Ticket collectors, show us your tickets !

mr2686 · #1 09-14-2021, 02:50 PM

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 · #2 09-14-2021, 05:04 PM

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

mr2686 · #3 09-14-2021, 06:03 PM

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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 · #4 09-14-2021, 07:42 PM

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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 · #5 09-15-2021, 06:16 PM

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 · #6 09-15-2021, 07:19 PM

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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.

Carter08 · #7 09-15-2021, 07:36 PM

I just picked up this type 1 photo from the 1937 All Star game and a ticket to the game. My first on both fronts. Very cool game -- FDR threw out the first pitch, Gehrig homered, Dizzy Dean sadly got a liner in the toe that effectively ended the best part of his career. Anyway, love both.