A full ticket from the night Carlton Fisk tried to wave a baseball fair—and created one of the defining images in World Series history.

Why This Ticket Matters

On October 21, 1975, the Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds played a dramatic Game 6 at Fenway Park. The score was tied, 6–6, when Fisk led off the bottom of the 12th inning and drove Pat Darcy’s pitch toward the left-field foul pole. As Fisk moved down the line, television cameras captured him urgently waving the ball fair. It struck the pole for a walk-off home run, giving Boston a 7–6 victory and forcing Game 7.

The unforgettable television image transformed an extraordinary baseball game into an enduring piece of American sports culture. This colorful full ticket offers a direct connection to the night Fisk’s gesture became nearly as famous as the home run itself.

Ticket Details

• Event: 1975 World Series, Game 6
• Date: October 21, 1975
• Teams: Cincinnati Reds at Boston Red Sox
• Venue: Fenway Park, Boston
• Result: Red Sox 7, Reds 6 in 12 innings
• Format: Original full ticket with rain-check coupon attached
• Location: Lower Bleacher, Section 34, Row 2, Seat 12; Gate C
• Printed price: $7.50
• Condition: Ungraded, with visible age and handling wear; please review both photographs

You will receive the exact ticket pictured.

Seller’s note: Historical information in this Ticket Description is presented for general context and has not been independently verified for correctness.

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.