1949 INDIANSv RED SOX ticket/Ted Williams Hit/Record 84 GM On Base Streak⚾️

Step back in time with a piece of baseball history on 8/28/1949, as you witness the Cleveland Indians take on the Boston Red Sox. This program offers you a front-row seat to an iconic game where Ted Williams is on a remarkable 84-game on-base streak. It's a must-have for any serious collector or baseball aficionado, capturing the vintage essence of America's favorite pastime.

This vintage ticket stub from 1949 is a must-have for any serious baseball fan or collector. It is a part of baseball legend Ted Williams incredible record of being on base for 84 consecutive games.  Ted Williams streak to me is equal to Joe’s 56 game hitting streak but is greatly over looked. Ted’s on base streak ran from July 1 - September 27 , more than half of the season.

Immerse yourself in the nostalgia of the 1949 Major League Baseball season with this authentic game program. Not only does it serve as a tribute to the storied Boston Red Sox team, but it also encapsulates the rich tradition of MLB. Perfect for rounding out your vintage sports memorabilia collection or gifting to a history lover of the sport.

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1949 Ted Williams MVP Ticket 84 GM On Base Streak  LL  HR/RBI Boston Red Sox⚾️

Ted Williams, one of the best and most loved athletes of all times.Ted won two triple crowns, six batting titles, two MVP awards.Mr Boston Red Sox. Known as the greatest hitters who ever lived. Last player to hit 406. Voted best player of the decade 1950's. First home run 1939, last in his last at bat at Fenway Park in 1960. Missed five prime years fighting in two wars, an American war hero and top pilot, flew with John Glenn, a leader of the Jimmy Fund to fight children's cancer, a world respected fisherman, manager of the year in 1969 with the Washington Senators. Brought fans to their feet and light up a room when he spoke. He knew the art of hitting like no other. Moody but a great autograph signer as I got him myself in the 1960's with Jim Thorpe. A big laugh and a tragic death. An American Icon. This man offers tons of items to be collected and displayed: cards, tickets, publications, odd ball and none better than a teddy ballgame autograph. See his items in my Ebay store.