Cue the accordion! The collegiate summer-level Kenosha Kingfish hope to be the Polka Kings of the Midwest once they take to the sphere because the Kenosha Kickers for one recreation this season.
The Kenosha Kickers are a fictional polka band from the film House Alone, led by John Sweet’s Gus Polinski, the “Polka King of the Midwest.” Within the film, when their flight is cancelled due to snow, the band rents a transferring truck and drives from Scranton, Pennsylvania, to Milwaukee, which in fact is positioned within the Kingfish’s house state of Wisconsin.
The suite of logos, created by designer Tony Horning, is about within the maroon and yellow that the band used and encompasses a mixture of musical devices and baseball. The first emblem is centered round a bass drum with the seams of a baseball on its pores and skin, with a clarinet crossed with a baseball bat behind it. A secondary mark continues Wisconsin’s longstanding custom of intelligent baseball glove logos with an accordion paired with a baseball to kind a glove.
The Kingfish will have a good time House Alone Night time July 6, when the climate is prone to be much less snowy than Christmas in Chicago.
