1932 World Series Game 4 Ticket Stub | Babe Ruth Last World Series Game (PSA 3)

Ticket stub from October 2, 1932 has been graded PSA 3 (VG). This ticket is for Babe Ruth's last World Series game played. Please see photos for more details on the condition of the ticket.

Game 4 of the 1932 World Series is etched in baseball history not only for its thrilling on-field action but also for being Babe Ruth's farewell to the grandest stage of the sport. Ruth, in his twilight years with the New York Yankees, stepped up to the plate against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field in a moment that would become iconic. With two strikes against him, he pointed to the center field fence, famously predicting his next move. True to his word, he blasted a towering home run deep into the bleachers, making a bold statement about his enduring prowess. The Yankees would go on to sweep the Cubs in that series, and it marked Ruth's 15th and final World Series appearance. This legendary moment encapsulated the larger-than-life persona of the "Sultan of Swat" and remains an enduring image in baseball lore, signifying both Ruth's indomitable spirit and his lasting impact on the game.

The ticket has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA for authenticity purposes.

Authentication: PSA Encapsulated

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