Tulane Baseball 1965 Stephen Martin Sr. Snapback

Step back in time to 1965 when Stephen Martin Sr., a Tulane baseball player, became the first Black athlete to compete in any sport in the Southeastern Conference. As a freshman, he made his unforgettable debut against in-state rival LSU during a double-header. To pay homage to Martin and the 1965 Tulane baseball team, we've recreated the caps they wore that season. These caps feature a high crown and a structure similar to an on-field cap. • Commemorate a historic moment in sports. • Showcase your support for Tulane baseball. • Wear a piece of history. Partnered with College Vault, this snapback is a must-have for sports enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Keywords: Tulane baseball, Stephen Martin Sr., Southeastern Conference.

Use it to show your pride in Tulane baseball and honor a sports pioneer. Ideal for fans of the team and collectors interested in sports history. The cap has a classic snapback design for a comfortable and adjustable fit. Size information: One size fits most. Weight: Lightweight for all-day wear.