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Stacy Piagno shirt

Date2017 July 15

DescriptionWhite shirt, size large, with six white buttons down the front placket. There is navy blue and orange trim around the sleeve ends, neckline and down either side of the front placket. Front chest has "Stompers" in orange and navy blue appliques with "16" below. Proper right upper chest has an embroidered manufacturer logo. Proper left front shirttail has a manufacturer label. Reverse of the shirt has "16" in orange and blue appliques. Proper left sleeve has a "Bonneau" patch and the proper right sleeve has a Krave jerky logo embroidered in black and light green.

Bio/Historical NoteJersey worn by Sonoma Stompers pitcher Stacy Piagno on July 15, 2017 when she became the third woman since 1950 to earn the win as pitcher in an American men's professional baseball league (independent Pacific Association of Professional Baseball Clubs).

Object numberB-2017-0228

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Maxim Athletic

Subject Piagno, Stacy

Attributes

Classificationsuniforms

Dimensions35.5 x 32 in.

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