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The 86th Infantry Division during World War I had a young lad named Fredric McLaughlin in the 333rd Machine Gun Battalion. It was called the "Blackhawk Division"
McLaughlin who was a Harvard University graduate inherited a booming Chicago coffee business from his father. This gave him the capital to purchase a franchise hockey team and give it the name of his choice. One year later that team would become one of the "Original Six" and go on to win 6 Stanley Cups (so far).
This is an original Peoples Garment Co design printed on only the softest garments.
With echoes of billiard balls, poker chips and clinking glasses frozen within its walls...
Moose Jaw, SK 1930 The chilly Canadian town was nicknamed "Little Chicago" in the early...
Moose Jaw, SK 1930 The chilly Canadian town was nicknamed "Little Chicago" in the earl...
Chicago Football Tshirt designed by Peoples Garment Company
