Post any Tickets, Photos, Programs, etc. That have to do with

[thekingofclout]

a Famous and/or Historic play/game.

I'll kick it off with this Famous play from a very Historic game...

The GIANTS win the Pennant!
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Be it a Ticket Stub, Program, or Photograph, show what ya got guys!

[David Atkatz]

"It only takes one to hit it."

[MVSNYC]

here's a couple...

[jgmp123]

Ticket Stubs from Game 2 and Game 3.
Programs from Game 5 and Game 6.

[David Atkatz]

"Today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth."

[David Atkatz]

Chesbro's wild pitch--October 10, 1904.

[Scott Garner]

Here are some items related to Dan Larsen's 1956 World Series perfect game.
Enjoy!

[cjedmonton]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Here are some items related to Dan Larsen's 1956 World Series perfect game.
Enjoy!

Just a follow up to your theme, Scott!

Game 5 Program, signed by Don Larsen, Billy Martin, and Larry Goetz



1st page



Dodgers Scorecard



Yankees Scorecard

[Exhibitman]

Yankees' last championship for 18 years clinched in this game. Reggie hit one off Welch to cap it.

[71buc]

The Tickets below are from games I have attended. Not necessarily historic but I certainly enjoyed them all. Ryan’s Last Game, Randy Johnson Ks 19 (LH record) and gives up a 538ft HR to McGwire, we were in the cheap seats and the ball still went over our heads, opening week at Arlington, Nolan’s 6th no hitter (I missed that one), Ryan vs. Clemens ( 16 inning 15Ks and 3 runs between them awesome game!), Griffey JR & SR first game together, McGwire tickets for Hrs. 60 and 61( We sat in Big Mac Land), The photo is of Don Larsen a few days after the Perfect game. The slug explains that he had returned to clean out his locker. The players around him are the NY Football Giants, 1951 World Series Program Joes D's last appearance, Dugout lineup card from K-Rods 62nd save, (I have posted this one here before) ball hit McGwire to set AL rookie HR record and tie the MLB record.

[Scott Garner]

Mike,
You have a great collection of items there! I especially like the K-Rod lineup card and the Big Mac rookie signed ball.

BTW, the Ryan vs. Clemens game played on 9/7/92 (Texas Heat # 3) was an excellent one, but my guy Ryan was outmatched by Rocket Roger in this game. That being said, I recall that Nolan left this game in the eighth or ninth inning with an injury.

FYI, I believe that this game only went the standard 9 innings, not 16. Nolan's high water mark was 12 innings. He did this twice in his 27 year career...

Here is a scan of Red Sox broadcasting great Ken Coleman's personal scoresheet from Texas Heat # 1 which featured Texas flamethrowers Nolan Ryan and Rocket Roger Clemens in their first hookup. Ryan won this one 2-1.

I'm also including a scan of season ticket stubs to Texas Heat # 1 and # 2. Overall, Roger won two of the three games where they faced off. No matter what the outcome, the fans in attendance walked away the winners!

[71buc]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Mike,
You have a great collection of items there! I especially like the K-Rod lineup card and the Big Mac rookie signed ball.

BTW, the Ryan vs. Clemens game played on 9/7/92 (Texas Heat # 3) was an excellent one, but my guy Ryan was outmatched by Rocket Roger in this game. That being said, I recall that Nolan left this game in the eighth or ninth inning with an injury.

FYI, I believe that this game only went the standard 9 innings, not 16. Nolan's high water mark was 12 innings. He did this twice in his 27 year career...

Here is a scan of Red Sox broadcasting great Ken Coleman's personal scoresheet from Texas Heat # 1 which featured Texas flamethrowers Nolan Ryan and Rocket Roger Clemens in their first hookup. Ryan won this one 2-1.

I'm also including a scan of season ticket stubs to Texas Heat # 1 and # 2. Overall, Roger won two of the three games where they faced off. No matter what the outcome, the fans in attendance walked away the winners!

Scott,
Impressive group of items you posted, as always. What I meant was sixteen innings of pitching combined between the two. Ryan gave up all three runs in the nine inning game.

[D. Broughman]

1925 tickets and picture of Navin Field, 1935 letter asking for passes and 1984 tickets

[earlywynnfan]

WWII Service game held at Cleveland's cavernous stadium. The program isn't that rare, but the ticket is. Unfortunately, my ticket is packed up right now.

Ken

[ramram]

Satchel Paige's first Major League win on 7/15/1948 as noted in radio announcer Claude Haring's scorebook. "Page" won in relief against the Philadephia A's 8-5.

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[doug.goodman]

It's a bit messy, but here's a scorecard from the Oct 1, 1933 game where the Babe beat his old team for his 94th career victory. He also hit a home run that day (#686).

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

It's a bit messy, but here's a scorecard from the Oct 1, 1933 game where the Babe beat his old team for his 94th career victory.He also hit a home run that day (#686).

What a terrific piece, Doug! And messy is a good thing when it comes to old scorecards, IMO. Here's a TYPE 1 Photo from Babe's 93rd career win, also at the expense of the Bo Sox!

Sept. 28th, 1930 on the last day of the season. Babe hurled a complete game victory against his former team the Boston Red Sox. The final score was 9-3. Read about it here: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/17/sp...ll/17ruth.html

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[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

It's a bit messy, but here's a scorecard from the Oct 1, 1933 game where the Babe beat his old team for his 94th career victory.He also hit a home run that day (#686).

Hi Doug,
Here is a ticket to the Big Bam's last game pitching which compliments your great scorecard.