Scored programs and scorecards
 

I have a decent sized collection of scored programs and scorecards which I have spent much of the zombie apocalypse (it's day #199 for me) scanning and sorting. I am currently posting much of it to my flickr site.

It's an ongoing process, so the albums are moving, morphing, changing, disappearing, reappearing, etc, but for those of you who have an interest in such things here is a good link to dive into :

https://www.flickr.com/photos/douggoodman/albums

If you notice any major screw-ups let me know.

Earlier I marked all my Ruth HR games as Ernie Banks HR games, luckily I caught that one...

Here are scans from the second game of a doubleheader on July 17, 1961 where both Mantle and Maris hit a HR. Neither counted due to the game being lost to rain in the top of the 5th inning.

Doug

Good luck with the effort Doug. Sounds like you’ve got some unplanned time on your hands, lol.

Rob M

Thanx Rob, I managed to upload just over 11,000 scans today...

Thanks for making that stuff public! Those 1938-43 Dodgers newsletters are worth the price of admission alone!

Wow! That's an amazing collection. Thanks for sharing it. I think I'm going to be spending the entire weekend looking at it.

Great! thank you

Outstanding collection. Thank you so much for sharing.

Awesome stuff Doug. How are those bound Sports Illustrated's that you purchased from me? Stay well.

Jeff

Ha! Taking up too much space in my over crowded office / storage room.

It actually wouldn't bother me to get rid of all of my SI (2500 issues or so, probably) and TSN (4000+ issues) collections...

Hello Doug / all been too long since I posted so I thought I would stick with Doug's theme of short games. June 6 ,1879 the NL rookie season for Pud Galvin who would win 37 games while pitching 593 innings. Lost this one 7 to 4. Card says game was called due to rain.
Doug looked at some of your collection very nice of you to share..Thank you.
J

Thanks guys for the kind words, and Jonathan I love that one.

Everybody should share their collections on sites like flickr or similar, that's what the internet is for, well that and sharing jokes about the president catching a hoax.