954 saw a new era in baseball hats, when New Era designed and popularized a cap called the ’59Fifty’. It became the official cap of Major League Baseball and remains to this day a popular line of baseball hats that basically anyone can purchase.

The coming years saw teams experimenting with trademark designs, some hitting a home run, some not. The pillbox cap design made a comeback with the Pittsburgh Pirates (1976-1986) with minor alterations to the design. “Stargell Stars”, which recognized various achievements on the field, were doled out by Willie Stargell “Pop” of the Pittsburg Pirates. These were stitched to a player’s cap either on the bill or between the horizontal stripes. He later he introduced stars bearing an “S” in the middle, but which lasted only a short time.

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