Baseball Ticket Stubs
Complete list of ticket stubs
This is my Ticket collection. This is not really a sales site, but a way to show my collection. I do trade, and have been known to sell on occasion. My main interest are 3k hit, 3k strikeout, 300 win and 500 HR. I also have interest in debuts and pre-War tickets.
Email for questions: jeffreygladish@gmail.com
Email for questions: jeffreygladish@gmail.com
Quick links (player): All | DiMaggio | Feller | Koufax | Mantle | Mays | Aaron | Jackie Robinson | Pete Rose | Ted Williams | Nolan Ryan | Frank Robinson
Quick links (event): All | 4 Home Runs | 300 Win | 500 HR | 3000th Hit | 3000th Strikeout | World Series | First / Last | Historic Games
| Thumb | Item Description |
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 Game 1956-09-03 | 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates G1: Jackie Robinson Double Hit #1,496, Roberto Clemente Hits #258 & #259 G2: Jackie Robinson Hit #1,497, Don Drysdale 6 Strikeouts #46 to #51 |
 Game 1956-09-03 | 1956 Milwaukee Braves vs. Cincinnati Redlegs Game 1: Hank Aaron HR #62, #63 & a Double (Hits #482 to #484), Frank Robinson HR #36 Game 2: Hank Aaron HR #64 & a Double (Hits #485 to #486), Ted Kluszewski HR #244 |
 First-Last 1956-09-07 | 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers vs. New York Giants Game 1: Willie Mays HR #144 & #145, Jackie Robinson 2 hits (#1498 & #1499), Red Schoendienst 2 hits - Final Game for Ralph Branca Game 2: Jackie Robinson hit (#1500), Carl Furillo HR #159, Don Newcombe Win #108. Game at Ebbets Field. |
 Game 1957-04-16 | 1957 Cincinnati Reds vs. St.Louis Cardinals (Opening Day) Stan Musial 4 Hits (#2782-#2785), Frank Robinson gets a Single (Hit #167) Wally Moon HR #48 and Bobby Smith HR #1. Herm Wehmeier gets the win for the Cards. Bobby Smith debut |
 Game 1957-05-26 | 1957 Philadelphia Phillies vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (Double Header) Game 1: Roberto Clemente 4 hits with a Triple and 5 RBIs (Hits #326 - #329), Bill Mazeroski (2 Singles) and Richie Ashburn (Double). Frank Baumholtz final MLB game. Game 2: Roberto Clemente 2 hits with a Double (Hits #330 - #331), Bill Mazeroski HR #5 of Career and Richie Ashburn 2 Singles. Attendance: 13,557 |
 Game 1957-06-13 | 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers vs Milwaukee Braves Henry Aaron Hits #591 & #592 Don Drysdale Strikeouts #110 to #113 |
 Game 1957-06-30 | 1957 St. Louis Cardinals vs. New York Giants (DH) Game 1: Willie Mays: Double & 2 Triples (Hits #792 - #794) Game 2: Stan Musial HR #370 & a Single (Hit #2875 & #2876); Willie Mays: Single (Hit #795) |
 Game 1957-07-04 | 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates G1: Sandy Koufax 2 Strikeouts #122 & #123 G2: Bill Mazeroski HR #9, Duke Snider HR #292. Don Newcombe Win |
 Game 1957-07-14 | 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Milwaukee Braves Gil Hodges HR #282, 6th career Walk-Off HR Red Schoendienst HR #74, 3rd career Lead-Off HR |
 Game 1957-07-19 | 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Chicago Cubs Game 1: Sandy Koufax 11 strikeouts (#123 - #134), Duke Snider HR #298, John Roseboro HR #1 (Walk-off), Bobby Morgan HR #50, Lee Walls 2 HR's #16 & #17. Game 2: Duke Snider HR #299. Final year at Ebbets Field. |
 Game 1957-08-08 | 1957 - Milwaukee Braves vs Cincinnati Redlegs Frank Robinson HR #56, Del Crandall HR #100, George Crowe HR #55 |
 Game 1957-08-22 | 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Milwaukee Braves Hank Aaron HR #101, Red Schoendienst HR #78, Eddie Mathews 3 hits including a double. Final year at Ebbets Field. |
 Grand Slam 1957-09-21 | 1957 New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox Ted Williams - Grand Slam (HR #454/GS #15 of 17) Hit #2343, Mickey Vernon HR #161, Joe Collins HR #86 (his last HR) and Mickey Mantle gets a Single (Hit #1080). Willard Nixon gets the win. Final game for: Tommy Byrne |
 Game 1957-09-22 | 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Philadelphia Phillies Duke Snider HR #315 & #316, Jim Gentile First hit and HR #1 of career, Richie Ashburn double. Don Drysdale Win #22. Next to last game at Ebbets Field Attendance: 6,662 |
 Game 1958-05-13 | 1958 Los Angeles Dodgers vs San Francisco Giants San Francisco Giants: Willie Mays 2 HRs (#194 and #195) and 5 hits (#943-#947), Orlando Cepeda HR career #9 and 4 hits (#31-#35), Daryl Spencer HRs #52 and #53 Los Angeles Dodgers: Gil Hodges HR #302, Carl Furillo HR #178, Charlie Neal HRs #19 and #20 of career, Duke Snider a RBI, Sandy Koufax strikeout #187 of career |
 Game 1958-06-05 | 1958 New York Yankees vs. Chicago White Sox G1: Mickey Mantle HR #215, Yogi Berra Single, Enos Slaughter 3 hits, Don Larsen win Earl Torgeson HR #131, Nellie Fox (Triple, Double, Single), Early Wynn a strikeout. Gil McDougald a hit #1018, a Run and 2 RBI's. G2: Mickey Mantle a walk and a run, Enos Slaughter an RBI Sherm Lollar HR #104, Nellie Fox (3 hits), Luis Aparicio 2 hits. Keyman Dating Guide 1958 Series A |
 Game 1958-06-27 | 1958 Milwaukee Braves vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Hank Aaron HR #122 and 2 Singles, John Roseboro HR #6 Sandy Koufax 15th career Win (8 Strikeouts #229 to #236), Dick Gray HR #7 |
 Grand Slam 1958-06-29 | 1958 Milwaukee Braves vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Hank Aaron Grand Slam (HR #124/GS #3 of 16), 4 Hits #788 to #791, Red Schoendienst a Double and 2 Singles, Eddie Mathews a Single and Del Crandall HR #112. For the Dodgers: Carl Furillo HR #181, Charlie Neal 2-HRs #26 and #27 of career, Dick Gray HR #8 and Duke Snider gets a Single. Don Drysdale has a bad day with 5 ERs and Bob Rush gets the win. |
 Game 1958-07-20 | 1958 New York Yankees vs Kansas City Athletics (DH) Game 1: Yogi Berra (HR #276, Walk-off HR), Enos Slaughter (4 hits including a triple). Gil McDougald 2 hits #1,050 & #1,051 and a Run. Game 2: Yogi Berra (2 Singles), Whitey Ford (Complete Game Shutout, Win #103 and Shutout #20 of 45). Gil McDougald hit #1,052. |
 Game 1958-07-21 | 1958 Boston Braves vs. St.Louis Cardinals Hank Aaron: 2 Singles & a Double (Hits #818 - #820); Stan Musial: Single (Hit #3062); Eddie Mathews: 2 Singles (Hit #977 & #978) Joe Adcock (HR #150) |
 Grand Slam 1958-07-29 | 1958 Detroit Tigers vs. Boston Red Sox Ted Williams - 2 HRs including his final Grand Slam (HR #472 & #473/GS #17 of 17), 7 RBIs and a Single: Hits #2439-#2441, Billy Martin HR #46, Charlie Maxwell HR #67 and Al Kaline gets a double Hit #815. Jim Bunning gets 3 strikeouts (#366-#368) and Tom Brewer gets the win. Attendance: 2,270 |
 Game 1958-08-02 | 1958 Milwaukee Braves vs. San Francisco Giants Hank Aaron: HR #134, 2 Doubles and a Single (Hit #837 - #840); Eddie Mathews: Single (Hit #990) Willie Mays: Single (Hit #1036) |
 Game 1958-08-27 | 1958 San Francisco Giants vs Milwaukee Braves Hank Aaron 5 hit game #881 to #885; Willie Mays hit #1,062 Game played at Seal Stadium |
 Game 1959-04-14 | 1959 Milwaukee Braves vs Philadelphia Phillies (Opening Day) Sparky Anderson 2nd & 3rd career hits, 2nd game played; Hank Aaron Hits #920 to #922; Warren Spahn 5 strikeouts (Joe Morgan [not Big Red Machine Morgan] Debut) |
 Game 1959-05-25 | 1959 Philadelphia Phillies vs. Milwaukee Braves Hank Aaron Single (Hit #986), Eddie Mathews: Double & Triple Richie Ashburn: Walk and a Run, Sparky Anderson (as a player) went 0 for 2. |
 Game 1959-06-23 | 1959 Detriot Tigers vs. Boston Red Sox Home runs by: Ted Williams (Career #485), Jackie Jensen (#172) and Frank Malzone (#42). |
 Game 1959-06-23 | 1959 Detriot Tigers vs. Boston Red Sox Home runs by: Ted Williams (Career #485), Jackie Jensen (#172) and Frank Malzone (#42). |
 First-Last 1959-07-04 | 1959 Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena Dedication The Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena has been home to: Los Angeles Lakers (NBA) (1960-1967), Los Angeles Kings (NHL) (1967), Los Angeles Clippers (NBA) (1984-1999), WrestleMania 2 (WWE) (1986), WrestleMania VII (WWE) (1991) |
 Game 1960-04-26 | 1960 New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox Yogi Berra: HR #302, Mickey Mantle: Single & Double and Bill Skowron: HR #90 Attendance only 9,012 |
 First-Last 1960-05-01 | 1960 Chicago White Sox vs. Detroit Tigers DH G1: 1st time Scoreboard Exploded at Comiskey Park, when Al Smith hit a two-run homer (HR #94) off Jim Bunning in the bottom of the first. Al Kaline HR #127 and a single (hits #1056 & #1057) G2: Al Kaline gets a single (hit #1058) & Ted Kluszewski gets a double. Em Lindbeck final game. |
 Games 1960-06-04 | 1960 Milwaukee Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds Hank Aaron HR #191 (Hit #1180), Eddie Mathews HR #310, |
 Game 1960-06-20 | 1960 Milwaukee Braves vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Hank Aaron 2 HRs #193 & #194 Don Drysdale 6 strikeouts |
 Game 1960-06-21 | 1960 Milwaukee Braves vs. San Francisco Giants Game 1: Hank Aaron HR #195 (hit #1197), Mays HR #262, double (hit #1,368 & #1,369), Orlando Cepeda HR #66, Joe Adcock HR #190 Game 2: Willie Mays single (hit #1,370), Red Schoendienst single |
 Game 1960-06-24 | 1960 Milwaukee Braves vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Hank Aaron HR #196, Frank Howard HR #9 Sandy Koufax 2 strikeouts |
 Game 1960-07-03 | 1960 New York Yankees vs. Detroit Tigers G1: Al Kaline hit #1104, Home runs by Frank Bolling #60 and Eddie Yost #126 Mickey Mantle 2 hits #1452 & #1453, Clete Boyer 5th career HR. Gil McDougald 2 hits (Single & Double, #1,243 & #1,244). Casey Wise final game G2: Mickey Mantle HR #299 hit #1454. Al Kaline hit #1105, Gil McDougald (Single) |
 Games 1960-07-07 | 1960 Milwaukee Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies Hank Aaron HR #202 (Hit #1219) Warren Spahn gets the full game shutout win with 10 strikeouts: Win #275, Shutout #48 & strikeouts (#1988 - #1997) |
 Game 1960-07-24 | 1960 New York Yankees vs. Chicago White Sox G1: Mickey Mantle 2 hits #1469 & #1470 Roy Sievers HR #131, Nellie Fox (2 hits, #2000 & #2001), Luis Aparicio a single G2: Mickey Mantle HR #304 and single, hits #1471 & #1472. Gil McDougald 2 hits (#1,257 & #1,258) |
 Game 1960-08-02 | 1960 Philadelphia Phillies vs. San Francisco Giants Game 1: Willie Mays: 3 Singles (Hits #1415, #1416 & #1417) Game 2: Willie Mays: Single (Hit #1418); Orlando Cepeda: Double; Juan Marichal: Strikeouts |
 Game 1960-09-27 | 1960 Philadelphia Phillies vs Milwaukee Braves Robin Roberts (Win #232 with 2 strikeouts) & Hank Aaron (Double hit #1301) Attendance: 4,060 |
 1961-04-11 | 1961 Cincinnati Reds vs. St.Louis Cardinals (Opening Day) Frank Robinson HR #166 (Hit #819), Richie Ashburn a Single (Hit #2377), Ron Santo a Single (Hit #88), Andre Rodgers HR #14, Wally Post HR #172 |
 Game 1961-05-21 | 1961 New York Yankees vs. Baltimore Orioles DH G1: Roger Maris HR #7 of 61, Whitey Ford gets complete game win with 4 strikeouts G2: Mickey Mantle 2 Doubles, Hoyt Wilhelm gets the Save Also have program from game Cover & Score sheet. Keyman Dating Guide for: 1961 Series C |
 Game 1961-07-02 | 1961 New York Yankees vs. Washington Senators Roger Maris 2 HRs #29 & #30 of 61, Mickey Mantle HR #28 of 54. Also have program from game Cover & Score sheet. Keyman Dating Guide for: 1961 Series C |
 Games 1961-07-26 | 1961 New York Yankees vs. Chicago White Sox Mickey Mantle HR #39 of 54 of 1961. Johnny Blanchard has 2 HRs and Clete Boyer also has a HR. |
 Games 1961-08-04 | 1961 New York Yankees vs. Minnesota Twins Roger Maris hits HR #41 of 61 from 1961 Home run race Harmon Killebrew hits HR #117, Johnny Blanchard and Elston Howard also have HRs. |
 Game 1961-08-12 | 1961 Milwaukee Braves vs. Chicago Cubs Hank Aaron HR #249, Eddie Mathews 2 hits, 2 runs and 2 RBIs Home runs also by: George Altman, Don Cardwell & Frank Thomas |
 First-Last 1962-04-10 | 1962 Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Cincinnati Reds First MLB game at Dodger Stadium Eddie Kasko gets the first hit, a Double. Wally Post The first HR. Cincinnati picks up the win with Bob Purkey. Debut of Cookie Rojas 5x All-Star. |
 Game 1962-07-02 | 1962 San Francisco Giants vs New York Mets Willie Mays HR #341 (Hit #1754), Orlando Cepeda 3 Singles & a Stolen Base, Jim Davenport HR #44, Juan Marichal 3 Strikeouts |
 Game 1963-07-28 | 1963 Milwaukee Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds Frank Robinson HR #254 Hank Aaron & Tommie Aaron play in game together Pete Rose's 100th Game Played |
 Game 1963-08-28 | 1963 Cleveland Indians vs. Chicago White Sox (DH) Game 1: Nellie Fox (last career HR, #35), Joe Adcock (a RBI), Early Wynn (strikeout) Game 2: Nellie Fox (Double), Attendance: 7,777 |
 Game 1963-09-02 | 1963 San Francisco Giants vs. Chicago Cubs DH G1: Lou Brock 2 hits, Gaylord Perry 4 strikeouts (strikeouts #65 to #68) John Boccabella Debut G2: Ron Santo 2 HRs (#73 & #74) including a Grand-Slam (#2 of 6 GS) |
 Grand Slam 1963-09-04 | 1963 Cleveland Indians vs. Baltimore Orioles Luis Aparicio: Grand Slam (HR #34 of Career, 1st of 2 Career GSs) and a Single (Hits #1207 & #1208); Robin Roberts: Win #257 and 3 Strikeouts (SO #2083 - #2085) Attendance: 2,648 |
 First-Last 1963-09-09 | 1963 Kansas City Athletics vs New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Hit #1,866 Jose Santiago (1968 All-Star) Debut 1st Win and Strikeout & Dick Green (3x WS) Debut |
 World Series 1963-10-02 | 1963 World Series Game 1 Los Angeles Dodgers win game 1: 5 to 2 over the New York Yankees. Sandy Koufax masterpiece complete game win with 15 strikeouts. |
 World Series 1963-10-03 | 1963 World Series Game 2 Los Angeles Dodgers win game 2: 4 to 1 over the New York Yankees. Bill Skowron HR & Tommy Davis has 2 triples. Johnny Podres win with 4 strikeouts. |
 Game 1964-05-15 | 1964 Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose 4 hits (2 of 73, 4+ hit games; hits #191 to #194) Frank Robinson HR #266; Billy Williams HR #82; Andre Rodgers HR #35 |
 Game 1964-05-20 | 1964 New York Yankees vs Minnesota Twins Harmon Killebrew HR #233 & #234 Johnny Blanchard HR #57 |
 Game 1964-07-05 | 1964 Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Mets Sandy Koufax Win #105 with 5 Strikeouts #1,601 to #1,605; Willie Davis HR #48, Double & SB |
 Game 1964-07-22 | Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Houston Colt .45s Sandy Koufax Win #108 12 Strikeouts #1,631 to #1,642; Don Larsen gets a strikeout for the Houston Colt .45s |
 Game 1965-05-25 | 1965 Chicago White Sox vs. Detroit Tigers Al Kaline 3 Hits (Hits #1872 to #1874). Ron Hansen HR #75. Jack Hamilton pitched 1.1 innings with 1 Strikeout. |
 World Series 1965-10-10 | 1965 World Series Game 4 Harmon Killebrew (first of 3 WS Home runs) & Tony Oliva both hit Home runs for the Twins. Don Drysdale gets the win (3rd and last WS win) with 11 strikeouts. Wes Parker & Lou Johnson both hit Home runs for the Dodgers. |
 First-Last 1966-04-19 | 1966 California Angels First Game at Anaheim Stadium California Angels First Game at Anaheim Stadium Rick Reichardt Home run is the first hit and Tommy John gets first win @ Anaheim Stadium |
 First-Last 1966-05-12 | 1966 First Game at Busch Stadium II St. Louis Cardinals (4) vs. Atlanta Braves (3) First play: Felipe Alou Groundout vs pitcher Ray Washburn. Felipe Alou would later have 2 HRs (#124 & #125); Hank Aaron gets a walk Site of the following World Series: 1967, '68, '82, '85, '87 & 2004 |
 Game 1966-07-17 | 1966 Pittsburgh Pirates vs. San Francisco Giants (Double Header) Game 1: Willie McCovey (HR #183); Hits by: Willie Mays (#2470, #2471 (3B)), Roberto Clemente (#1940), Bill Mazeroski (#1452, #1453 (2B)), Stargell (#440). Game 2: Don Clendenon (HR #63); Hits by: Willie Mays (#2472), W McCovey (#757) Roberto Clemente (#1941 (3B), Bill Mazeroski (#1454 (2B)). |
 Game 1966-08-01 | 1966 Pittsburgh Pirates vs Los Angeles Dodgers Roberto Clemente 3 Hits including a Triple (Hits #1,959 to #1,961) Sandy Koufax 9 Strikeouts (#2,281 to #2,289) |
 Game 1966-08-13 | 1966 Baltimore Orioles vs. Washington Senators Jim Palmer picks up the win for his 18th career win and gets 7 strikeouts (#176 to #182). |
 Game 1966-09-28 | 1966 Atlanta Braves vs. San Francisco Giants Gaylord Perry Win #45 with 4 strikeouts (#593 to #596). Hank Aaron Single (Hit #2431),Willie McCovey 2 Singles, 2 Runs & an RBI. HRs by Tito Fuentes, Rico Carty & Mack Jones. |
 Game 1967-06-25 | 1967 New York Yankees vs Detroit Tigers Al Kaline Hit #2,164, Mickey Mantle Hit #2,249 Triple Play: Horace Clarke-Ruben Amaro-Mickey Mantle 4-6-3 The first of Two Triple Plays Mantle would be involved in. The other being 6-03-1968 |
 Game 1967-07-28 | 1967 Cincinnati Reds vs Chicago Cubs Tony Perez HR #35; Pete Rose hit #831 Fergie Jenkins win #21 |
 Game 1968-04-25 | 1968 Chicago Cubs vs. Atlanta Braves Chicago wins 5 to 2 where Ron Santo hits 2 HRs (career #201 & #202), Ernie Banks has a Single and Billy Williams has 5 putouts. For Atlanta: Hank Aaron get 3 hits (#2633 to #2635) Felipe Alou hits his 166th HR and Bob Tillman hits his 53rd HR. Fergie Jenkins gets the complete game win (Career win #31) with 7 strikeouts (career #418 to #424) |
 Historic-Games 1968-05-31 | 1968 Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants Don Drysdale gets his record setting 5th consecutive Shutout Win. He gets 7 strikeouts in the game. Ticket is graded as PSA 5. |
 Historic-Games 1968-06-04 | 1968 Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates Don Drysdale gets his record setting 6th consecutive Shutout Win. He gets 8 strikeouts in the game. Ticket is graded as PSA 2 (MK). |
 Game 1968-06-16 | 1968 New York Mets vs San Francisco Giants G1: Willie Mays HR #576; Cleon Jones HR #19 G2: Willie Mays Triple |
 Game 1968-06-29 | 1968 New York Yankees vs Oakland Athletics G1: Mickey Mantle HR #529; Reggie Jackson HR #10; G2: Mickey Mantle Double |
 Game 1968-07-17 | 1968 Cincinnati Reds vs Los Angeles Dodgers Leo Cardenas HR #66; Vada Pinson 2 Doubles & SB |
 Game 1968-08-16 | 1968 Boston Red Sox vs Detroit Tigers Al Kaline HR #311 Denny McLain Win #25 of 31. Major League Baseball's first 30-game winner since Dizzy Dean won 30 in 1934. In 1931, Lefty Grove won 31. |
