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Game-Used Baseball Jerseys
10 Lots
 Lot 168. 1968-69 Tommy Dean-Bart Shirley-Manny Mota L.A. Dodgers Home Jersey. This Jersey was made for Tommy Dean, who was cut before the 1968 season. Bart Shirley wore it in 1968. In 1969, the Dodgers added the MLB anniversary patch, and Manny Mota used the jersey in mid-season. This information is paraphrased from the letter of opinion indicating authenticity from Mears, which will comes with the jersey. A Mears hologram is on the jersey. A superb historical piece with tremendous display potential, this jersey features “Dodgers” in Dodger Blue across the chest with the number 11 beneath in red and number 11 in Dodger Blue on the reverse.
Winning Bid $1,183.
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 Lot 169. 1965 Chicago White Sox Home Jersey Made for Dave DeBusschere. In 1964, DeBusschere was injured. At spring training in 1965, the Sox released him. His name was removed from the back of the jersey, which was then sent to the minor leagues. This information is paraphrased from the letter of opinion indicating authenticity from Mears, which will be included with the jersey to the winning bidder. After his stint as a major league baseball player, DeBusschere continued his Hall of Fame basketball career and became the youngest coach in the NBA.
Winning Bid $1,183.
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 Lot 170. 1962 Chicago White Sox Home Jersey Made for Cal McLish. Prior to the 1962 season, the White Sox traded McLish to the Phillies. The jersey was then worn in 1963-64 spring training by an unknown player. This information is paraphrased from the letter of opinion indicating authenticity from Mears; the letter accompanies the jersey. McLish was brought directly from American Legion ball to the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1944. He then pitched for several years in the Pacific Coast League. In 1958 he went 16 and 8 with the Cleveland Indians, and improved to 19-8 in 1959.
Winning Bid $977.
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 Lot 171. Bill Mazeroski Game-Used 1978-79 Seattle Mariners’ Home Jersey. The Hall of Fame second baseman coached for the Mariners in 1979 and 1980 during the regime of Manager Darrell Johnson. The jersey, #30, has Mazeroski’s name on the back. It is tagged for 1978. To save money, teams often use jerseys for more than one season. This jersey has some stains on the front. Uncommon. Letter of Authenticity from Collectible Classics.
Winning Bid $440.
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 Lot 173. Game-Used 1977 Road Jersey of the First Seattle Mariner - Ruppert Jones. In the 1976 expansion draft, Jones was the first player selected by the new Seattle Mariners franchise. In the team’s first season, he also became the first Seattle player selected for the All-Star Game, and he finished the season with 24 home runs. The ex-m #9 jersey has Jones’ name on the back. It does not have year and other tags, which was the case with uniforms the Mariners used at their first spring training. The jersey originally came from a Mariners equipment manager. Letter of Authenticity from Collectible Classics.
Winning Bid $477.
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 Lot 174. Andy Etchebarren Game-Used 1987 Milwaukee Brewers’ Road Jersey #8. Etchebarren concluded his 15-season major league catching career in Milwaukee in 1978. He coached there from 1985-91. The nm jersey, Set 1 for 1987, has the various tags in place, including one with Etchebarren’s name. No name on the back. Letter of Authenticity from Collectible Classics.
Winning Bid $150.
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 Lot 175. Danny Jackson Game-Used Chicago Cubs Road Jersey. This #32 jersey has the patch for the 1990 All-Star Game at Wrigley Field on the right sleeve and is tagged as Set 2 for the 1990 season. Jackson actually joined the Cubs at the conclusion of the 1990 season and wore #32 for them in 1991. Teams often use jerseys for more than one season, and this one likely was assigned to Jackson for spring training. The tags are in place, including a tag for “2 inch extra length,” and Jackson’s name is on the back. Nm-m. Letter of Authenticity from Collectible Classics.
Winning Bid $150.
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 Lot 176. Baltimore Orioles Home Jersey Autographed by Eric Davis. The Russell Athletic Diamond Collection jersey comes with a facsimile Letter of Authenticity from BAT, the Baseball Alumni Team. The letter certifies that the “autographed uniform shirt was made available to us by the Major League team, and autographed by the player whose signature appears on the shirt.” Davis’ autograph is an nm-m 8 on the back of the mint jersey. Davis had one of the best seasons of his career in Baltimore in 1998, batting a career-high.327, hitting 28 homes runs and driving in 89. These achievements came after he successfully battled colon cancer and actually retired from baseball because of injuries. His autograph on an Orioles jersey is scarce. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Minimum Bid $250.
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 Lot 177. 1938-1942 Burley Cubs Baseball Jersey. The 1938-1942 Burley Cubs of Greenville, Tenn., were affiliates of the Chicago Cubs. They won the championship of the Appalachian League in 1938. They were the predecessors of the modern day Greenville Astros. This pinstriped size 42 wool jersey features “BURLEY CUBS” in bold navy blue felt letters across the chest and the number “6” in navy blue felt on the reverse. The jersey by Spalding shows a moderate amount of use and a slight bit of staining. It exhibits a superb period look. It comes with a Letter of Authenticity from Collectible Classics.
Winning Bid $324.
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