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But while sportswriters may ;e it or give it much coverage, the baseball id very significant. article in the September issue of Connoisseur ball is the only game that names its teams after the ChicaftO White Sox. the Boston RpH So* ati Reds, originally "Red Stockings.*' Says the r mere function from the official uniform of a rived for 140 years on legend, style, eccentriciv biz is to be ignorant of both the history and lure of the national pasttime." s accorded its proper role in baseball repor1. - ~._.l 1 _ _ aL-. r? ? V vuiiiuiuu Miuwicugc inai tsaoe Kutn went day when he discovered the Yankees had not ze 42 pants he had ordered; trouble was that no" actually wore a size 48. The team tailor "size 42" tag in the larger trousers and The ashion statement, albeit false. e and Franf: Robinson, two more recent Hall it go down in fashion history as creators of e's most enduring stylistic innovations: the g with stirrups so high that it remains a yers bother putting them on. ?i~ o? r- ^ *.uiu winui in oan rrancisco s candlestick imer Winie Mays did what any man of style l a turtleneck under his Giants jersey. Thus a is born. es Finley, owner of the Kansas City Athletics the Oakland A's), created a sensation by outin Kelly green and "wedding-gown white" tned off with white shoes. 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