PROGRAM FOR THE 1982 WORLD SERIES, SIGNED BY OVER 70 PLAYERS, INCLUDING RANDY JOHNSON, OZZIE SMITH, BOB GIBSON, BOB UECKER, ROBIN YOUNT, ROLLIE FINGERS AND LUIS TIANT
(BASEBALL). World Series 1982 program. No place: Major League Baseball Promotion Corporation, 1982. Quarto, staple-bound, original wrappers. $3800.
Original program for the 1982 World Series, signed by over 70 players from the teams in the National and American League playoffs, including Randy Johnson, Dale Murphy, Phil Niekro, Joaquin Andujar, Willie McGee, Ozzie Smith, Whitey Herzog, Ted Simmons, Bob Gibson, Bob Uecker, Paul Molitor, Robin Yount, Don Sutton, Rollie Fingers, Bob Boone and Luis Tiant.
The 1982 American League championship pitted the Milwaukee Brewers against the California Angels, and the National League saw the St. Louis Cardinals and the Atlanta Braves. In the end, the Cardinals beat the Brewers in the seventh game of the World Series. Signatures include:
From the Braves: Steve Bedrosian, Bruce Benedict, Brett Butler, Chris Chambliss, Carlos Diaz, Terry Murphy, Bob Horner, Glenn Hubbard, Randy Johnson, Donnie Moore, Dale Murphy, Phil Niekro, Pacual Perez, Biff Pocoroba, Raphael Ramirez, Jerry Royster, Matt Sinatro, Bob Walk, Bob Watson, Joe Pignatano, Tommie Aaron and Dale Maxvill.
From the Cardinals: Joaquin Andujar, Glenn Brummer, Bob Forsch, Dave LaPoint, Will McGee, John Stuper, Ken Oberkfell, Darrell Porter, Mike Ramsey, Lonnie Smith, Ozzie Smith, Red Schoendienst, Hub Kittle, Mike Ramsey, George Hendrick, Jeff Lahti and Whitey Herzog.
From the Brewers: Ed Romero, Mike Hegan, Ted Simmons, Rob Picciolo, Jim Slaton, Jim Gantner, Moose Haas, Roy Howell, Bob Gibson, Pete Ladd, Marshall Edwards, Dave Garcia, Jerry Augustine, Mark Brouhard, Mike Caldwell, Jamie Easterly, Bob Uecker, Paul Molitor, Robin Yount, Ned Yost, Pete Vukovich, Don Money, Charlie Moore, Ben Oglivie, Harvey Kuenn, Pat Dobson, Ron Hansen, Cal McLish, Don Sutton, Rollie Fingers and Bob McClure.
From the Angels: Bob Boone and Luis Tiant. With small ink marks throughout. Newspaper clippings laid in.
Tape repairs to spine. Desirable and rare with so many signatures.