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They were certainly futuristic, that's for sure! Looks more appropriate for the "Turn ahead the clock" games of 1999.
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I will post photos of the prototype jersey and the contest brochure over the weekend (assuming I can figure out how to upload them to WSI)
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I'm sure this has been brought up before and maybe it is outside the scope of WSI but I think it would be intersting to have a thread or forum that would display photos of unique or significant White Sox game jerseys. Maybe the "jersey of the week" photo or some other method... I am a long time White Sox jersey collector and I am sure there are many other WSIer's that collect too and it might be interesting for others to see some of the old flannels, the various styles, etc and compare notes learn more about the history etc. Thoughts?
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I was wondering if anyone had information on the 1982 uniform contest. I kinda remember it as a kid but I was curious if anyone had pictures of the uniforms fans could choose from.
I did see 3 uniforms in a uniform thread here but I wasn't sure if those were finalists in the contest. |
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Thanks, I would have to say the fans chose the right one from what they had to choose from.
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I've tried to put that contest out of my memory. Good lord, what were people thinking?
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When the new ownership bought the team before the 1981 season they had more complaints about the White Sox uniforms than anything else. The uniforms were designed by the Veeck family before the 1976 season. Those uniforms were one of the ugliest uniforms in all of sports. Between the 1971-75 seasons the White Sox had the popular white and red uniforms which still look good today. The fans and the players didn't like the uniforms Veeck came up with in 1976. Veeck was too stubborn of a man to admit he made a mistake with those ugly uniforms. Then again, that was common for him. He would never admit to making any type of a mistake in anything he did. I was happy when he sold the White Sox. Looking back at that whole situation, I think White Sox fans would of been happy if they went back to the uniform from 1971-75 instead of having a uniform contest. Being a season Ticket holder, the White Sox sent me a gift last month which was the home jersey from 1971-75 and it still looks great.
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They sent my dad one as well, and then for Christmas my mom had a #14 sewn onto the back, sans name. They did a really good job, too.
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I remember thinking the same thing.
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