1915 Newark Peppers Tee

1915 Newark Peppers TeeThe Story Beginning as in independent, six team minor league in 1913, the Federal League transitioned to the third major league along with the American and National Leagues for the 1914 season. Known as the "outlaw league" for stealing away players due to its better pay and lack of a reserve clause, the league eventually folded after the 1915 season due to struggling finances, and owners of the American and National Leagues bought out half of the

Our classic tee features Maine's 1950's-era "Legacy Bear" logo

had folded when the Eastern Hockey League went out of business at the end of the previous season)

This vintage UVM graphic was recreated from a 1960s-era campus catalogue we had in our archives

along with Mitch Lamoureux and Tim Tookey

·  Unisex Fit

green and gold

Original owner Russ Parker of Canada was a consummate sportsman who also owned triple-A baseball’s Calgary Cannons and several junior hockey teams in Canada

there is nothing better than a summer afternoon game in Chuck's backyard league

it wasn't enough to keep the red and gold in Fort Lauderdale

where it played as the Hartford Hellcats and then ​as the Connecticut Pride before folding in 2001

The ABA itself was keeping the operation afloat

and the Syracuse Bulldogs bring him out of retirement to battle against the Chiefs in what turns out to be an absolute blood bath