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World Series Wardrobe collection for White Sox Fans from Delaware North Companies

22 Oct '05

3 min read

This weekend Chicago White Sox Fans can celebrate their first World Series appearance in 46 years with a retooled wardrobe that includes retro apparel, stylish gear and unique commemorative items, courtesy of Delaware North Companies Sportservice. Delaware North Companies Sportservice, marking 75 years in the majors in 2005, has been serving Chicago fans since 1945.

'They're encouraging White Sox fans to stock up for this weekend's rally events, and they're opening at 4 p.m. on Saturday to allow for early bird shopping and browsing,' explains Jeff Behr, general manager for Delaware North Companies Sportservice at US Cellular Field.

With more than 25 retail locations inside and outside the stadium, Sportservice expects White Sox spectators to snatch up unique themed items such as:

-- The catchy 'Let's Go, Go-Go White Sox' fight song from 1959, now available on CD;

-- Shirts, jackets and jerseys emblazoned with the Chicago White Sox logo and 2005 World Series patches;

-- Pinstriped 'Old School' jerseys, reminiscent of the uniforms worn in the '59 series;

-- Hats and fitted caps embroidered with logos and 2005 World Series patches;

-- Commemorative baseballs and pennants;

-- Collectable pins, barware and souvenir gifts;

-- Women's apparel such as pink baby doll t-shirts and stylish jackets; and

-- For little-leaguers, emblazoned ball caps and bloomers mimicking adult-sized gear.

To complement their new duds, fans can accessorize with the very best in ballpark concessions, also from Delaware North Companies Sportservice at US Cellular Field. As a pioneer in sports concessions, Delaware North Companies Sportservice combines the best of America's pastime with innovative palate pleasers. Sox fans will still find staples like peanuts, popcorn and the signature kosher hot dogs with grilled onions, adding to the electric experience at the ballpark.

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