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[bigfanNY]

Scott I know Ed Lafitte pitched a No No for Brooklyn in 1914 but I dont know how to date the stub. Have you picked up any stubs from any of the Federal leauge no hitters?

[mr2686]

Just picked up 4 more Catfish Hunter win ticket stubs...all low to fairly low attendance. It's been a good couple of weeks, and now time to take a break.

May 29, 1966 - Win #12 and attendance of 10,378
April 21, 1967 - Win #19 and Attendance of 7,729
July 8, 1972 - Win #104 and attendance of 7,087
Aug 2, 1972 - Win #108 and Attendance of 4,664

[guy3050]

a few Pete Rose's 4000th hit ticket stub , picked these up at last few weekend card shows in Montreal

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by guy3050

a few Pete Rose's 4000th hit ticket stub , picked these up at last few weekend card shows in Montreal

Guy, are those hard or easy to find? I was looking back a few years ago and I never came across one.

[guy3050]

Originally Posted by mr2686

Guy, are those hard or easy to find? I was looking back a few years ago and I never came across one.

They are not that easy to find ,I was just lucky to find these in a few weeks apart, for sure they are easier to find in my area there were 48000 people at the game pretty sure alot of them kept their ticket stub

[SteveS]

Here's my ticket to Capitoline from the 1866-'67 season. It was home to the Brooklyn Atlantic and other early teams, and many important match games were played there. In the winter, they used the field as a skating rink. I don't know whether this ticket was used for a baseball game, skating, or both. But it has a space for a Box #, which I'm not sure how that would be used for skating. In any event, I think it's pretty cool, and here's more information on Capitoline: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitoline_Grounds

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by SteveS

Here's my ticket to Capitoline from the 1866-'67 season. It was home to the Brooklyn Atlantic and other early teams, and many important match games were played there. In the winter, they used the field as a skating rink. I don't know whether this ticket was used for a baseball game, skating, or both. But it has a space for a Box #, which I'm not sure how that would be used for skating. In any event, I think it's pretty cool, and here's more information on Capitoline: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitoline_Grounds

If it's from 1866-1867 season that indicates it's a winter season, like hockey or basketball. I think it's safe to assume this was for the skating season.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by bigfanNY

Scott I know Ed Lafitte pitched a No No for Brooklyn in 1914 but I dont know how to date the stub. Have you picked up any stubs from any of the Federal leauge no hitters?

Hi Jonathan,
Sorry for the late response. I just saw your question this AM.
I have not found any dated tickets to any of the Federal League no-hitters...

[mrreality68]

I like the vintage tickets.
I especially like them when they can be matched up to a photo, or program or something from that specific game

[Schlesinj]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

I like the vintage tickets.
I especially like them when they can be matched up to a photo, or program or something from that specific game

That is what I like to do too.

Working on Babe Ruth Bows Out (need photo). I own the Uncle Jimmy Program with Ticket inside.

1927 World Series need Game 1, but have a program and just picked up a great photo that was taken just before WS on BST.

Joe D minor league hit streak, now have photo and the program.

1934 Japan World Tour I have game 1 ticket, been looking for a photo.

Next up is a photo of Reggie’s 3rd WS HR as I now have all the tickets.

[71buc]

In all likelihood this ticket has little meaning to anyone other me. I’m sharing it to give other ticket stub hunters hope and also to move this thread to the front. When I started searching for 1971 Pirates stubs I knew it was likely an impossible task. Those games were 50 years ago and the lowest attendance for a Pirate game that season was 3,114 fans. I was resigned to the fact that stubs like that would sink me. Then out of the blue a kind member ggary reached out to me to inform me that he purchased that very stub for me because he suspected I needed it. Wow! What a guy! Thanks Gary! For all of you searching for that elusive stub on your list don’t give up! Sometimes they fall in your lap out of the kindness of strangers.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by 71buc

In all likelihood this ticket has little meaning to anyone other me. I’m sharing it to give other ticket stub hunters hope and also to move this thread to the front. When I started searching for 1971 Pirates stubs I knew it was likely an impossible task. Those games were 50 years ago and the lowest attendance for a Pirate game that season was 3,114 fans. I was resigned to the fact that stubs like that would sink me. Then out of the blue a kind member ggary reached out to me to inform me that he purchased that very stub for me because he suspected I needed it. Wow! What a guy! Thanks Gary! For all of you searching for that elusive stub on your list don’t give up! Sometimes they fall in your lap out of the kindness of strangers.

Very cool! Nice job, Gary and congrats Mike!

[clydepepper]

1963 World series Game1 Ticket - Sandy Koufax PSA-DNA.jpg

[Dewey]

Kershaw (Best I've ever seen with my own eyes) win #1.