The Brown Bombers have had several different logo designs during the franchise's 2 year history.
1945-1946
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Chicago Brown Bombers
Logo History 1945-1946 (2 seasons)
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Members of the short-lived and mysterious USNL developed by Branch Rickey prior to integration of blacks in baseball.
The Chicago Brown Bombers were a semi-pro and Negro league baseball team in the 1940s. They played in the Negro Major League and later the United States League.
The Brown Bombers played in Minnesota in July, 1942 against the Twin Cities Gophers in Negro Major Baseball League of America games. In 1945 the Brown Bombers were members of The United States League for one season before the league folded.
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