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Congressional Baseball Game T-Shirt 2001 Size XL Democrats vs Republican
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Here is a grey, pre-owned T-Shirt, Size XL from the 2001, 40th Congressional Baseball Game with the Democrats and Republican teams playing one another. The T-Shirt has a small graphic on the front and a large graphic on the back with the date June 21st , 2001.
It measures 24 inches across the chest measured across the chest measured under the arms and from the back of the neck band to the bottom hem is 31 inches. No holes or stains and 100% cotton.
And just so you know...
http://www.congressionalbaseball.org/
Since 1909 the Congressional Baseball Game has been the only annual partisan showdown beloved by all and enjoyed by thousands. Every year, with a few interruptions, Senate and House members of each party team up to settle scores and solidify friendships off the floor and on the field. Members usually sport the uniform of their home states and districts, and although proportional representation is not required, elected officials of many states play to win every year. Over the last century the Congressional Baseball Game's popularity has contributed to its evolution into a fundraiser for two worthy and effective DC area charities, The Washington Literacy Council, and The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington.
It measures 24 inches across the chest measured across the chest measured under the arms and from the back of the neck band to the bottom hem is 31 inches. No holes or stains and 100% cotton.
And just so you know...
http://www.congressionalbaseball.org/
Since 1909 the Congressional Baseball Game has been the only annual partisan showdown beloved by all and enjoyed by thousands. Every year, with a few interruptions, Senate and House members of each party team up to settle scores and solidify friendships off the floor and on the field. Members usually sport the uniform of their home states and districts, and although proportional representation is not required, elected officials of many states play to win every year. Over the last century the Congressional Baseball Game's popularity has contributed to its evolution into a fundraiser for two worthy and effective DC area charities, The Washington Literacy Council, and The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington.
















