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Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans hockey logo, New York, 1952–1953

Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans

Troy, New York1952–1953

Shop retro Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans tees and hoodies. Troy was home to Samuel Wilson, the man believed to be the original Uncle Sam, so the 1952-53 Trojans put the famous character on their logo, and former New York Ranger Bill Moe served as player-coach. Celebrate one of hockey's most unique names by browsing all of our Trojans gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business dedicated to reviving the logos and memories of hockey teams that are gone but not forgotten.

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Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans Hoodie in royal blue with the Uncle Sam figure in a red, white and blue roundel on the front Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans Hoodie in royal blue with the Uncle Sam figure in a red, white and blue roundel on the front
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Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans T-Shirt in royal blue with the Uncle Sam figure in a red, white and blue roundel on the front Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans T-Shirt in royal blue with the Uncle Sam figure in a red, white and blue roundel on the front
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Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans T-Shirt (Lightweight) in true royal with the Uncle Sam figure in a red, white and blue roundel on the front Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans T-Shirt (Lightweight) in true royal with the Uncle Sam figure in a red, white and blue roundel on the front
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Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans History

The Trojans were only in existence for one year, but they had one of the more unusual logos and names in hockey history. The club was situated in Troy, New York, which is home to Samuel Wilson, who is said to be the inspiration for the 'Uncle Sam' moniker. They had relocated from New York City where they had been the New York Rovers. Trojans also refers to individuals from Troy, in the same manner that a New Yorker is someone from New York. As a result, the team was dubbed the Troy Uncle Sam's Trojans. Bill Moe, who spent several years with the New York Rangers in the 1940s, was the team's player/coach, and EHL icon John Brophy played four games for the squad. The team would only endure one season, 1952-53, and would not make the playoffs.

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