Can anyone tell me the date of Mantle's last homerun??

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Posted By: Jim Manos

Thank's in advance.

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Posted By: Doug

September 20th 1968.

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Posted By: Daryle

Doug beat me.......lol

hit off of Jim Lonborg at Yankee Stadium

what better team to hit the last one off of.....the Red Sox

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Posted By: leon

Not the end of the world but next time you have a post war question please use the post war side....much appreciated....

http://www.network54.com/Forum/579392/

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Posted By: Marty Ogelvie

Pre Gulf War...

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Posted By: leon

Uh...wrong war ...There is some discussion to merge the post war and pre war sides but I am not in favor of it at this time....from the top of this page...--


"Hello to all visitors! This is a moderated forum for the discussion of Pre-WWII baseball cards and related topics"

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Posted By: Eric Brehm

When was the last time Ty Cobb lacerated an opposing player's thigh with his spikes?

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Posted By: Marty Ogelvie

Leon,

for what its worth, I wouldn't be in favor of a merge myself..

marty

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Posted By: Rich Klein

But to answer Jim's question -- the BEST place in the world to research a question such as this is

RETROSHEET.ORG

It is a totally free site and has an absolutely amazing amount of data on it.

Regards
Rich

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Posted By: Matt

also - it's the first result should you google:
Mantle last home run

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Posted By: Rob D.

google? I'm still trying to figure out how to post scans.

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Posted By: Doug

I am in favor of a merger, but that's just me...

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Posted By: barry arnold

please,please... no merger,Leon.

sorry for hijacking briefly.

best,

barry

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Posted By: Eric Brehm

I would say redefine 'vintage' baseball cards to include issues of the 1950's and 1960's, but that's just me. It is a big hobby, so everyone has to skip over the discussion of things they aren't interested in anyhow.

Now the question about Mantle's homer isn't about baseball cards at all, but about baseball history. Is baseball history on-topic or off-topic? Or is it on-topic only if it relates to the career of a pre-war player? After all, there is a thread running here now (albeit labelled "O/T") about the current state of the NBA. How can that be more relevant than a question about Mickey Mantle?