San Francisco Golden Gate Gales Cotton Twill Ballcap City-Boston After a five-game varsity season

After a five-game varsity season in 1940 the program went on hiatus during WWII before being revived under former UM football star Eddie Dunn

Billed as “The Swingin’ Stars” who play “Exciting Professional Baseball” the Stars were managed by “Dirty Al Gallagher” formerly of the SF Giants and California Angels

and a felt patch of the 1961 Kansas City Katz logo on the front

AN EVERYDAY TEE HONORING HARVARD UNIVERSITY

this shirt honors the Kansas City Spurs

San Francisco Golden Gate Gales Cotton Twill Ballcap City-Boston After a five-game varsity seasonCOTTON TWILL BALLCAP HONORING THE SAN FRANCISCO GALES History: The San Francisco Golden Gate Gales existed for exactly one summer. When the United Soccer Association launched in 1967, rather than build rosters from scratch, it imported established European clubs wholesale and ADO Den Haag of the Dutch Eredivisie became the Gales for the season, coached by Austrian tactician Ernst Happel and featuring a 19 year old Dick Advocaat among their players.