What were the thoughts when we chose the team's colors? Do they have any
special meaning? (i.e. blue for the Colorado sky, red for the blood we shed
together, grey for the color of a Rhino)
I'm trying to get some info to pump up our website, so any help would be
appreciated.
--
Aaron C. Bennett
acbenett@umich.edu
Aaron,
If I remember correctly the original colors were red and blue horizontal stripes when the team was the Barristers --- why ask Brian Fitz -- he should remember
Then when we were the Denver Transit Company for a short time they were white -- Hell easy to buy
Maybe Tom Lane would remember -- Why?
Then we change he name to the Denver Harlequins and went with the original Red and Blue but with alternating Squares
Where the Gray comes from I am not sure possibly when the club combined with Littleton
We'll if there every was a nebulous answer the above fits the bill
Hope it helps
Ray Z.
Ray Z. Dissinger
720-732-4957
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What were the thoughts when we chose the team's colors? Do they have any special meaning? (i.e. blue for the Colorado sky, red for the blood we shed together, grey for the color of a Rhino)
I'm trying to get some info to pump up our website, so any help would be appreciated.
--
Aaron C. Bennett
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Yes, the grey comes from the Littleton merger.
I had heard about the Denver Barristers name, but I hadn't heard of the
Denver Transit Company name before today.
On Saturday, January 3, 2015, Ray Z. Dissinger zrayz@aol.com wrote:
Aaron,
If I remember correctly the original colors were red and blue horizontal
stripes when the team was the Barristers --- why ask Brian Fitz -- he
should remember
Then when we were the Denver Transit Company for a short time they were
white -- Hell easy to buy
Maybe Tom Lane would remember -- Why?
Then we change he name to the Denver Harlequins and went with the original
Red and Blue but with alternating Squares
Where the Gray comes from I am not sure possibly when the club combined
with Littleton
We'll if there every was a nebulous answer the above fits the bill
Hope it helps
Ray Z.
Ray Z. Dissinger
720-732-4957
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Subject: [Oldboys] Quin Colors
What were the thoughts when we chose the team's colors? Do they have any
special meaning? (i.e. blue for the Colorado sky, red for the blood we shed
together, grey for the color of a Rhino)
I'm trying to get some info to pump up our website, so any help would be
appreciated.
--
Aaron C. Bennett
acbenett@umich.edu
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Aaron,
Club almost folded one season named changed to Denver Transit Company for one season and then the big meeting to become the Denver Harlequins -- Tom Cirkal and Tom Lane might be able to elucidate.
Ray Z.
Ray Z. Dissinger
720-732-4957
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Yes, the grey comes from the Littleton merger.
I had heard about the Denver Barristers name, but I hadn't heard of the Denver Transit Company name before today.
On Saturday, January 3, 2015, Ray Z. Dissinger zrayz@aol.com wrote:
Aaron,
If I remember correctly the original colors were red and blue horizontal stripes when the team was the Barristers --- why ask Brian Fitz -- he should remember
Then when we were the Denver Transit Company for a short time they were white -- Hell easy to buy
Maybe Tom Lane would remember -- Why?
Then we change he name to the Denver Harlequins and went with the original Red and Blue but with alternating Squares
Where the Gray comes from I am not sure possibly when the club combined with Littleton
We'll if there every was a nebulous answer the above fits the bill
Hope it helps
Ray Z.
Ray Z. Dissinger
720-732-4957
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From: Aaron Bennett via Oldboys oldboys@lists.denverharlequins.com
To: Denver Quins OB's oldboys@lists.denverharlequins.com
Sent: Sat, Jan 3, 2015 2:45 pm
Subject: [Oldboys] Quin Colors
What were the thoughts when we chose the team's colors? Do they have any special meaning? (i.e. blue for the Colorado sky, red for the blood we shed together, grey for the color of a Rhino)
I'm trying to get some info to pump up our website, so any help would be appreciated.
--
Aaron C. Bennett
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I am not sure of the origin or when but as long as I have been around
(1981), it has been Scarlet and Royal Blue.
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What were the thoughts when we chose the team's colors? Do they have
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we shed together, grey for the color of a Rhino)
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