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F/S 1956 NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Pass HOF Don Drysdale & Frank Robinson MLB DEBUTS

Don Drysdale MLB DEBUT
Philadelphia Phillies at Brooklyn Dodgers April 17, 1956
and HAD HIS 1st win
Brooklyn Dodgers at Philadelphia Phillies April 23, 1956
and Frank Robinson MLB DEBUT
St. Louis Cardinals at Cincinnati Redlegs April 17, 1956
PASS IS IN VERY GOOD HAS SOME CREASES RIGHT HAND CORNER

MEASURES 4-1/4 X 2-3/4" PRINTED ON CARD STOCK

VALID FOR THE SEASON OF 1952 FOR ALL THE NL PARKS

In the National League..1956
On May 2nd, twenty-five Giants and twenty-three Cubs participated in a seventeen-inning marathon setting a Major League record for the most player appearances in a single game. New York eventually prevailed over Chicago 6-5 as both teams combined to intentionally walk eleven batters (another Major League record) with the home team "Cubbies" contributing seven.

Dale Long of the Pittsburgh Pirates connected against the Brooklyn Dodgers' Carl Erskine at Forbes Field on May 28th for his eighth home run in as many games. His consecutive record for round trippers would stand for thirty-one years until New York Yankee Don Mattingly finally equaled it in 1987.

Despite losing 13-6 to the St. Louis Cardinals on July 21st, the Brooklyn Dodgers' Junior Gilliam made twelve assists at second base to set a modern Major League record, while team captain Pee Wee Reese tallied his two-thousandth Major League hit - one of only five active players to reach the plateau.
***Beans Reardon was the center umpire flanked by umpires Larry Goetz and Lou Jorda. depicted in the iconic
Norman Rockwell painting "Bottom of the Sixth masterpiece"

Beans Reardon wrapped up his career in 1949, one which included five World Series, three All-Star Games and being the central figure of Norman Rockwell's iconic Bottom of the Sixth masterpiece. Just in case he wanted to watch a little National League baseball, Reardon was presented thIs from the Senior Circuit.
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