Houston Colt 45s Program

Houston Colt .45s (1962-1964)

National League (1962-1964)

Tombstone

Born: October 17, 1960 (expansion franchise granted)1Houston, New York Voted into NL for 1962, AP via The Victoria Advocate, Oct. 18, 1960
Renamed: December 1, 1974 (Houston Astros)2Houston Colts Become Astros, AP via The Florence Times, Florence, AL, Dec. 2, 1964)

First Game:  April 10, 1962 (W 11-2 vs. Chicago Cubs)
Last Game
: October 4, 1964 (L 11-1 @ Los Angeles Dodgers)

World Series: None

Stadium

Colt Stadium
Opened: April 10, 1962
Closed: September 24, 1964

Ownership & Affiliation

Owner: Judge Roy Hofheinz

Minor League Affiliates:

  • Oklahoma 89ers, American Association (AAA), 1962-1964
  • San Antonio Bullets, Texas League (AA), 1963-1964
  • Durham Bulls, Carolina League (B) 1962-1964
  • Modesto Colts, California League (C) 1962-1964
  • Moultrie Colt .22s, Georgia-Florida League (D) 1962-1964
  • AIL Colt .22s, Arizona Instructional League, (Winter League) 1962
  • AIL Colt .45s, Arizona Instructional League, (Winter League) 1962
  • FIL Red Sox/Colt .45s, Florida Instructional League, (Winter League) 1963
  • Colts, Cocoa Rookie League, (Winter League) 1964

Marketing

Team Colors:

Blue, Orange, White

Attendance

 

Background

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Our Favorite Gear

Houston Colt .45s Apparel

When it comes to replica jerseys, we turn to our friends at Royal Retros, who put extraordinary detail into their fully customizable baseball jerseys, including those for the Houston Colt .45s.
  • Free Customization Included
  • Each jersey individually handmade
  • Any name and number
  • Sewn tackle twill crest, numbers & letters
  • 100% polyester
  • Heavyweight fabric made to game standards
  • Fight strap included
Relive the early days of big league baseball in Houston in great apparel from Royal Retros. Choose from jerseys, T-Shirts, hats, hoodies, and shorts, in multiple styles and colors.

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