SOLD Beer Night 2 Ticket - Cleveland Indians 1974

[Shoeless Moe]

Everyone has heard of Beer Night. On June 4 1974 the Cleveland Indians hosted their first .10 cent Beer Night and it turned into a riot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohvjLTZnH48


This ticket for sale is however for:

The next Beer Night promotion on July 18 attracted 41,848 fans with beer again selling for 10 cents per cup but with a limit of two cups per person at the reduced price, and minus the riot:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Cent_Beer_Night

There is only 1 ticket graded by PSA to this game.

Great stub for any Cleveland Indians fan or neat addition to any Ticket Collection.

$50 shipped. (no tax, no buyer premium, no additional shipping & handling) paypal friends and family preferred.

[Shoeless Moe]

Ten-Cent Beer Night probably sums up the "bad old days" of the Indians (things, thankfully, took a major turn for the better in the 1990s) as well as anything, and it was obviously a big story nationwide. At a press conference the next day, reporters pelted team president Ted Bonda with questions about the promotion and the way it was handled. At one point, an exasperated Bonda threw up his hands.

"Gentlemen!" he said. "You're giving beer a bad name!"

Maybe there's a tiny tinge of truth within that remark, because another fact that gets lost to history is that the infamous Ten-Cent Beer Night wasn't even the last Ten-Cent Beer Night in Cleveland. The Indians held another one that July 18.

That time, the crowd was even larger, but the promotion went off without a hitch.

And if you dig a little deeper, you'll uncover something interesting about July 18, 1974:

There was no full moon.

[Shoeless Moe]

and Sold