Lineup cards: Let’s see what’s out there.

[packs]

Not a line up card but I thought this crowd might find this interesting. Here is one of John Sterling's scorecards from a Yankees radio broadcast:

[Topnotchsy]

Originally Posted by packs

Not a line up card but I thought this crowd might find this interesting. Here is one of John Sterling's scorecards from a Yankees radio broadcast:

That's very cool!

[Topnotchsy]

I imagine that many who post or view this thread are already familiar with this, but I wanted to take a moment and mention the new book on lineup cards that just came out.

Tom O'Reilly, who I believe is a member of this site wrote the first book ever written on lineup cards.

The book has a ton of photos and stories about cool lineup cards, provides a great overview of the history of lineup cards, and lots of really cool info.

I was interviewed for the book and some of the images come from my collection. Other members of this site were also interviewed and shared parts of their collection.


https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/the-lineup-card/

[MVSNYC]

Thanks to the Lineup Guru Jeff, for this Judge Rookie Lineup Card!

[Dewey]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

Thanks to the Lineup Guru Jeff, for this Judge Rookie Lineup Card!

Very cool.

[Topnotchsy]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

Thanks to the Lineup Guru Jeff, for this Judge Rookie Lineup Card!

Glad we could work something. Your Yankee lineup card collection is awesome!

[MVSNYC]

Thanks Jeff! Most of which came from you!

(And thanks Dewey!)

[Topnotchsy]

Carl Yastrzemski's final career RBI. I believe when he retired he was 10th all-time.

[Topnotchsy]

May 26, 1935 St Louis Browns lineup card. Browns lost to the Red Sox 8-7.

Not many notable players on the Browns at that time, with the exception of an elderly Rogers Hornsby, who was a player/manager.

Signed by Hornsby.