Boston Red Sox - 1946

1946-Sep-10 Boston MA

rubber stamp imprint: Return to Sender by Boston Reds with requests ticket quota is exhausted

World Series : 2013 - Boston Red Sox v St Louis Cardinals

2013-Oct-23/30

Fenway Park (BOS) 4 - 2 Busch Stadium (STL)

MVP David Ortiz (Boston)

World Series : 1946 St Louis Cardinals v Boston Red Sox

1996-Oct-15 St Louis Mo

50th Anniversary 1946 World Series

1946-Oct-06/15

St. Louis Cardinals (4) Boston Red Sox (3)

Sportsman's Park (STL) - Fenway Park (BOS)

David Ortiz : Boston Red Sox

2015-Sep-12 Tropicana Field - St Petersburg Fl

David Ortiz 500th Career Home Run

Boston Red Sex 10 – 4 Tampa Bay Rays

BOS RBI: David Ortiz 4 (2HR); Dustin Pedroia 3 (HR); Travis Shaw 2 (HR); Mookie Betts (HR).

TBR RBI: John Jaso 2 (HR); Richie Shaffer (HR); Luke Maile

Pitching: BOS – Rick Porcello (W 7-innings) TBR Matt Moore (L 5-innings)

Boston Red Sox

 

1987-Apr-20 Boston Ma

Since 1912, Fenway Park has been the ballpark of Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox. While the stadium was built in 1912, it was substantially rebuilt in 1934

2001-May-27 Boston - 100th Anniversary Boston Red Sox

Boston Red Sox - founded in 1901 as one of the American League's eight charter franchises, the team's home ballpark has been Fenway Park since 1912

For seven seasons, the AL team wore dark blue stockings and had no official nickname. They were simply "Boston", "Bostonians" or "the Bostons"; or the "Americans" or "Boston Americans" as in "American Leaguers", Boston being a two-team city. Newspaper writers of the time used other nicknames for the club, including "Somersets" (for owner Charles Somers), "Plymouth Rocks", "Beaneaters", the "Collinsites" (for manager Jimmy Collins)", and "Pilgrims". The name Red Sox refers to the red hose in the team uniform beginning in 1908

2004-Oct-21 Bronx NY - Yankee Stadium

Boston Red Sox over New York Yankees (4-3)

1938

1946

1962

Andre Dawson

April 15, 1993 - 400th Home run

Andrew Dawson played for the Montreal Expos (1976-1986) Chicago Cubs (1987-1992) Boston Red Sox (1993-1994) Florida Marlins (1995-1996)

• National League Rookie of the Year (1977)
• National League Home Run Leader (1987)
• National League RBI Leader (1987)
• National League MVP (1987)
• 8-time Gold Glove Award
• 4-time Silver Slugger 
• 8-time All-Star
• Montreal Expos jersey #10 retired
• Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame - 2004
• Hall of Fame induction - 2010

1903 World Series - Purgapex 1978

1978-Sep-30 Milford, N Hampshire

75th anniversary 1903 World Series

1903-October 1-13

Huntington Ave Grounds (BOS) - Exposition Park (PGH)

Boston Americans defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 5 games to 3

Jim Rice

1983-Oct-02 Boston Ma

James Rice - American professional baseball left fielder and designated hitter who played his entire 16-year MLB career for the Boston Red Sox. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2009.

1983 season Rice led the AL in 4 different categories which included home runs, RBI's, total bases, and grounding into double plays (GDPs). In that year he had tied the Milwaukee Brewers George Scott's (1975) record and became the second player to ever lead the AL in HRs, RBI's and GDPs in the same season

Stamp Show - York County : 1992

1992-Nov-07 Biddeford, Me

World Series 2018 : LA Dodgers - Boston Red Sox

2018 World Series

2018-Oct-23:28

Boston Red Sox (4) - - Los Angeles Dodgers (1)

MVP: Steve Pearce (BOS)

World Series - 2007 Boston Red Sox - Colorado Rockies

2007 World Series - Boston Red Sox v Colorado Rockies

October 24-28, 2007

Fenway park (Boston) -- Coors Field (Colorado)

Red Sox defeat the Rockies in a 4 game sweep

MVP - Mike Lowell (Boston)

Boston Red Sox - Fenway Park Anniversary

October 4, 1989 Bangor, Me - Banpex

Penobscot Valley Stamp Club

75th Anniversary of Fenway Park

1975 World Series - Boston Red Sox v Cincinnati Reds

Oct 11-22, 1975

20th Anniversary - Boston Red Sox v Cincinnati Reds

Fenway Park (Boston) -- Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati)

Reds defeat the Red Sox 4 games to 3

MVP: Pete Rose (Reds)

Stamp Show - WALPEX

1989-Oct-29 Waltham Ma

1992-Oct-25 Weston, Ma

1997-Oct-25 Lexington, Ma

2001-Oct-28 Lexington, Ma

2003-Oct-18 Lexington, Ma

2008-Oct-19 Lexington, Ma

2023-Oct-28 - shown on website without postmark

Walpex

Ted Williams - OpSail '80

June 4, 1980 OpSail, Boston, Ma

Boston today held Operation Sail '80. Plus celebrations of the many people and events that made Boston a great city. Part of that history includes Boston's own Ted Williams

Gameday Postmark - This Day in Baseball

July 23, 1952 Chicago, Ill

postcard with Chicago machine postmark

Boston Red Sox 10-4 Chicago White Sox

Comiskey Park

Red Sox RBI: George Kell 3(HR). Hoot Evers 2, Dick Gernert 2; Dom DiMaggio 2, Billy Goodman

White Sox RBI: Tom Wright 3(HR), Willy Miranda

Pitchers: Sid Hudson (BRS Starter) Ralph Brickner (BRS-W) Hal Brown (CWS Starter) Joe Dobson (CWS-L)

Gameday Postmark - This Day in Baseball

Boston Red Sox v St Louis Browns

May 9, 1939 Sportsman's Park, St Louis, Mo

Red Sox 10-8 Browns

Red Sox RBI: Jimmie Foxx 3 (HR); Ted Williams 3 (HR); Doc Cramer 2; Jim Tabor; Jim Bagby

Browns RBI: Beau Bell 3 (HR); Billy Sullivan 2 (HR); George McQuinn 2; Myril Hoag

Pitchers: Joe Heving (W-Red Sox) Ed Cole (L-Browns)

Baseball Card Show : Philadelphia

1984-Jan-28 Philadelphia, Pa - Mid-Winter Baseball Collectors Show

Del Ennis & Al Holland - Philadelphia Phillies

1985-Feb-16 Lancaster, Pa

Jeff Stone - Philadelphia Phillies

1984-Jun-30 Philadelphia, Pa

Juan Samuel - Philadelphia Phillies

1984-Jul-07 Bensalem

Juan Samuel - Philadelphia Phillies

1984-Jul-28 Valley Forge Show, King of Prussia, Pa

Glenn Wilson - Detroit Tigers

1984-Dec-01 Delaware Valley Show

Ted Williams - Boston Red Sox

 

World Series - 2004 : Boston Red Sox v St Louis Cardinals

2004 World Series - Boston Red Sox v St Louis Cardinals

October 23-27, 2004

Fenway Park (Boston) - Busch Stadium (St Louis)

Boston sweeps the Cardinals in 4 games

MVP - Manny Ramirez (Boston)