My Vintage Minneapolis Millers & St. Paul Saints Collection

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1951 Minneapolis Millers Full Ticket--Willie Mays’ Home Run #4

Newest addition. Thought this was a neat item!

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Game Used Bats from Ray Mueller, Lou Clinton and Don Zimmer.

Ray Mueller was a member of the Millers 1955 JWS Championship Team and Lou Clinton was a member of the Millers 1958 JWS Championship Team. I now have 12 GU Bats from the 1955 Championship Team and 6 GU bats from the 1958 Championship team.

Zimmer played for the St. Paul Saints in 1953 and 1954, winning the American Association Rookie of the Year in 1953 with the Saints!

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This beautiful cabinet is of the 1887 Millers. Shown is Robert Foster who put the team together and managed it, and his brother Elmer Foster who stared on the team and is featured in the Old Judge set, among other things, as a member of the spotted tie subset. This team also featured many players who would go on to play higher level baseball and who were also featured in the Old Judge set(Hawes, Murphy, Patton, Winkleman, Krueger, Murray, Shaw, Tuckerman, Knopf, etc). This cabinet is available for trade(oldjudge@gmail.com)

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1958 Minneapolis Millers Home Club Lineup Card - Signed by Manager Gene Mauch!

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1919 Ed Monroe New York Yankees transfer contract to St. Paul Baseball Club - Signed by New York Yankees President Jacob Ruppert.

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Still in awe of that 1877 Red Caps composition.

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Joe Glenn - Minneapolis Millers (1933)

1933-35 Joe Glenn Hillerich & Bradsby Game Used Bat

Glenn hit .333 with 17 home runs and 91 RBIs for Minneapolis in 1933. When the Millers’ season ended he moved back up to the Yankees and was the catcher when Babe Ruth made his final appearance as a pitcher. Seven years later, Glenn was also the catcher when Ted Williams took the mound for two innings for the Red Sox. Glenn played on four New York Yankees World Series Championship teams - 1932, 1936-38.