Ticket collectors, show us your tickets !

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by jpop43

Here is my one and only ticket, as this is not really our thing, but I think that it's a keeper....

http://www.dugouttreasures.com/produ...D=3&prodID=369

1923 World Series Game 1....1st World Series Game ever played in Yankee Stadium.

Best,
Jonathan
www.dugouttreasures.com

Please let me know once you get sick & tired of looking at it!

Best, Jimmy

[thekingofclout]

This game was played exactly one week after Gehrig's "Luckiest Man" speech of July 4th, 1939.

The All-Star Game came to the House that Ruth Built for 1939 and honorary captain Lou Gehrig watched the AL win a tightly contested 3-1 game behind a Joe DiMaggio homer.

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And a neat companion piece in the 1939 Major League Baseball Centennial Patch...

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[Jerry G]

I wasn't available for many pre-war games, but I've been trying to make up for that starting in the 60's.

[Forever Young]

TYPE 1 PHOTO Teddy winning the ball game


Ticket stub of Ted's most thrilling moment of his career(in his mind).

[thekingofclout]

This stub has been at the top of my memorabilia want list for quite awhile now and thanks to Rich, it has been added to my "The Giants Win The Pennant" Collection.

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A pair of vintage original TYPE I photographs...

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[matty39]

This is a ticket stub from game nine of the junior world series in 1924 between the St Paul Saints and the Baltimore Orioles, Lefty Grove pitching for Baltimore.

[AstroJake09]

Thought I’d add one here! I’ve posted this before but this is the ticket from the May 10, 1952 game between the Cleveland Indians and St. Louis Browns. The Tribe lost 6-4 in front of just over 14,000 fans however the game is significant as Quincy Trouppe, former Negro League star would collect his only MLB hit and start his only complete game at catcher going nine innings. Unfortunately Trouppe would be sent to Indianapolis the following day with the game on May 10 being his last in the majors. As a 39 year old rookie he batted .100 in 11 plate appearances over six games. In the eyes of most fans and players that day it was a routine game but to Trouppe the culmination of a career.

[GDoggy]

A few fully dated Babe Ruth Tickets

[mr2686]

Added to my Catfish Hunter win tickets by picking up this one from 4/21/67 for career win #19. Only 7,729 in attendance so I thought I'd better grab it.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Given the great tickets I've seen in this thread, I'm almost embarrassed to post this, but here it goes. It's my first ever baseball ticket but otherwise isn't noteworthy. I'm a card guy who has dabbled in other ephemera. Joe D. had a hit and the Yanks beat Washington in 10 innings. I could easily get hooked on these things and perhaps corresponding programs/score cards.

[icollectDCsports]

Originally Posted by vintagebaseballcardguy

I could easily get hooked on these things and perhaps corresponding programs/score cards.

Those are all great things. Welcome to the club.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by vintagebaseballcardguy

Given the great tickets I've seen in this thread, I'm almost embarrassed to post this, but here it goes. It's my first ever baseball ticket but otherwise isn't noteworthy. I'm a card guy who has dabbled in other ephemera. Joe D. had a hit and the Yanks beat Washington in 10 innings. I could easily get hooked on these things and perhaps corresponding programs/score cards.

No need to apologize, Robert. It's all good!

[71buc]

This arrived today. I’ve been wanting a full 1971 Game 7 WS ticket for awhile. I purchased this raw blue ticket on eBay a couple of days ago. Today this huge slabbed SGC ticket arrived instead. I’m not complaining but it wasn’t what I was expecting. I guess you don’t look a gift slab in the cert. so to speak?

[Kevin]

How do we post pics here ?

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Kevin

How do we post pics here ?

When you write a post, there is a button in the "Additional Options) section directly below "Message" box that says "Manage Attachments" if you click that button it's pretty self explanatory from there...

Good luck

Doug

[Vintagedeputy]

Not baseball but I just found this one recently, and here's a link to the story behind the game - https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bs...015-story.html

[ggary]

Mike, glad I was able to help.

Doug, wish you still had a duplicate Lasorda ticket.

I recently picked up these Dodgers 4 home runs + 1 home run tickets.

On May 22, 2002 Shawn Green hit 4 home runs and then the next day hit one home run.

On September 18, 2006 the Dodgers were trailing 9-5 in the bottom of the ninth. Jeff Kent, JD Drew, Russell Martin and Marlon Anderson hit consecutive home runs to tie the game. Down 10-9 in the 10th inning Nomar Garciaparra hit a 2-run walk-off home run to win the game.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by ggary

Doug, wish you still had a duplicate Lasorda ticket.

...

On September 18, 2006 the Dodgers were trailing 9-5 in the bottom of the ninth. Jeff Kent, JD Drew, Russell Martin and Marlon Anderson hit consecutive home runs to tie the game. Down 10-9 in the 10th inning Nomar Garciaparra hit a 2-run walk-off home run to win the game.

Sorry about the Lasorda.

As for the Sept 18, 2006 game :
The Dodgers were losing 6 to 5 going into the 9th, and the Padres padded their lead with 3 runs of Takashi Saito, sending many fans for their cars (including my lovely wife).

In the bottom of the 9th Jeff Kent led off by hitting a 1-0 pitch over the centerfield wall, then some guy who we wouldn't of had playing for us if we had kept Adrian Beltre sent a 1-2 pitch over the right-centerfield wall. I hate that guy so much I won't mention his name, although he was later involved in a four HR in a row game with the Red Sox. F that guy, he can't even spell his own initials.

At this point, still leading by 2 runs, Bochy brought in famed Dodger killer Trevor Hoffman, to stop the bleeding.

Russell Martin deposited Hoffman's first pitch in the left field bleachers, then Marlon Anderson sent Hoffman's second pitch in the bleachers in right center to tie the game.

Julio Lugo sent Hoffman's third pitch deep to right, but the hopes of the remaining crowd weren't enough to push it over the wall for the victory.

Olmedo Saenz popped to short, Rafael Furcal flied out to right, and it was on to the 10th, where the Padres managed to score a run (thankfully not another run for some guy named Piazza who had started the scoring for the Padres in the first inning). They left the bases loaded when Jeff Blum, who was 2-3 with a run and 2 rbi flied out to right off Aaron Sele (the eventual winner).

In the Dodger's 10th Rudy Seanez walked Kenny Lofton on 7 pitches, and would have walked Nomahhhh Garciaparra had he not dropped the 3-1 pitch into the left centerfield bleachers.

So, to recap - the Dodgers sent 9 men to the plate and scored 6 runs on 5 homers and a walk.

Rafael Furcal led off the game the next night with first pitch homer, for the 6th Dodger HR in 10 batters, but they got their butts kicked that night.

Here are my scorecards from the big game... ironically, I don't know where the ticket is, hahahaha. Well, it's probably in the box of tickets that I have from my season ticket holder days.

Doug

[Alexcards]

1st Gold Medal = 100M
2nd Gold Medal = Long Jump
3rd Gold Medal = 200M
4th Gold Medal = 4 X 100 Relay

[pherbener]

Addie Joss Beats Cy Morgan in game 1: 3-1
Cy Young loses to Harry Kraus 4-3 in game 2.
1910 Cy Morgan def. Walter Johnson 3-2. WaJo with 8 Strikeouts

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by pherbener

Addie Joss Beats Cy Morgan in game 1: 3-1
Cy Young loses to Harry Kraus 4-3 in game 2.
1910 Cy Morgan def. Walter Johnson 3-2. WaJo with 8 Strikeouts

Love 'em!
And not slabbed, either!

[T_Hamilton]

One of my more fun ones...

Phillie Phanatic v. Tommy Lasorda... signed by the Phanatic, Dave Raymond!

[guy3050]

Originally Posted by T_Hamilton

One of my more fun ones...

Phillie Phanatic v. Tommy Lasorda... signed by the Phanatic, Dave Raymond!

Cool, Here's one of mine, Expos mascot youppi becomes 1st Mascot ever to get ejected from a game, Tommy Lasorda is again in the middle of this one, This is also the Expos longest ever game a 22 inning game which they lost 1-0 ,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmzeK6oAtkk

[MVSNYC]

Took a while, but these just popped on PSA's website...I submitted them about 10 weeks ago. I'm happy with the results, and they were accommodating with how I wanted the labels to read...

[Snapolit1]

Nice tickets. I am a little distraught however to see so many in PSA plastic slabs. Surprised you fellas haven't already gotten a scolding from the memorabilia police for not upholding your sacred duty to properly preserve the hobbys history as per recommendations of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Nice tickets. I am a little distraught however to see so many in PSA plastic slabs. Surprised you fellas haven't already gotten a scolding from the memorabilia police for not upholding your sacred duty to properly preserve the hobbys history as per recommendations of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

At least I practice what I preach, Snappy old boy.
Ya know, a Gehrig Appreciation Day stub sold for over $100k last year. Here's mine. No slab.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

At least I practice what I preach, Snappy old boy.
Ya know, a Gehrig Appreciation Day stub sold for over $100k last year. Here's mine. No slab.

Seems to be very selective who you attack for slabbing stuff.

[Topnotchsy]

I've dipped a toe into the ticket collecting world.

One area of focus has been 1939-1940 UCLA tickets from games/events that Jackie Robinson took part in.

Here are a number of football tickets and a track event (from 1941)

[MVSNYC]

Juiced, but still a fun summer, 'twas.

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Seems to be very selective who you attack for slabbing stuff.

Oh, really? How so? I have made my point (I think) about slabs. I practice what I preach, and don't use them. The only person I "attack" is a thin-skinned moron who decided to take my views on preservation personally. Oh, well.

[butchie_t]

First off!

Thanks go out to Scott in hooking me up with a gentleman that had an extra ticket of Frank Howards last MLB Home Run. As a result of that networking, I am now the very proud owner of this ticket stub.

Which, by the way is now a focus of my collecting along with Topps variations from my collected sets. SCORE!

Hondo was playing for the Detroit Tigers and the game was in Fenway against Boston. Hondo smacked #382 off of pitcher Bill Lee in the seventh inning. Boom, #382 was in the books. Hondo went 3 for 4 in that appearance, scoring twice and had one RBI. Detroit went on to win the game 6 - 1.

This ticket for me is one of the Grail tickets and I am STOKED to have it in my possession. Now on to the other Hondo ticket stubs that I am looking for.

An interesting side story. A couple of Frank's teammates on Detroit during that game: Joe Coleman, Ed Brinkman, and Aurelio Rodriguez. Who were teammates with Frank when he played for the Senators.

Cheers!

Butch

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by butchie_t

First off!

Thanks go out to Scott in hooking me up with a gentleman that had an extra ticket of Frank Howards last MLB Home Run. As a result of that networking, I am now the very proud owner of this ticket stub.

Which, by the way is now a focus of my collecting along with Topps variations from my collected sets. SCORE!

Hondo was playing for the Detroit Tigers and the game was in Fenway against Boston. Hondo smacked #382 off of pitcher Bill Lee in the seventh inning. Boom, #382 was in the books. Hondo went 3 for 4 in that appearance, scoring twice and had one RBI. Detroit went on to win the game 6 - 1.

This ticket for me is one of the Grail tickets and I am STOKED to have it in my possession. Now on to the other Hondo ticket stubs that I am looking for.

An interesting side story. A couple of Frank's teammates on Detroit during that game: Joe Coleman, Ed Brinkman, and Aurelio Rodriguez. Who were teammates with Frank when he played for the Senators.

Cheers!

Butch

Nice pickup, and as you have found out, Scott could probably find a ticket to a game on Mars. LOL

[ballparks]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Nice tickets. I am a little distraught however to see so many in PSA plastic slabs. Surprised you fellas haven't already gotten a scolding from the memorabilia police for not upholding your sacred duty to properly preserve the hobbys history as per recommendations of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The only ones of my 478 World Series Tickets that are slabbed are ones I bought that way. Otherwise, no slab for me! Always looking for good quality WS and ASG tickets!!!

[Snapolit1]

Just picked up from Heritage. Doesn't fit with anything else in my collection but I like it.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Just picked up from Heritage. Doesn't fit with anything else in my collection but I like it.

Very cool, Steve! That's an old one

[71buc]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Just picked up from Heritage. Doesn't fit with anything else in my collection but I like it.

I can see why you like it. Congratulations!

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Just picked up from Heritage. Doesn't fit with anything else in my collection but I like it.

Of course you like it.

It's slabbed!

[UKCardGuy]

Mail day today....These bring me to 76% through my 1930 - 1980 WS Ticket Run (one ticket from each series).

[Vintagedeputy]

I don't have many tickets, but I have a couple of fun ones. This one is neat.

Cornell vs. Navy

Here's why that game was significant..
https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bs...fYQdDCg6YFQ3sQ

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Just picked up from Heritage. Doesn't fit with anything else in my collection but I like it.

Love it

[mikecala98]

58 Game 4

[guy3050]

April 17th 1969, So glad to add this one to my collection
still searching for Bill Stoneman's 2nd no-hitter on October 2 1972
It seems that the Expos wanted to give their fans a lifetime of memories as quickly as possible.
As if the inaugural game at Shea Stadium or the first home opener win at Jarry Park weren’t memorable enough, the Expos quickly adopted a flair for the dramatic in just the franchise’s ninth game, on April 17, 1969. That night, Bill Stoneman pitched a no-hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies, allowing Nos Amours–a French expression meaning Our Loves–to achieve the feat more quickly than any other team.

[mcgwirecom]

May 3, 1964 Sadaharu Oh becomes the first and ONLY player to hit 4 HRs in a game in Japan. This is the only graded example. It is in Goldins Elite Auction ending in a week...

https://goldin.co/item/may-3-1964-sa...ri-giantscbzvz

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by mcgwirecom

May 3, 1964 Sadaharu Oh becomes the first and ONLY player to hit 4 HRs in a game in Japan. This is the only graded example. It is in Goldins Elite Auction ending in a week...

https://goldin.co/item/may-3-1964-sa...ri-giantscbzvz

Hi Randall,
Great ticket!! Congrats

[Batman]

Really nice!

[ledsters]

Mat Latos MLB Debut, signed and unsigned.

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[71buc]

This was my only ticket pickup at this years National. This 1971 All Star Game ticket has long been on my want list. The fact that Reggie took my man Dock Ellis deep connects it to my 1971 Bucs obsession. This was also Clemente’s last All Star Game appearance. When I asked Reggie to sign the ticket I asked him to inscribe it “Off the Roof!” As that was Curt Gowdy’s famous call. Reggie smiled and said, “Gowdy was wrong on that call. That ball was over the roof! Do you mind if I correct him and sign it that way?” Who the hell am I to disagree with Mr. October?

[Batman]

Great story. Gowdy called it as "off the transformer" light tower. Video isnt good enough to verify. I was 11 eating a bag of cheese popcorn and drinking a coke after I got the bottle cap with Tony Oliva off it, about 2 feet from a black and white TV.

[71buc]

Thanks Batman! Why does that sound so campy LOL! Here’s a recent addition to my Stargell memorable moments ticket collection. May 8, 1973, Pops literally goes yard at Dodger Stadium. It was his second homer of his career to land in the parking lot. He is the only man to do it twice.

After witnessing Stargell’s Los Angeles blast Hall of Fame pitcher Don Sutton said, “I never saw anything like it. He doesn't just hit pitchers, he takes away their dignity.”

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by Batman

Great story. Gowdy called it as "off the transformer" light tower. Video isnt good enough to verify. I was 11 eating a bag of cheese popcorn and drinking a coke after I got the bottle cap with Tony Oliva off it, about 2 feet from a black and white TV.

LOL...I was 11 also. Gowdy actually said "off the roof" first and quickly said it's off the transformer shortly after. Not everyone knows that Reggie actually hit it over the roof and out of the stadium later when he was with the Angels. The man had some power. Darn, now I need to get my ticket stub signed.