November 5 1932 Franklin Field Illustrated for the Pennsylvania Versus Pittsburgh Game Frame Style:Ebony Frame 18316 Surfboard by John E

18316 Surfboard by John E Oherron Detroit Michigan (patented June 1 1958) — a design filing from a Detroit inventor a thousand miles from any breaking wave

335579 Field Game Marker by A

You can almost hear the dead-ball thud of a Tinker-to-Evers infield humming behind him

when the hero of Little Round Top was still fighting — posthumously — to clear his name from the cloud of Five Forks

the rest beaten back into the river's dark bend

November 5 1932 Franklin Field Illustrated for the Pennsylvania Versus Pittsburgh Game Frame Style:Ebony Frame 18316 Surfboard by John ENovember 5 1932 Franklin Field Illustrated for the Pennsylvania Versus Pittsburgh is a Depression era game program from the Quakers' storied stadium, its cover art rendered in the bold lithographed palette that defined college football's golden Saturdays. You can almost hear the Penn band through the pages leather helmets, wool jerseys, and the cold November light slanting across West Philadelphia. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts