St. Louis Giants 1912 Home Jersey City-Richmond Standard orange wool visor with

Standard orange wool visor with green satin under visor

Embroidered Ken Griffey Jr

Enos "Country" Slaughter and their most successful player to play in the Major leagues was two-sport athlete and Pro Baseball Hall of Famer

but lost to Seattle

The team represented here won two consecutive IHL title (1959-60 and 1960-61)

St. Louis Giants 1912 Home Jersey City-Richmond Standard orange wool visor withHistory: Before the formation of the first Negro National League in 1920, black baseball consisted primarily of independent clubs who created their own schedules and barnstormed. "Giants" was a common early name for many Negro league teams because of the popularity of John McGraw's New York Giants, baseball's dominant team in the early 20th Century. The St. Louis Giants later became the Stars, and were a charter member of the NNL. Product Details: