History: The Chickasaws, "Chicks" for short, represented Memphis, Tennessee, in the Southern Association from 1912-1960. In 1944, the club featured the incomparable Pete Gray, an outfielder who only had one arm after losing his right arm in a childhood accident. Yet despite having to do everything with just his one arm, Gray starred for the ‘44 Chicks, posting a .333 batting average and even adding 5 home runs en route to claiming the 1944 Southern Association MVP award.

• Made in the USA
• Southern Association
• Authentic reproduction of the home jersey worn in 1944 by the Memphis Chicks
• Authentic white with navy blue pinstripe baseball flannel
• 50% wool, 50% polyester
• Royal soutache on facing and sleeves
• Royal on white felt Chicks with tail on front
• Indian head patch on left sleeve
• "Health" patch on right sleeve
• Royal on white felt #3 on back
• Dry Clean Only
• Item #: MEM44H

Please note: This product cannot be customized.