An All-Star Game ticket from Wrigley Field during one of the most important seasons in baseball history.

Why This Ticket Matters

On July 8, 1947, the American League defeated the National League 2–1 in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Wrigley Field.

The National League led 1–0 before the American League tied the game in the sixth and moved ahead in the seventh. The contest brought many of the era’s leading stars to Chicago during the same season Jackie Robinson integrated the modern major leagues.

This ticket preserves admission to the 14th All-Star Game, played in a landmark year when baseball’s talent and its boundaries were being redefined.

Seller’s note: Historical information in this “Why This Ticket Matters” section is presented for general context and has not been independently verified for correctness.

Ticket Details

• Date: July 8, 1947
• Event: Major League Baseball All-Star Game
• Venue: Wrigley Field, Chicago
• Final score: American League 2, National League 1
• Attendance: 41,123
• Significance: All-Star Game played during baseball’s integration season

Condition: Vintage ticket stubs may show wear from age and handling, such as creases, edge wear, small tears, markings, stains, fading, or paper loss. We describe each ticket as fairly as we can. Please review the photos, and feel free to contact us with any questions before purchasing.