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  The Quick Print Official Baseball Score Card April 30, 1941 Restaurant Place Mat
   
 
  • CIRCA - 1941
  • MANUFACTURER - The Quick Print
  • SIZE - 12" x 18"
  • PRICE GUIDE - $30.00-$40.00
    Excellent - Near Mint Condition
 
 
NOTES:
 
    In the late 1930s place mats were being used quite extensively in the place of table cloths. Some homes used paper dollies to obtain the same effect, and thus eliminating laundering. Restaurants soon picked up on the idea of using paper placemats. Unlike the modern paper placemat, which measure about 10 by 14 inches, the standard size for placemats by the 1940s was 12 by 18 inches. They were also made of heavier paper.

 Placemats such as these were used by restaurants to keep their patrons entertained, educated, and amused while they were waiting for their meals to be served. They were meant to be used once and discarded. In 1941, The Quick Print company located at 1223 Washington Avenue in Racine Wisconsin, produced this Official Baseball Score Card placemat. It was one of the earliest placemats made for commercial use, providing advertisement for local businesses.

 Placemat advertisers include: L. Matagrano & sons, distributor for Blatz beer; 2-Way Tavern; Earl Snyder's White Diner; Washington Liquor Mart; Coca-Cola; Dine and Dance "Nite Spots," listing a number of taverns, and clubs. Many of these establishments most likely used the placemats.

 Center-stage is the Wednesday April 30, 1941 - Seventeenth Season, No 17" score Card. To the right of a blank space, are "Today's Home Runs"  listing the player's last name, team and inning, of home runs hit that day. Noted home runs hit: Cardinals Johnny Mize, Yankees Joe Gordon, Dodges Joe Medwick, Cardinals Enos Slaughter, and Tigers Rudy York. Below are the scores for the American League, National League, and the American Association. Individual line scores are provided for each team, pitchers, and catcher.


 
 
The Quick Print 1941 Official Baseball Score Card Placemat
The Quick Print Official Baseball Score Card The Quick Print 1936 Newspaper Ad

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