TED WILLIAMS SIGNED RED SOX TICKET STUB 1941 Field Day & Entertainment 6/27🔥PSA

Description

Scarce ticket stub from a June 27, 1941, event held at Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, to benefit the Mayor of Boston's special welfare fund. Printed on the ticket is "Fenway Park Field Day and Entertainment," and research indicates that the schedule of events that day included two amateur baseball games, one of which pitted Massachusetts state officials against local Boston officials. Boston Mayor Maurice Tobin and Massachusetts Governor Leverett Saltonstall both suited up for their respective teams, and the state's team prevailed in a close 6-3 game. The Red Sox were away playing the Senators that day, so we cannot be sure of exactly when an enterprising fan caught a few of the players for autographs. The reverse of the ticket is signed by Dom DiMaggio and Ray Mack as well as Hall of Famers Lou Boudreau and Ted Williams. The latter two have signed in pencil (grading "8") while the former two have signed in blue ink (grading "8.") The ticket presents well overall but exhibits heavy creasing throughout which would cause it to grade modestly. Encapsulated as Authentic by PSA/DNA
1941 Boston Red Sox "Field Day and Entertainment" Ticket Stub. Shipped with UPS