Our Brooklyn Dodger History!

[Bklyn Boy since 1936]

Ticket Stubs from all 7 1955 Series games as shown on Hunt Auctions

[Bklyn Boy since 1936]

From Hunt Auction

[Bklyn Boy since 1936]

Loe Durocher's 1947 NL Championship Ring Sold on Hunt Auctions for about $12,500.
Photo from Hunt Auction

[DODGER DEB]

Here is OUR 1955 World Series Game 7 Ticket to OUR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP.......OUR MOMENT IN TIME...

From an eBay listing!

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[DODGER DEB]

OUR 1943 BROOKLYN DODGERS.....Leo Durocher, Manager..

Recognize any of OUR players?

I see Freddy Fitz, Billy Herman, Ducky Medwick, and I think Augie Galan.

From an eBay listing.

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[Paulmcall]

You can also see 54 photos (many never published before until now) in my book Ebbets Field: Brooklyn's Baseball Shrine. It's available from Authorhouse.com or you can get an autographed copy from me at [email protected].
That Casey Stengel photo is in the book.

[DODGER DEB]

Here are two nice photos of OUR DODGERS, ED ALBOSTA and PAUL CHERINKO, taken around the early-mid 1940's....

Can anyone tell US about these two players?

From an eBay listing.

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[Yankeebiscuitfan]

Here is OUR 1955 World Series Game 7 Ticket to OUR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP.......OUR MOMENT IN TIME...

From an eBay listing!

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Don't you have yours anymore? You went to THAT game as well.

[DODGER DEB]

Don't you have yours anymore? You went to THAT game as well.

Of course, I have mine, yr! ALL my tickets are in a safe place...which I look at, from time to time........and just SMILE!!!

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[DODGER DEB]

The 1947 NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS - OUR BROOKLYN DODGERS.....

From an eBay listing.

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[Yankeebiscuitfan]

Of course, I have mine, yr! ALL my tickets are in a safe place...which I look at, from time to time........and just SMILE!!!

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If, some day, you are willing to get rid of them, just ship them to a certain address in the Netherlands

[DODGER DEB]

If, some day, you are willing to get rid of them, just ship them to a certain address in the Netherlands

.......GET RID OF THEM???? You can't be serious with that statement, yr.

NEVER!!!!!

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[DODGER DEB]

How many of you remember THIS PLACE........and how many of you spent time in there?

From an eBay listing.

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[Yankeebiscuitfan]

.......GET RID OF THEM???? You can't be serious with that statement, yr.

NEVER!!!!!

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Of course I am not. But I wouldn't mind to own them. I think most people in Holland will not realise what these tickets are worth. And then I am not talking about the historical value.

[Bklyn Boy since 1936]

Here are two nice photos of OUR DODGERS, ED ALBOSTA and PAUL CHERINKO, taken around the early-mid 1940's....

Can anyone tell US about these two players?
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From what I can tell, Cherinko was a Catcher who played in 30 games in 1937 and 12 games in 1938. He had a very undistiguished career of 75 ABs, 11 Hits, 1 Run, 5 RBIs, 16 SOs and a total BA of .147.

Albosta Pitched in 1941 and had a 0-2 record with a 6.23 ERA. He pitched a total of 13 innings and gave up 11 hits, 8 Walks and had 5 Ks. After that, he must have gone into the service and Pitched for Pittsburgh in 1946 with an 0-6 recordn and a 6.13 ERA in 17 games with 6 saves, 44 Walks and 19 Ks.