Mark with Atlanta Braves sport logo: Native | #409475

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Description: Atlanta Braves sport logo: Native American head with mohawk feather, and earing above Braves on a rounded rectangle.
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Keywords: Atlanta Braves
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The logo in this image is an Atlanta Braves primary logo. It was used from 1966 to 1984. The Atlanta Braves history began in 1871 with the name Boston Red Stockings. After changing the name several times, they became the Boston Braves in 1941. They moved to Milwaukee in 1953, then the team’s name changed to the Atlanta Braves after they moved to Atlanta in 1966. The Braves played in three different cities, and in each one they won a World Series championship: one in Boston, in 1914, against the Philadelphia Athletics; one in Milwaukee, in 1957, against the New York Yankees; and, one in Atlanta, in 1995, against the Cleveland Indians.