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EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-11-2017 02:32 PM
My pick up thread
 
Won't be asking for help. Just gonna start posting my pick ups to my friends on here. I don't expect many ooooh and ahhhs, I just want to share my collection with the people on here who actually care.

Todays pick up...

Game used baseball from the July 13th 1950 Dodgers Game @ Wrigley.

Could Jackie have touched or played with this ball? Who knows... but it's really sweet.



https://sportscardalbum.com/c/zfp0ks3m.JPG


https://sportscardalbum.com/c/9crtl68h.JPG


https://sportscardalbum.com/c/800k941d.JPG


https://sportscardalbum.com/c/800k941d.JPG

vintagesportscollector 01-11-2017 02:41 PM
Congrats Stephen, nice pick up and thanks for sharing. We look forward to seeing more from you. We do have a monthly pick-up thread so you should post your pickups there, like the rest of us do. Not trying to be critical or poke you, just reminding you of the pick-up thread.

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-11-2017 03:12 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector (Post 1619560)
Congrats Stephen, nice pick up and thanks for sharing. We look forward to seeing more from you. We do have a monthly pick-up thread so you should post your pickups there, like the rest of us do. Not trying to be critical or poke you, just reminding you of the pick-up thread.


Thanks. I have a lot coming so I think it'll be best to keep this thread as to not overload the other.

njdunkin1 01-11-2017 03:37 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector (Post 1619560)
Congrats Stephen, nice pick up and thanks for sharing. We look forward to seeing more from you. We do have a monthly pick-up thread so you should post your pickups there, like the rest of us do. Not trying to be critical or poke you, just reminding you of the pick-up thread.
Quote:
Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE (Post 1619569)
Thanks. I have a lot coming so I think it'll be best to keep this thread as to not overload the other.
Great pickup, Stephen :)
I wanted to pipe in to agree with Joe here--the monthly pickup threads are just for this sort of thing. Overloading them (within reason :)) with cool pickups is totally okay and encouraged. I would wholeheartedly recommend the use of this!
Cheers,
NJ

perezfan 01-11-2017 08:29 PM
Agree.... Just post them on the pickup thread, and all eyes will see them. Those threads are among the most viewed on net54, and get tons of hits.

You cannot overload it.... if everyone posted their own personal pickup thread, now that would be an overload!

Great Ball, BTW... Nice pickup :)

Forever Young 01-11-2017 09:36 PM
Agreed
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by perezfan (Post 1619660)

... if everyone posted their own personal pickup thread, now that would be an overload!

Great Ball, BTW... Nice pickup :)
^^^^^^ this

murphusa 01-12-2017 05:14 AM
Post away and be proud of what you have collected. Lots of others do it in their own threads here. Just know that at times you won't get a pat on the back for your pick ups

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-12-2017 05:34 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by murphusa (Post 1619716)
Post away and be proud of what you have collected. Lots of others do it in their own threads here. Just know that at times you won't get a pat on the back for your pick ups

Thanks Jim. Will do.

JoeyFarino 01-12-2017 07:24 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE (Post 1619720)
Thanks Jim. Will do.
I say making your own personal thread is a Awesome way to share your own individual pick-ups. Some people choose to post in the pick-up thread but do what makes you happy. The cool thing about posting your own thread is you know its just your stuff and can easily come back and reference a certain item if you need to without having to go through other peoples items to find it. Some people may have a issue with it and when they do just comment with a smiley face and keep posting...lol

frankbmd 01-12-2017 08:12 AM
Did Jackie Robinson Touch My Ball?
 
The ball correctly identifies the score of the game on July 13, 1950 despite the date of July 14, 1950 on the ball itself. Why? I haven't a clue.

In the game on the thirteenth Robinson appears to have played the whole game and was credited with 3 putouts and 4 assists. He also as the second baseman would have participated in throwing the ball around the infield after infield outs, which would have allowed him to touch more game balls than those he fielded.

On the other hand a new ball entering the game conceivably could have been fouled off into the seats during the first at bat for that ball in which case Robinson would not have touched it. The ball looks like it received a bit of a beating, but when that occurred (during the game or after) is unknown.

In the game on the 14th of July, which Brooklyn won 1-0, Robinson also played the full game, but did not record any chances in the field. He still would have been a participant in tossing the ball around the horn after after infield outs though and also receiving throws from right and center field.

Another question, since the game score and date do not match, is why don't they match. The writing on the ball could have been done by the original recipient. Perhaps he caught a foul ball at Wrigley on the 13 th and wrote on the ball the next day looking at a calendar. Who knows? One would think that if the ball was entirely bogus, which I doubt, that whoever wrote on the ball later, with an intent to deceive, would not have made such an error. I see no advantage in terms of ball value to memoralizing either of the games in question with such an inscription, correctly or incorrectly.

Finally I wonder if forensic analysis using DNA testing has ever been used to determine who has touched which (or whose) balls. Also could DNA testing be used as an adjunct in autograph authentication?

Several years ago I had the opportunity to photograph a dual signed ball by Ruth and Gehrig. I confess to handling the ball without white gloves. On that ball I suspect that my DNA is there on the leather with the DNA of both Babe and Lou.:D

Given the arguments presented above one cannot say for sure, but it would seem more likely than not that Jackie touched your ball, if in fact that ball was in Chicago during July of 1950.

bnorth 01-12-2017 09:15 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by frankbmd (Post 1619743)
The ball correctly identifies the score of the game on July 13, 1950 despite the date of July 14, 1950 on the ball itself. Why? I haven't a clue.

In the game on the thirteenth Robinson appears to have played the whole game and was credited with 3 putouts and 4 assists. He also as the second baseman would have participated in throwing the ball around the infield after infield outs, which would have allowed him to touch more game balls than those he fielded.

On the other hand a new ball entering the game conceivably could have been fouled off into the seats during the first at bat for that ball in which case Robinson would not have touched it. The ball looks like it received a bit of a beating, but when that occurred (during the game or after) is unknown.

In the game on the 14th of July, which Brooklyn won 1-0, Robinson also played the full game, but did not record any chances in the field. He still would have been a participant in tossing the ball around the horn after after infield outs though and also receiving throws from right and center field.

Another question, since the game score and date do not match, is why don't they match. The writing on the ball could have been done by the original recipient. Perhaps he caught a foul ball at Wrigley on the 13 th and wrote on the ball the next day looking at a calendar. Who knows? One would think that if the ball was entirely bogus, which I doubt, that whoever wrote on the ball later, with an intent to deceive, would not have made such an error. I see no advantage in terms of ball value to memoralizing either of the games in question with such an inscription, correctly or incorrectly.

Finally I wonder if forensic analysis using DNA testing has ever been used to determine who has touched which (or whose) balls. Also could DNA testing be used as an adjunct in autograph authentication?

Several years ago I had the opportunity to photograph a dual signed ball by Ruth and Gehrig. I confess to handling the ball without white gloves. On that ball I suspect that my DNA is there on the leather with the DNA of both Babe and Lou.:D

Given the arguments presented above one cannot say for sure, but it would seem more likely than not that Jackie touched your ball.:eek:
Frank I think your crazy just went up to 38.02%.:) With your amazing research it is possible someone took an old ball and looked up a score and forgot that the date on the newspaper is not the same day the game was played. I have no comment on who touched any ball(s).;)

frankbmd 01-12-2017 09:30 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by bnorth (Post 1619764)
Frank I think your crazy just went up to 38.02%.:) With your amazing research it is possible someone took an old ball and looked up a score and forgot that the date on the newspaper is not the same day the game was played. I have no comment on who touched any ball(s).;)
Asked and answered in paragraph 5. :D:p:p

Republicaninmass 01-12-2017 10:21 AM
Ebay return!

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-12-2017 11:45 AM
Just in...

Haven't seen one of these before. 1927.



https://sportscardalbum.com/c/5m70g83u.JPG

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-12-2017 11:47 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by frankbmd (Post 1619743)
The ball correctly identifies the score of the game on July 13, 1950 despite the date of July 14, 1950 on the ball itself. Why? I haven't a clue.

In the game on the thirteenth Robinson appears to have played the whole game and was credited with 3 putouts and 4 assists. He also as the second baseman would have participated in throwing the ball around the infield after infield outs, which would have allowed him to touch more game balls than those he fielded.

On the other hand a new ball entering the game conceivably could have been fouled off into the seats during the first at bat for that ball in which case Robinson would not have touched it. The ball looks like it received a bit of a beating, but when that occurred (during the game or after) is unknown.

In the game on the 14th of July, which Brooklyn won 1-0, Robinson also played the full game, but did not record any chances in the field. He still would have been a participant in tossing the ball around the horn after after infield outs though and also receiving throws from right and center field.

Another question, since the game score and date do not match, is why don't they match. The writing on the ball could have been done by the original recipient. Perhaps he caught a foul ball at Wrigley on the 13 th and wrote on the ball the next day looking at a calendar. Who knows? One would think that if the ball was entirely bogus, which I doubt, that whoever wrote on the ball later, with an intent to deceive, would not have made such an error. I see no advantage in terms of ball value to memoralizing either of the games in question with such an inscription, correctly or incorrectly.

Finally I wonder if forensic analysis using DNA testing has ever been used to determine who has touched which (or whose) balls. Also could DNA testing be used as an adjunct in autograph authentication?

Several years ago I had the opportunity to photograph a dual signed ball by Ruth and Gehrig. I confess to handling the ball without white gloves. On that ball I suspect that my DNA is there on the leather with the DNA of both Babe and Lou.:D

Given the arguments presented above one cannot say for sure, but it would seem more likely than not that Jackie touched your ball.:eek:

WHOA great research. Thanks for the input. This is definitely my coolest dodger/jackie piece so far. I would never sell this, but what would you value this piece at?

vintagesportscollector 01-12-2017 12:34 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE (Post 1619835)
WHOA great research. Thanks for the input. This is definitely my coolest dodger/jackie piece so far. I would never sell this, but what would you value this piece at?
Without provenance I would say just a bit more than a generic Ford Frick ball, about $125 - 150.

Shoeless Moe 01-12-2017 12:43 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Republicaninmass (Post 1619794)
Ebay return!
sorry, but that was hilarious!

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-12-2017 12:50 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe (Post 1619870)
sorry, but that was hilarious!

I know he's real funny. What a nice guy.

frankbmd 01-12-2017 03:01 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector (Post 1619866)
Without provenance I would say just a bit more than a generic Ford Frick ball, about $125 - 150.
Please do not interpret any of my (research??) post as a Certificate of Authenticity of the Frickin' ball.

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-13-2017 02:41 PM
How many
 
How many Brooklyn Dodger stubs do you think someone has from 47-56? What would be your guesses. I was wondering if there is someone else out there with a lot that people know of. I'm up to just over 250.

Enfuego 01-13-2017 02:59 PM
Sharing is caring "the pickup thread"


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EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-21-2017 08:32 AM
Just got this bad boy in thanks to a buddy on the forum.

This is going to go great with my Robinson pins.



https://sportscardalbum.com/c/k97e9190.JPG

khkco4bls 01-21-2017 09:30 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE (Post 1622677)
Just got this bad boy in thanks to a buddy on the forum.

This is going to go great with my Robinson pins.



https://sportscardalbum.com/c/k97e9190.JPG
glad you like it steve.. put the pins on and take a pic.

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-21-2017 10:41 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by khkco4bls (Post 1622704)
glad you like it steve.. put the pins on and take a pic.
As close as I'm gonna get without messing it up haha

Still have a few more pins to add.


https://sportscardalbum.com/c/66ms2449.JPG

irv 01-21-2017 11:22 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE (Post 1622730)
As close as I'm gonna get without messing it up haha

Still have a few more pins to add.


https://sportscardalbum.com/c/66ms2449.JPG
Very nice, Stephan!

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-21-2017 12:15 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by irv (Post 1622751)
Very nice, Stephan!


Thanks brother!!!

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-30-2017 08:52 AM
Joe Adcock 4 HR game
 
Just got in this Joe Adcock 4 HR game ticket stub with the original scoring from a baseball writer that was at the game. Also came with these clippings.



https://sportscardalbum.com/c/80r1u529.JPG


https://sportscardalbum.com/c/k669k4ar.JPG

https://sportscardalbum.com/c/3n1016du.JPG

https://sportscardalbum.com/c/bza219nb.JPG


https://sportscardalbum.com/c/w8eq0j7e.JPG

https://sportscardalbum.com/c/b0977ml7.JPG

https://sportscardalbum.com/c/16so0y90.JPG

RedsFan1941 01-30-2017 10:33 AM
I do not know anything about Brooklyn tickets. Other than the PSA flip, what about the ticket stub identifies it as being from that particular game?

EYECOLLECTVINTAGE 01-30-2017 11:29 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by RedsFan1941 (Post 1625648)
I do not know anything about Brooklyn tickets. Other than the PSA flip, what about the ticket stub identifies it as being from that particular game?
There is not much from this ticket that can tell. What was given to PSA was undisputed evidence as it was part of a whole ledger from a sports writer. Included was receipts from original purchase of seats. It was part of a huge collection from one guy that kept meticulous records from each game.


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