Carlton Fisk 1975 World Series Home Run Ball

[rose14]

Carlton Fisk 1975 World Seried Game #6 Home Run Baseball

I recently read that Cincinnati Reds outfielder George Foster retrieved this ball after the famous game #6 home run and he apparently consigned it to an auction house in 1999 and the ball sold for $113,000.

Does anyone know what auction house this was sold through?

Thanks
Todd

[joelsabi]

Carlton Fisk 1975 World Seried Game #6 Home Run Baseball

I recently read that Cincinnati Reds outfielder George Foster retrieved this ball after the famous game #6 home run and he apparently consigned it to an auction house in 1999 and the ball sold for $113,000.

Does anyone know what auction house this was sold through?

Thanks
Todd

Lelands

http://www.nytimes.com/1999/06/29/sp...l?pagewanted=1


your welcome.

Joel

[rose14]

Thanks Joel.

[joelsabi]

Carlton Fisk 1975 World Seried Game #6 Home Run Baseball

I recently read that Cincinnati Reds outfielder George Foster retrieved this ball after the famous game #6 home run and he apparently consigned it to an auction house in 1999 and the ball sold for $113,000.

Does anyone know what auction house this was sold through?

Thanks
Todd

Did the baseball hit the foul pole ruled fair and then richochet back onto the field? I just saw a video and you can see George Foster moving away from the foul pole as if to retrieve something.

[rose14]

I'm pretty sure that the ball hit the foul pole.

[joelsabi]

I'm pretty sure that the ball hit the foul pole.

cool. i just find it ironic that they sue Doug Mientkiewicz for a baseball and didn't ask the baseball back from George Foster.

[flaco1801]

in that time the monetary value of the ball wasnt a big factor... those uniforms worn during the series might have ended up in the minors....in the 86 series between the mets and astros u can see after the last out an umpire is on tape picking up a hat from one of the players and scooting off... 2 different eras

[rj_lucas]

those uniforms worn during the series might have ended up in the minors....

Stop -- you're killing me

Rick
rickjlucas@gmail.com

[legaleagle92481]

The most interesting part is that is one of the most famous home runs in history and the Red Sox LOST that series. Imagine what the Bobby Thompson ball would go for if someone could prove which one of the alleged balls if any is real.

[joelsabi]

The most interesting part is that is one of the most famous home runs in history and the Red Sox LOST that series. Imagine what the Bobby Thompson ball would go for if someone could prove which one of the alleged balls if any is real.

You gotta read Miracle Baseball. I think its in a landfill in California.