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In 1964, Dodgers right-hander Don Drysdale was not only elected to his sixth National League All-Star Team, but was the Senior Circuit’s starting pitcher. The game, played at New York’s Shea Stadium on July 7, saw the N.L. All-Stars outlast their American League counterparts, 7-4. Drysdale pitched three complete innings, giving up two hits and one earned run for the eventual winners. For making the team, Drysdale and his teammates were each awarded this specially crafted, German-made Salem stand up gold-plated clock. It measures 9.5” tall by 7.5” wide by six inches deep. “All Star Game 1964 Don Drysdale” is engraved on the front of the base of the clock.
Includes LOA from the Drysdale Family.