May 8, 1970 New York Yankees at California Angels Baseball ticket stub from Anaheim Stadium.  Angels won 4-3.  Jim Spencer and Roger Repoz homered for the Angels and Ron Woods homered for the Yankees.  10,647 fans were in attendance.

Condition: Light wear.

To see the other Baseball tickets and stubs I currently have listed on eBay, please click on the following link: http://stores.ebay.com/SCOTT-DALOISIO-SPORTS/BASEBALL-TICKETS-STUBS-/_i.html?_fsub=7555635&_sid=334291&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322

The line that reads “VINTAGE SPEEDWAY” only appears on the photo on the Internet (to prevent theft).  It will not be on the photo you receive.  

The Photos:  All prints are made off of original negative I shot in the 1980s.  No copy negatives here, all are quality made from the original negatives.  Great for getting autographs.

Shipping: We take care and ship all photos in rigid, specialized photo mailers. 

The Discount: Buy nine different photos at one time and get a tenth one free. 

Be sure to check back with our eBay “SPEEDWAY MOTORCYCLE PHOTOS” for more pictures.  We have approximately 25,000 negatives and we will be adding photos constantly.    

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