If You Collect Scorecards or Programs, Show 'em Here!

[jethrod3]

Originally Posted by Schlesinj

Not sure I posted this in this thread, here is the hit streak end. July 17, 1941.


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Nice! Important specimen that survived the years very well!

[bigfanNY]

Glad this thread is back ( or at least where I could find it) I posted this already but this is where it belongs. 1932 Newark Bears Old Timers Day. Hans Wagner Dave Bancroft Ed Walsh. Must have been a great afternoon of baseball.
1932 was also the year Newark won their first Junior WS. They are listed in the top 100 best Minor league teams of all time.

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by bigfanNY

Glad this thread is back ( or at least where I could find it) I posted this already but this is where it belongs. 1932 Newark Bears Old Timers Day. Hans Wagner Dave Bancroft Ed Walsh. Must have been a great afternoon of baseball.
1932 was also the year Newark won their first Junior WS. They are listed in the top 100 best Minor league teams of all time.

More importantly, it has Net 54 legend Buck "Large Ass" Herzog as leadoff hitter and playing third base for the Leaguers.

[Joe Hunter]

July 15, 1948, Game 2 of a doubleheader between Cleveland and Philly. Satchel picked up his 1st MLB win in relief of Bob Lemon.

[HankAaron755]

Picked up this neat program tied to Bob Gibson’s 3rd MLB appearance. He pitched in the 8th inning of an 8-1 loss to the Giants on April 18th, 1959.

After this game he was sent down to the minors until he returned to the Majors on July 30th to record his first MLB win against the Reds.

[ramram]

Batting 5th and playing first base for Yale - George Bush

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[gonefishin]

Recently picked up this Game 2 World Series program of the White Sox vs Dodgers. What really amazed me about this program is the ticket, letter from Bill Veek, and a newspaper scorecard filled out inside. The program scorecard has not been scored.

This program also educated me. I was unaware that White Sox tickets for the 59 Series were sold by lottery - a brainstorm of Mr. Veek's I'm assuming. I also didn't know there was a letter that accompanied the tickets to lucky person getting drawn to attend a game!

The program is in outstanding condition, except for where the ticket, letter and scorecard have been stapled to the program. Somone really loved this program and the whole experience.

Unfortunately, I'm not a White Sox fan.

Has anyone ever seen one of these letters before? Just curious.

[Schlesinj]

Originally Posted by jethrod3

Nice! Important specimen that survived the years very well!

That is the inside of the DiMaggio.


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[doug.goodman]

In the age of Ohtani, here's the Yankee game of Oct 1, 1933, where a guy named Ruth hit career HR #686 and won career game #94 (his last).

[Bumpus Jones]

great stuff fellas. here's a couple deadball era beauties.

oh by the way, these will be available over in the b/s/t section shortly

[Bumpus Jones]

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[bigfanNY]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

In the age of Ohtani, here's the Yankee game of Oct 1, 1933, where a guy named Ruth hit career HR #686 and won career game #94 (his last).

Very nice Scorecard Doug. One of those games it would have been great to be there.