1916 Chicago Pass Ticket Shoeless Joe Jackson Black Sox /Babe Ruth 20 Win⚾️

Description: 1916 Chicago White Sox Pass Ticket Shoeless Joe Jackson Black Sox Babe Ruth 20 Win Valid for 1916 season at Chicago White Sox . On September 17, at Comiskey Park Babe Ruth pitched a complete game victory for his 20 win of the year striking out five batters including Eddie Collins. Babe Ruth also had a RBI for the Red Sox as his teamates Harry Hooper had four hits and Duffy Lewis two hits. The white Sox Eddie Collins and Joe Jackson got hits. Eddie Cicotte strikeout two as did HOFer Red Faber. The Red Sox went on to be World champs winning the World Series. Ruth lead the league in game starts 40, shutouts 9 and ERA 1.75. He also had three HR and 16 RBI. The 1916 White sox were led by Shoeless Joe Jackson who lead the league in hits with 204, batted .341 with two HRS. Beside Ruth the following pitchers won games at Comiskey Park : Stan Coveleski, Red Faber,Ed Plank, Carl Mays and Eddie Cicotte (208 lifetime wins) one of the eight players along with Shoeless Joe Jackson and Buck Weaver who played in this game were all banned for life for throwing the 1919 World series. tey This pass is part of history connecting the baseball season before ,during and after the 1919 World Series which was a turning point in Baseball history as the new first commisioner Kenesw Landis was elected to clean the mess and server in office from 1920-1945 and played a role in banning blacks as when he left office the new Commissioner Happy Chandler opened the door for Jackie Robinson. The 1919 Black sox scandle and the rise of Babe Ruth along with intergration in 1947 is perhaps the two biggest moments affecting the future of the game. Chicago Evening Post sportswriter Malcolm MacLean was the man Charles Comiskey personally chose to score the 1919 World Series. He owned and signed this pass see COA letter. Among his duties was to decide every ball hit if it was either an error or a hit. Thus, MacLean was one of the first to figure out that something fishy was up. Presented here for auction is this 1916 Comiskey Park ticket cover press pass signed by Malcolm MacLean (comes with a letter of authenticity on the signature by Steve Grad). Charles Comiskey's stamped signature is also on this, although somewhat faded. This artifact of baseball history came from Malcolm MacLean's personal collection of passes obtained from his estate. 1916 was Shoeless Joe Jackson's 1st season with the White Sox. Tremendous visual graphics on this piece showing Comiskey Park (the stadium where the Fix took place in 1919) with the Ticket Sales Stand in front of the stadium and the neighborhood around the park. Be hard pressed to find a better looking pass ticket from this era.

Price: 2499 USD

Location: Winthrop, Massachusetts

End Time: 2024-11-20T22:01:35.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5.99 USD