Philadelphia Phillies Scorebooks : scorebook 1951 - 1965 1943 - 1965.

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Philadelphia Phillies Scorebooks : scorebook 1951 - 1965 1943 - 1965.

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A collection of twelve scorebooks kept by John Cozzi in 1943 and between 1951to 1965. Games of note include the first night game of an opening game, Dodgers tenth straight win to start a season in 1955, Drysdale's Major League debut in 1956 and the first indoor baseball game in 1965. A complete inventory of scorebooks is available.

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