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  "My Greatest Thrill In Baseball" Premium Record
As Told by Gil Hodges Whitey Ford Johnny Antonelli
 
"My Greatest Thrill In Baseball" 78 RPM Record
Item Details
  • CIRCA - 1955
  • RECORD LABEL DCA (Doughnut Corporation of America)
  • CATALOG NUMBER - DCA-1 & 2
  • SIZE - 7"
  • SPEED -  78 RPM
  • PRICE GUIDE - $30.00 - $60.00
    Excellent - Near Mint Condition

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NOTES:
 
    The Doughnut Corporation of America issued a premium record in 1955; "My Greatest Thrill In Baseball" as told by; Brooklyn Dodger Gil Hodges, New York Yankee, Whitey Ford, and New York Giant Johnny Antonelli.
 
 -Gil Hodges starts it off, recalling his greatest thrill, in a game played against the Boston Braves. On  August 31, 1950. Hodges became the sixth player in major league history, to hit four homers in one game. Ironically, Carl Furillo was on base each time. -Johnny Antonelli winning his 20th game on august 30, 1954, a four hitter against the St. Louis Cardinals. -Whitey Ford's 8-1 win over the Tigers in Detroit on Sept. 16, 1950, vaulted the Yankees into the league lead, and won the AL Pennant by 3 games over the Tigers.

 The bottom of the label reads: "This record is a special premium offer under exclusive rights in Doughnut Corporation of America and is not available for retail sale."


 
 
"My Greatest Thrill In Baseball" Premium Record

Side 1
"My Greatest Thrill In Baseball"
Side 2
"My Greatest Thrill In Baseball"

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