1943 Uniforms
| National Baseball League Eastern Division | ||||||||||||||||
| Baltimore Lords | Boston Terriers | Brooklyn Bluebirds | ||||||||||||||
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| Buffalo Beavers | New York Knickerbockers | Philadelphia Quakers | ||||||||||||||
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| National Baseball League Western Division | ||||||||||||||||
| Chicago Traders | Cincinnati Packers | Cleveland Bobcats | ||||||||||||||
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| Detroit Wolverines | Pittsburgh Industrials | St. Louis Explorers | ||||||||||||||
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| Cleveland joined the red-white-and-blue brigade, shelving their forest green trim for the duration of the war. Buffalo went a different route, adding gold trim to the dark blue that had adorned their uniforms since their inception. The Beavers had been one of the last teams to adopt button-down jerseys in 1890; this year, ironically, they became the first team to adopt an alternative shirt-fastening method: a zipper. Zip-up jerseys never gained overwhelming popularity but they would until crop up now and again before disappearing entirely in 1962. |