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The Oilers were in the Cardinals system in the 1960s
The club's one season in Seattle might have remained obscure if it had not been memorialized in Pilot hurler Jim Bouton's groundbreaking book "Ball Four"
the legendary team won 12 National League pennants and the 1955 World Series before heading west to Los Angeles in 1958
the cap is finished with felt lettering
Navy/gold/navy trim
San Francisco Mission Reds 1937 Authentic Wool Ballcap Size:700 The Oilers were in theAN HOMAGE TO THE CITYS OTHER TEAM History: The Missions (or Mission Reds) were SF's "other" team, representing the city's Mission district. They shared Seals Stadium with the minor league icons, the San Francisco Seals. The Missions only won the Pacific Coast League title once, in 1929, before eventually disbanding without overtaking the Seals in popularity or usurping the Oakland Oaks as the Seals main rival. This is an authentic reproduction of the
