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[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.

Scorebook Satchel Paige game.jpg

[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

baberuthpitching.jpg

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by thekingofclout

... messy is a good thing when it comes to old scorecards, IMO...

Thanx, I agree, I love the well loved ones.

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

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

That's a very cool display, Scott.

[ValKehl]

This is the most significant ticket stub in Washington's MLB history, and this won't change when the Nationals win the 2012 World Series!
Val

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

This is the most significant ticket stub in Washington's MLB history,

You ain't kidding Val, they just don't get any better than that!

[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.