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ROCHESTER BASEBALL ASE B Uniform Database A visual reference of baseball uniforms from Rochester, New York. M DATA Renderings are based on period photographs R and any undocumented details or variants are noted. Photo references prior to 1928 are included in a separate document entitled, “Before They Wore Wings”. Renderings of these early uniforms are often shown in grayscale as color information is unknown ALL UNIFO and more research is needed. Color is B supposition on some uniforms for the period 1928-1960. BASE Uniforms are original renderings by R Craig Brown in collaboration with Paul Bielewicz. Paul was the primary resource for 1928-1971 roads, 1976-1977 sets, 2000- 2012 uniforms and on most practice jerseys. Additional info supplied by Terry Proctor, Priscilla Astifan, Tony Brancato, Brian Bennett, Dave Parlet, Bill Flynn and Tim Hannan. ROCHESTE I I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO Conjecture only. Colors and shirt R Rendering Grayscale stripes are from Rendering based M DATA based on rendering based contemporary on photograph, contemporary on photograph. newspaper color based on color Hat, pocket, sleeve description. contemporary depiction length and socks Uniform style not newspaper of uniform undocumented substantiated description. Sleeve length with any visual B varied by player documentation ASE 1859 1887 1888 1890 Live Oaks Rochester Rochester Rochester Amateur Club, Rochester International Association International Association American Association Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings copyright of the author. Do not use without permission. If you have information to contribute regarding Rochester baseball uniforms, please contact Craig Brown at [email protected] or www.rochesterbaseballhistory.org. ASE B M DATA R ALL UNIFO B BASE R Conjecture only. Conjecture only. Black and white Black and white ROCHESTE scheme drawn scheme drawn I Grayscale from contemporary from contemporary rendering newspaper newspaper based on description. description. photograph Uniform style not Uniform style not substantiated substantiated with any visual with any visual documentation documentation 1894 1896 HOME 1896 ROAD Rochesters Rochester Brownies Rochester Brownies Amateur Club, Rochester Eastern League Eastern League I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO R Grayscale M DATA Grayscale Grayscale rendering based rendering based rendering based on photo. on photo. on photo. Hat undocu- Sleeve length Sleeve length mented, belt and undersleeve and undersleeve may have been color varied, hat color varied, hat red and blue B undocumented undocumented ASE bands 1898 ROAD 1899 A 1899 B Rochester Jingoes Rochester Bronchos Rochester Bronchos Eastern League Eastern League Eastern League Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings copyright of the author. Do not use without permission. If you have information to contribute regarding Rochester baseball uniforms, please contact Craig Brown at [email protected] or www.rochesterbaseballhistory.org. ASE B M DATA R ALL UNIFO B BASE R ROCHESTE Based on I Grayscale photo. Colors Grayscale rendering based are drawn from rendering. Hat, on photo. contemporary sleeve length Sleeve length newspaper and socks varied by player description. undocumented Sleeve length varied by player 1901 1902 1905 ROAD Rochester Bronchos Rochester Bronchos Rochester Bronchos Eastern League Eastern League Eastern League I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO R M DATA Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale rendering rendering rendering. rendering. Hat Underside and socks of collar undocumented was white B ASE 1906 HOME 1906 ROAD 1907 HOME 1907 ROAD Rochester Bronchos Rochester Bronchos Rochester Bronchos Rochester Bronchos Eastern League Eastern League Eastern League Eastern League Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings copyright of the author. Do not use without permission. If you have information to contribute regarding Rochester baseball uniforms, please contact Craig Brown at [email protected] or www.rochesterbaseballhistory.org. ASE B M DATA R ALL UNIFO B BASE R ROCHESTE I Grayscale Unconfirmed as Grayscale Grayscale rendering 1908. Grayscale rendering. rendering. rendering. Socks may Some jerseys did Hat, sleeves have been not have trim and socks gray with red around neck and undocumented stripes down button placket 1908 HOME 1908? ROAD 1909 HOME 1909 ROAD Rochester Bronchos Rochester Bronchos Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers Eastern League Eastern League Eastern League Eastern League I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO R M DATA Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale rendering rendering rendering. rendering. Jersey shown Jersey shown with detachable with detachable sleeves off sleeves on B ASE 1910 HOME 1910 ROAD 1911 HOME 1911 ROAD Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers Eastern League Eastern League Eastern League Eastern League Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings copyright of the author. Do not use without permission. If you have information to contribute regarding Rochester baseball uniforms, please contact Craig Brown at [email protected] or www.rochesterbaseballhistory.org. ASE B M DATA R ALL UNIFO B BASE R ROCHESTE I Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale rendering rendering rendering. rendering. Sleeve Sleeve length length varied by varied by player player 1912 HOME 1912 ROAD 1913 HOME 1913 ROAD Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers International League International League International League International League I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO R M DATA Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale rendering. rendering. rendering. Sleeve length Sleeve length Sleeve length varied by varied by varied by player player player B ASE 1914-1916 HOME 1914, 1915 ROAD A 1915 ROAD B Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers International League International League International League Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings copyright of the author. Do not use without permission. If you have information to contribute regarding Rochester baseball uniforms, please contact Craig Brown at [email protected] or www.rochesterbaseballhistory.org. ASE B M DATA R ALL UNIFO B BASE R ROCHESTE Grayscale I Grayscale rendering. rendering. Sleeve length Sleeve length varied by varied by player player 1917 HOME 1918 HOME Rochester Hustlers Rochester Hustlers International League International League I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO R M DATA Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale rendering. rendering. rendering Sleeve length Sleeve length varied by varied by player player B ASE 1919 HOME 1918/1919 ROAD 1920 HOME Rochester Colts Rochester Colts Rochester Colts International League International League International League Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings copyright of the author. Do not use without permission. If you have information to contribute regarding Rochester baseball uniforms, please contact Craig Brown at [email protected] or www.rochesterbaseballhistory.org. ASE B M DATA R ALL UNIFO B BASE R ROCHESTE Grayscale I Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale rendering rendering rendering. Sleeve rendering. length, belt Sleeve length, loops and socks belt loops undocumented and socks undocumented 1921 HOME 1921 ROAD 1922 HOME 1922 ROAD Rochester Tribe Rochester Tribe Rochester Tribe Rochester Tribe International League International League International League International League I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO R M DATA Grayscale Grayscale Grayscale rendering rendering. rendering Sleeve length, belt loops and socks undocumented B ASE 1923 HOME 1923 ROAD 1924 HOME Rochester Tribe Rochester Tribe Rochester Tribe International League International League International League Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings copyright of the author. Do not use without permission. If you have information to contribute regarding Rochester baseball uniforms, please contact Craig Brown at [email protected] or www.rochesterbaseballhistory.org. ASE B M DATA R ALL UNIFO B BASE R ROCHESTE Grayscale I Grayscale rendering. rendering Hat detail, under sleeves and socks undocumented 1925 HOME 1926 HOME Rochester Tribe Rochester Tribe International League International League I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO R M DATA Grayscale Grayscale rendering. More rendering. Hat, research needed sleeves, belt on Indian head loops and socks undocumented B ASE 1927 HOME 1927 ROAD Rochester Tribe Rochester Tribe International League International League Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings copyright of the author. Do not use without permission. If you have information to contribute regarding Rochester baseball uniforms, please contact Craig Brown at [email protected] or www.rochesterbaseballhistory.org. ASE B M DATA R ALL UNIFO B BASE R ROCHESTE I Sleeve More research Sleeve Hat color is length and is needed to length and supposition. undersleeve verify details undersleeve More research color varied by color varied by is needed to player. there player verify details and years worn 1928 HOME 1928 ROAD 1929-1931 HOME 1929-1931 ROAD Rochester Red Wings Rochester Red Wings Rochester Red Wings Rochester Red Wings International League International League International League International League I ROCHESTE R BASE B ALL UNIFO R M DATA Sleeve length More research Sleeve Road socks varied by is needed to length and undocumented player verify details undersleeve color varied by player B ASE 1932 HOME 1932 ROAD 1933 HOME 1933 road Rochester Red Wings Rochester Red Wings Rochester Red Wings Rochester Red Wings International League International League International League International League Updated September 2, 2013. All drawings
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