This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 6/23/2019
Handwritten letter signed "Connie Mack," one page, 8.5 x 11, American Base Ball Club of Philadelphia letterhead, November 8, 1943. Letter to Richard Rose, in full: "Pleased to hear from you our club will make every effort to get out of last place in 1944. The greatest thrill was in 1929 when our club defeated the Chicago Cubs in the World Series—The opening game when Ehmke struck out thirteen players a record held by Edward Walsh from 1906 to 1929. In the fourth game when the A made ten runs in the seventh inning and defeated the clubs [sic, Cubs] who had an eight run advantage at that time. Hope some day you may be a major player." A tremendous bold handwritten example with World Series content! Overall in fine condition with horizontal/vertical folds, minor discoloration & handling wear to the edges. Authenticated by Beckett/BAS with a full letter of authenticity.