1912 Boston Red Sox regular-season ticket stub dating from Fenway Park's inaugural season, issued for a game against the Detroit Tigers on August 20th. Graded VG 3 by PSA. 1912 Boston Red Sox ticket stubs are rare and this is example is no exception. This is the ONLY example of this August 20, 1912, Boston Red Sox ticket stub listed in the PSA Population Report and one of only two 1912 Boston Red Sox ticket stubs we have ever offered. It is also one of just twenty-five 1912 Boston Red Sox ticket stubs total ever graded by PSA.

Fenway Park first opened its gates on April 20, 1912, and has been home to the Red Sox for the past 113 years. Not only is Fenway the oldest Major League ballpark, but, with its legendary "Green Monster," one of the most iconic as well. The offered ticket, which is dated "1912" was issued for the 60th home game of the year (as denoted by the printed number "60" on the front). The original owner of this stub was one of 8,000 fans who witnessed "Smokey Joe" Wood defeat the Tigers 6-2. The win was the 24th for the Boston ace, who finished the year with a record of 34-5. Hall of Fame outfielder Tris Speaker contributed two hits and an RBI in the victory, while Ty Cobb managed just one hit off of Wood in four at bats. The ticket stub (1.5x3.75"), which displays advertising for the Burkhardt Brewing Company on the reverse, is free of any significant flaws and remains an exceptional example dating from Fenway Park's inaugural season.

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