Went to a auction the other night with my in laws and came home with these:
1972 World Series Program
A coin From 1968 (I think)
and an insert from 1978 Cincinnati Enquirer when Rose got his 3000th hit
Went to a auction the other night with my in laws and came home with these:
1972 World Series Program
A coin From 1968 (I think)
and an insert from 1978 Cincinnati Enquirer when Rose got his 3000th hit
I found a box of those type of coins when I was a kid with a Fred Lynn Royal Cola can. Everything was pretty rusted though.
I recall the Fred Lynn pop can was made out of steel and not aluminom.
"(Shoeless Joe Jackson's fall from grace is one of the real tragedies of baseball. I always thought he was more sinned against than sinning." -- Connie Mack
"I have the ultimate respect for Whitesox fans. They were as miserable as the Cubs and Redsox fans ever were but always had the good decency to keep it to themselves. And when they finally won the World Series, they celebrated without annoying every other fan in the country."--Jim Caple, ESPN (Jan. 12, 2011)
Yup your right..1971..thats what I get for not doing my homework first
I collect a lot of Pete Rose stuff. I am trying to find a large resolution photo of the situation with Dave Pallone. I have found several small photos but I would love to blow it up into a 16 X 20 and have Rose and Pallone to sign.
Swingbelly, what did you end up paying for each (if you don't mind me asking)?
Tom Tresh George Kell Mark Fidrych Bob Feller
Ernie Harwell Soupy Sales Alex Chilton Sparky Anderson
Joe Nuxhall Gary Carter MCA Emanuel Steward
Sonny Elliot Dave Brubeck Earl Weaver Stan Musial
Jonathan Winters Neil Armstrong Roger Ebert Anthony Zahler
Ray Manzarek
I went to an Elvis Costello & The Attractions concert on Friday Night, May 5, 1978 at the now defunct Capitol Theater in Passaic, NJ. The Nick Lowe & Dave Edmunds band, "Rockpile" and Willy De Ville were the opening acts. When I got home after midnight I learned from TV news that Pete Rose had gotten his 3,000th hit that night. B][/B](Wow, that really dates me!)
Yes. I always thought it was a young Ryan, so I thought much earlier than 1980. As Robert E. Lee would say, "Too bad. Too bad,"
And, apologies, but I had to remove the picture per site rules. Thanks to Nimrod, though, inquiring minds can find the actual picture elsewhere if they have not already.
Tom Tresh George Kell Mark Fidrych Bob Feller
Ernie Harwell Soupy Sales Alex Chilton Sparky Anderson
Joe Nuxhall Gary Carter MCA Emanuel Steward
Sonny Elliot Dave Brubeck Earl Weaver Stan Musial
Jonathan Winters Neil Armstrong Roger Ebert Anthony Zahler
Ray Manzarek
Tom Tresh George Kell Mark Fidrych Bob Feller
Ernie Harwell Soupy Sales Alex Chilton Sparky Anderson
Joe Nuxhall Gary Carter MCA Emanuel Steward
Sonny Elliot Dave Brubeck Earl Weaver Stan Musial
Jonathan Winters Neil Armstrong Roger Ebert Anthony Zahler
Ray Manzarek
I know that Pete Rose committed a heinous act...I get it but I have to admit that Pete's baseball playing days set an example with me that to this day, I still remember the lessons and apply them. Before anyone says it, I realize that based on published reports, he was a lousy father and not a very good husband either. Pete Rose the player was not the best hitter in the game, he was not the fastest runner, and he did not possess the strongest arm in the game. However he worked hard and hustled for everything that he got. He willed himself to be the best that he could be. I always followed that example in life. I am not the most intelligent guy in the world, I am not the best looking guy in the world, and I am not the strongest guy in the world. However I would like to think that I give everything in life 100% and I am a better person for following the example that Pete Rose established in my life very early. With that being said, I collect a lot of Rose signed items and I have met him several times. He has never disappointed me and has always been cordial.
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