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 The Doubleday Ball -- the game's most "sacred" relic and the first artifact displayed in Cooperstown
Trophy given to Lou Gehrig at his Yankee Stadium farewell Jack Norworth's 1908 manuscript, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" Single-season record-breaking home run bats used by Babe Ruth, Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa and Roger Maris The most prized baseball card, The Honus Wagner T206 baseball card of 1909  Honus Wagner T206 Baseball Card National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum A ticket dated 7/4/39 to Lou Gehrig Day Mrs. Lou Gehrig's charm bracelet Norman Rockwell painting "The Three Umpires (Bottom of the Sixth)" A 1952 Mickey Mantle Rookie baseball card A Barnum & Bailey Elephant Baseball Team poster Yogi Berra's Glove with caught ball, pitched by Don Larsen, from the only perfect game in World Series history Eyeglasses worn by legendary broadcaster Harry Caray An early hot dog vending bucket, 1910 Sammy Sosa's 62nd home-run ball The first baseball pitched by Cy Young, in the first World Series in 1903 Rare photographs and possessions from baseball greats like Jackie Robinson and Joe Di Maggio, as well as other heroes A LIST OF DETROIT-BASED ARTIFACTS A Jersey worn by Hank Greenberg, 1946 Spikes worn by "Wahoo" Sam Crawford Cap worn by Sparky Anderson for his 2158th career win Bat used by Alan Trammell, two run home run, 1984 World Series George Kell Silver Batting Title Trophy bat, 1949 Ty Cobb's glove, c.1912  Hot Dog Vending Bucket, c. 1910
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Catcher's mask worn by Mickey Cochrane Al Kaline's ball that hit 300th home run Ring from 1933 ASG, Charlie Gehringer Detroit Tigers pennant with Mark "The Bird" Fidrych picture Ball signed by Alan Trammell and Lou Whittaker on 9/13/95, their 1915th game together, breaking the AL teammates record Baseball card display featuring players Mayo Smith, Willie Horton, Norm Cash, Ron Leflore, Germany Schaefer, Ivan Rodriguez, Kirk Gibson Microphone used by legendary broadcaster Ernie Harwell Uniform patch commemorating Tiger Stadium 1912-1999 Bennett Park photograph Medal presented to Wolverine's top hitter Dan Brouthers by the Detroit Free Press, 1886 Detroit Wolverines 1887 photograph Turkey Stearnes photograph 1920 Detroit Stars team photograph  Baseball As America, the most significant exhibition of baseball artifacts and history was organized by the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York. |
  Norman Rockwell's "The Three Umpires" National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum  Harry Caray's Eyeglasses National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum  Ticket, Lou Gehrig Day, 7/4/1939 National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum  Mrs. Gehrig Charm Bracelet
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