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1920 Cleveland Indians WS Champs Team Signed Baseball Ray Chapman Babe Ruth PSA

$9,995.00

Signatures include Hall of Famers Babe Ruth, Tris Speaker, Joe Wood and Stan Coveleski, as well as Charlie Jamieson, Guy Morton and George Uhle. Also signed by Ray Chapman. It's worth a mention that each of these players was present on August 16, 1920 when a blazing fastball got away from Yankees ace Carl Mays and struck the skull of Indians shortstop Ray Chapman, fatally wounding him. Of course it would be impossible to definitively prove or disprove this ball's derivation from that awful day. Full LOA from PSA/DNA.

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