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1974 World Series Official
Batting Order Cards |
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Item Details |
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CIRCA -
1974
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SIZE
- 4.25"
x 7.25" Oakland
5.5" X 7" Los
Angeles
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PRICE GUIDE
-1970's Common Regular
Season:
$30.00-$60.00
-Games of Note:
$500.00-$1,500.00
Value will vary
based on game, team
and player demand.
Batting order cards
attributed to a
player milestone or
games of note carry
an added premium
accordingly.
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The examples
shown here are from game 3 of the 1974
World Series between the visiting club,
Los Angeles Dodgers, and the home team
Oakland Athletics. The "On
Road-Official Batting" card used by Los
Angeles for this game has a different
printing format than the "1974 Official
Batting Order" card used by Oakland.
The Los
Angeles "Visiting Managers copy" and
the Oakland "Official Scorer's Copy"
were both submitted to and used by the home plate umpire
Doug Harvey. Little attention was paid
to who received which copy.
Batting Order cards are submitted to
the umpire by the manager or coach of
each team before the game when they go
over the ground rules. The umpire keeps
one copy of the lineup card of each
team, and gives the second copy to the
opposing manager. This pair of lineup
cards came from the
Don Denkinger Collection,
and must have received them from home
plate umpire Doug Harvey after the
game.
The value for batting order lineup cards will vary based on
age, the lineup for that game, the
signature of the manager on the
original copy, team, stadium, and
accomplishments of noted players for
that game. As with all collectibles condition is important
but the crease caused by folding is normal. In general the value of a
lineup card from a common regular
season game from the 1970's era could start in the
$30.-$60. price range. The significance
of the game, noted players in the
lineup or personal milestones
accomplished will raise the value
accordingly.
Game 3 of the 1974 World Series was played on Tuesday, October 15, at
Oakland Coliseum. The Oakland Athletics
3,
Los Angeles Dodgers 2. (Oakland won the
Series 4 games to 1) Catfish Hunter
(OAK) 4th career World Series win of 5.
Bill Buckner (LAD) 1st career home run
of 1, Willie Crawford (LAD) 1st career
home run of 1. Oakland Manager Al Dark,
Los Angeles Manager Walter Alston. Home plate Umpire -
Doug Harvey.
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1974 World Series
Oakland Coliseum Official Batting Order
Cards |
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1974 World Series Los
Angeles On Road
Official Batting Order
Card Back |
1974 World Series Official
Batting Order
Card Back Oakland Ground Rules |
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