1948 World Series Gm5 Stub Bos-11, Cle-5 Oct.10⭐Satchel Paige Only WS Game Warren Spahn - Bob Feller
This is only the third historical relic game ticket in my collection.
This ticket marks Satchel Paige's first, last, and only World Series appearance, which occurred during his rookie season.
Aside from becoming the first Black player to pitch in a World Series game, he helped lead the Indians to their first and only World Championship.
One feature that I really like is the image of Chief Wahoo on the ticket.
The Indians officially introduced Chief Wahoo in 1947.

2024 Leaf Ultimate Sports, The Immortals #3/3 ⭐Satchel Paige - MLB Immortal
Arguably the greatest pitcher of all-time.
This may be the greatest relic patch card you will ever see.
Racist segregation is the only thing that stopped Ol' Satch from dominating MLB in his prime.
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pure class

no 1948 WS championship w/o him

2025 Leaf Spectacular Game Used Satchel Paige ⭐️ Black True #1/1
2025 Leaf Spectacular Game Used Dizzy Dean ⭐ Black True #1/1
I've been saving a post about this little piece of my collection for a bit.
You cannot obtain every card, all collectors know this, but I went hard for these 2 cards because they represent an enormous historical combination.
Before MLB integrated in 1947, the very best baseball players in the land only faced each other in direct competition through barnstorming exhibitions.
Dizzy Dean and Satchel Paige were legendary barnstorming rivals in the 1930s and 40s, headlining interracial games that showcased Paige’s Negro League talent against MLB stars. Their matchups, often held in small towns and major stadiums, drew massive crowds, with Dean calling Paige the best pitcher he ever saw after losing to him in exhibition play.
In 1934, at peak of Dean’s career, Paige beat Dean 4 out of 6 games.
These two 1/1 cards, together, form a meaningful historical pairing of pre-integration baseball artifacts.
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