Tigers Forum: 1963 Team Autographed Tigers Ball

Posted by: Drew (JerryDignan@ThisIsToPreventSpam-488-RemoveThis.yahoo.com) on 28 Jun 2003 at 7:09:00 PM

I recently came into possession of an autographed 1963 Detroit Tigers baseball that I'm looking to sell.

Probably the most notable thing about this ball is that it has Al Kaline, and Jim Bunning on it, but also Whitey Herzog (Who only played 1 season, his final, with the Tigers, which is how I dated the ball.)

The ball also includes Rocky Covalito, Jake Wood, Paul Foytack, Bill (Signed Billy) Bruton, Terry Fox, Alan Koch, Phil Regan, Mike Roarke, Bill Freehan, Dick McAullife,
Gus Triandos, Bob Dustal, Chico Fernandez, Frank Kostro, Larry Foster, Don Mossi, Vic Wertz, Howie Koplitz, Bob Scheffing, and 2 others I'm having trouble identifying....one seems to have the initials TF (Last name ending in ick, ich, or ib) and the other having the initials JN, JH, and ending with T. Since I live near where the Tigers spring training facility is, it is possible these two autographs belong to guys who didn't make the team, came up years later, or retired.

If anyone e-mails me, and is really interested, I will provide my actual e-mail address...I just use the Yahoo one for general purposes.

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