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02-12-2020, 08:37 AM
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Jeff, this is strange. Looking at the one in Lelands, their description mentions that, although not pictured, they also included in the lot the line-up card for the Reds. Whenever I have acquired line-up cards from a noteworthy game, they included both teams. If you were a manager or the umpire, why wouldn't you just keep the extra slip of paper from a game as important as this one?
Dugout cards are usually sold for just one team since they may not have had access to the other teams dugout, but from my experience official line-up cards for major games are usually sold in pairs. We may never know the correct answer, but I lean more to the Lelands cards as the ones from the game. Rick 
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