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From 1970 through 1977, the logo on Milwaukee Brewers jerseys paid tribuite to Milwaukee's long association with the brewing industry. Also because in 1901 the Milwaukee Brewers where an original member of the American League. The original logo featured "Barrel Man," a figure that remains popular in Milwaukee today.
The Milwaukee Brewers yellow and blue mitt logo was introduced in Winter 1977 and could be seen on Brewers caps for the 16 greatest seasons. The logo was selected among more than 2,000 entries from designers in an open contest in 1977.
The Brewers have retired the following jerseys: 4 - Paul Molitor, 19 - Robin Yount, 34 - Rollie Fingers, 44 - Hank Aaron. No others have been retired or honoured.
The following jerseys and caps are found in the HOF.
*a program and tickets from the last game played at Milwaukee's County Stadium, September 28, 2000.
*a bat and ball from Yount 's 3000th career hit, on September 9, 1992.
*a ball from no hitter tossed by Juan Nieves on April 15, 1987.
The initial lineup that Milwaukee fielded in 1970 consisted of Tommy Harper 2B, Russ Snyder CF, Mike Hegan 1B, Danny Walton, Jerry McNertney C, Steve Hovley RF, Max Alvis 3B, Ted Kubiak SS, and Lew Krausse RHP. This was the group of men that first represented the team and city to the baseball world.
The first Major League team in the city was the Grays, who played in the National League for one season, in 1878.
When they moved from the AL to the NL in 1997, it was a first in MLB. No team had ever made a similar move. No one has made a move like that since then either.
Former Home Run Kings have included George Scott, Gorman Thomas who did it twice, and Ben Oglivie. None of those men where ever suspected of using steriods.
Former Cy Young and Most Valuable Players winners included Rollie Fingers, Pete Vuckovich, and 'Rockin' Robin Yount.
This team has never sported a batting champion, although many players have come close over the years.
This team lost the 1982 World Series to the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games. That year they went 20-7 in the month of June in pursuit of their goal.
They've only played in 2 ballparks while in this city. They first played in County Stadium from 1970 through 2000 when they left that park for the confines of Miller Park.
Formerly known as the Seattle Pilots, they only played 1 season before moving to their present location.
In 1974, Robin Yount became their youngest player when he started at Shortstop at the young age of 18. He would go on to become a fan favorite for years to come. Also in 1974 other things were happening such as:
* The sitcom named "Happy Days" started on ABC, it would run for eleven years. Also starting life was the Six Million Dollar Man.
* Dorothy Hamill won the American female Figure Skating Title.
* Hank Aaron tied Ruth's dinger record when he hit his 714th in Cincinnati.
* President Richard Nixon made the announcement that he would resign his office after damaging news that he was involved in the Watergate scandal. Almost immediately the new President Gerald Ford pardoned him for anything the may or may not have done.
* The New York Times published a front page article damage being done to the ozone layer by chlorofluorocarbons.