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1954 Baseball Stars Magazine Williams Cover 13 Red Sox Autos Jensen Cronin ++!!!
1954 Baseball Stars Magazine Williams Cover 13 Red Sox Autos Jensen Cronin ++!!!
1954 Baseball Stars Magazine Williams Cover 13 Red Sox Autos Jensen Cronin ++!!!

1954 Baseball Stars Magazine Williams Cover 13 Red Sox Autos Jensen Cronin ++!!!

$ 42.24

Availability: 57 in stock
  • Team: Boston Red Sox
  • Grade: Very Good
  • Product Type: Program/Scorecard
  • Year: 1954
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: Very good condition. There are bends and curls on the top and bottom right corners of the covers and pages. The magazine is bound tightly and is intact. All of the 13 signatures are in pen and are on the front cover. They are all clear and legible (see all scans).
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Sport: Baseball-MLB

    Description

    1954 Baseball Stars Magazine
    Spring Issue, 96
    pages
    Very good condition.  There are bends and curls on the top and bottom right corners of the covers and pages.  The magazine is bound tightly and is intact.  All of the autographs are signed in pen and are on the front cover (see all scans).
    1954 Baseball Stars magazine -
    This is a beautiful spring issue of Baseball Stars magazine previewing the upcoming season.  It features Red Sox slugger Ted Williams on the cover,, and it is signed by 13 members of the '54 Red Sox, all on the front cover.
    The autographs are:
    Frank Baumann (D-20)
    Truman Clevenger (D-19)
    Joe Cronin (D-84) Red Sox GM and HOF
    Billy Goodman (D-84)
    Jackie Jensen (D-82)
    Leo Kiely (D-84)
    Ellis Kinder (D-68)
    Don Lenhardt (D-14)
    Charlie Maxwell
    Sam Mele (D17)
    Karl Olson D-10)
    Jimmy Piersall (D-17)
    Frank Sullivan (D-16)
    The magazine is filled with great feature articles, photos and scouting reports.  Ralph Kiner wrote a piece predicting Milwaukee's Eddie Mathews would break Babe Ruth's 60 home run record - a prediction that didn't come true.