1924 World Series Game 7 Ticket Stub with Walter Johnson Win - PSA Authentic

• Sold For: $646
• Year: 1924
• Auction: 2020 February
• Lot #: 506
• Auction Category: Post-1900 Baseball Memorabilia

With the 2019 Washington Nationals reigning as MLB champs, it"s a great time to reflect on the last World Series won by a Washington DC team. Ninety-five years ago the Washington Senators took on the New York Giants to determine baseball supremacy in the 1924 "Fall Classic". In a hard fought series, the Senators found themselves trailing in the 8th inning of Game 7. A two-run rally in the 8th, a "bad hop" hit in the 12th inning and four scoreless innings of relief work by Walter Johnson paved the way for a dramatic finish to the Senators one and only championship while calling our nation"s capital home. Recall the longest Game 7 in World Series history with this Griffith Stadium ticket stub from the 1924 WS Game 7 clincher. This important relic is encapsulated and designated Authentic by PSA. Label notations include "1924 World Series, Senators - 4, Giants - 3 (12), Oct. 10/Johnson (WP)/Wash. Clinch".