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Posted 12 months ago
Haruspex
(1 item)
1945 Portland Beavers Autographed Baseball
You won't find anything like it on E-Bay
22 Team members
Ad Liska, Bill Carr, Carl Gunnarson, Charlie English, Clarence Federmeyer, “Doc” Emigh, Don Fulfork, Eddie Adams, Frank Demaree, Frank Shone, Frank Souza, Jake Mooty, Johnny O'Neil, Lefty Mossor, Frank "Luke" Lucchesi, Marv Owen, Melvin Nunes, Roy Helser, Spencer Harris, Syd Cohen, Ted Gullic
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Ball manufacturer is “Worth Official League – 98% Pure Virgin Wool, 2% other fibre
Stratatex 5 oz – 9 in. Alum Tanned Cover – Rubber Center – No 912-C
Signed BaseballsYou’re at a major league baseball game, hunkered down in the cheap seats ou…
My name is Eddie Adams, grandson of the Eddie Adams listed on the baseball. It would be interesting to hear more about where the ball came from! Never seen anything like this around.
If you are willing to give some of the back story please feel free to contact me directly via email Eddie_Adams@me.com . I'd love to know who first got the ball!
Thanks!
Ps. Yes I am named after my grandfather. :-)