A full ticket from the 15-inning 1967 All-Star Game, decided by Tony Pérez’s late home run.

Why This Ticket Matters

On July 11, 1967, the National League and American League played one of the longest and most tightly contested games in All-Star history at Anaheim Stadium.

Tony Pérez broke a 1–1 tie with a home run off Catfish Hunter in the top of the 15th inning, giving the National League a 2–1 victory. Pérez was named the game’s Most Valuable Player.

The pitching staffs combined for 30 strikeouts, then an All-Star Game record, and the 15-inning duration remained unmatched until 2008. This full ticket connects to one of the signature moments of Pérez’s Hall of Fame career.

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 11, 1967
• Event: Major League Baseball All-Star Game
• Teams: National League vs. American League
• Venue: Anaheim Stadium
• Final score: National League 2, American League 1 in 15 innings
• Historic play: Tony Pérez home run off Catfish Hunter
• Most Valuable Player: Tony Pérez
• Format: Full ticket

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.