Elgin Baylor LAST TRIPLE DOUBLE 11/7/1969 Lakers Suns FULL Ticket WILT WEST HAWK
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| This is an Original 100% Authentic Full Ticket from the 1969-70 NBA Season. November 7, 1969 Los Angeles Lakers vs Phoenix Suns at THE FABULOUS FORUM in Inglewood, CA 11/7/1969 EXTREMELY RARE FULL TICKET in AMAZING CONDITION (NO CREASES)!!!! 1969-70 WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS LOS ANGELES LAKERS ELGIN BAYLOR "Elg" LAST TRIPLE DOUBLE #26 of 26 FINAL / LAST REGULAR SEASON TRIPLE DOUBLE 1st GAME PLAYED vs CONNIE HAWKINS "Hawk" (HOF) 24 Points, 10 Rebounds, 11 Assists (TRIPLE-DOUBLE) (Elg, Rabbit, Motormouth, Tick Tock, Aches and Pains, The Big Hurt) 11x All Star, 10x All-NBA, 1958-59 ROY 1958-59 AS MVP, NBA 75th Anniv. Team HALL of FAME WILT CHAMBERLAIN "Wilt the Stilt" SUFFERS 1st MAJOR INJURY - UNDERGOES KNEE SURGERY 1st GAME PLAYED vs CONNIE HAWKINS "Hawk" (HOF) 33 Points, 15 Rebounds, 2 Assists (DOUBLE-DOUBLE) (Wilt the Stilt, The Big Dipper, Dippy, Dip, The Load, Big Musty, The Record Book, Hook and Ladder, Wiltie, Whip, Whipper) 13x All Star, 10x All-NBA, 7x Scoring Champ 11x TRB Champ, 1967-68 AST Champ, 2x NBA Champ 1959-60 AS MVP, 4x MVP, 1959-60 ROY 2x All-Defensive, 1971-72 Finals MVP, NBA 75th Anniv. Team HALL of FAME JERRY WEST "Mr. Clutch" 1st GAME PLAYED vs CONNIE HAWKINS "Hawk" (HOF) 1969-70 NBA SCORING CHAMP!!! 19 Points, 3 Rebounds, 4 Assists (Mr. Clutch, Zeke From Cabin Creek, The Logo, Cabin Creek Comet, Tweety, Tweety Bird) 14x All Star, 12x All-NBA, 5x All-Defensive 1969-70 Scoring Champ, 1971-72 AST Champ, 1972 NBA Champ 1968-69 Finals MVP, 1971-72 AS MVP, NBA 75th Anniv. Team HALL of FAME CONNIE HAWKINS "Hawk" NBA ROOKIE - 1st NBA SEASON 9th NBA GAME PLAYED THE FABULOUS FORUM NBA DEBUT 1st NBA GAME PLAYED in INGLEWOOD, CA 1st GAME vs ELGIN BAYLOR, WILT CHAMBERLAIN & JERRY WEST 21 Points, 8 Rebounds, 3 Assists (Hawk, The Man) 5x All Star, 2x All-ABA, 1968 ABA Champ 1969-70 All-NBA, 1967-68 MVP, ABA All-Time Team HALL of FAME GAIL GOODRICH "Stumpy" 37 Points, 7 Rebounds, 5 Assists (HIGH SCORER) (Stumpy, The Stump) 5x All Star, 1972 NBA Champ, 1973-74 All-NBA HALL of FAME Knee Injury May Keep Wilt Out for Season Wilt Suffers First Serious Injury INGLEWOOD, CA (UPI) -- Wilt Chamberlain, the greatest career scorer in National Basketball Association history, today was sidelined for at least two months, if not longer, by a torn tendon in his knee cap that requires surgery. Dr. Robert Kerlan, orthopedic surgeon for the Los Angeles Lakers was an eyewitness last night when Chamberlain suffered the injury and after an examination ordered the big center to surgery today. Chamberlain was having one of his greatest evenings of the season. With 4:45 left in the third period, he had scored 33 points when he either took a bad step or tripped and went down below the basket with the injury to his right knee. It was the first major injury of Chamberlain's career. The Loss of Chamberlain so stunned the Lakers that they dropped a 122-120 decision to the Phoenix Suns on Stan McKenzie's last-second shot. The 7-fot-1 center, according to Laker coach Joe Mullaney, had been hit on the same knee earlier in the game and had it treated during a timeout. Mullaney was not as optimistic as Dr. Kerlan and said, "I would think he will be out for the year." The injury was to the bottom of the right knee and was similar to an injury suffered two years ago by Elgin Baylor who made a comeback. "After all, Chamberlain is 33 and he doesn't heal like a 19-year-old," Mullaney said. The Lakers' coach said he probably would alternate Rick Robertson and 7-foot Mel Counts at center as replacements for Chamberlain and said he had confidence in them both. Chamberlain started the current season with 27,098 points as the leading shotmaker in NBA history. With his 33 points Friday night, Wilt now has 27,388 career points. He came to the Lakers prior to the 1968-69 season from the 76ers and this was his 10th year in the NBA. Chamberlain, a Philadelphia native, had been voted the league's Most Valuable Player four times and among his other achievements was scoring 100 points in a game to set the league record. This season Mullaney had Chamberlain shooting more than he did last year and the big center was averaging 32.1 points a game, second only to teammate Jerry West with a 32.3 average in the latest league statistics. The Suns beat the Lakers for the first time in seven tries. Ex-Laker Gail Goodrich led the Suns with 37 points and Connie Hawkins added 21. ULTRA RARE FULL TICKET IN AMAZING CONDITION!!! You get the ticket in the photos. No Creases, Sharp Corners, Beautiful Ticket Ticket measures 2 x 6-1/2 Inches. LOGE Section 20 - Row G - Seat 6 Photo/Scans have been watermarked for auction purposes only. Ticket will be shipped in the Ticket Toploader (Hard Plastic Holder) shown in the photos. It will be protected and surrounded by 2 pieces of rigid cardboard and sent via USPS with tracking. For multiple ticket orders add items to cart for combined shipping. |
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