Sports Memorabilia
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A couple of other match programmes from the box. Two very contrasting games, as in 1983 the Lions won 40-13 whereas in 1993 Waikato beat the Lions 38-10. The curtain-raiser in 1993 was a 1st XV fixture between CCNZ and Hamilton BHS. I can't remember the score and there aren't many familiar names in either team. I do remember the blonde-headed left winger in the HBHS team - Scott Styris.
@bovidae cool programme
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CUEgJ3_Fefr/?utm_medium=copy_link
Posted my 97-99 Highlanders jersey on Instagram.
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@yeetyaah thats sick, what size is it?
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@kiwiwomble it's a medium.
@yeetyaah said in Sports Memorabilia:
@kiwiwomble it's a medium.
jeez, 90's jerseys proportions are all crazy compared to today, very jealous, i was a fatty in the 90's so my old jerseys are large and so huge, almost an off the shoulder number
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@yeetyaah said in Sports Memorabilia:
@kiwiwomble it's a medium.
jeez, 90's jerseys proportions are all crazy compared to today, very jealous, i was a fatty in the 90's so my old jerseys are large and so huge, almost an off the shoulder number
@kiwiwomble ha yeah this one surprisingly only fits a little bigger than a standard medium.
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@yeetyaah said in Sports Memorabilia:
@bovidae yeah mate, 2005/06, 2016/17 and 2018/19 are match worn.
If you know, whose jerseys do you think they are?
There are also the training jerseys to collect.
This Chiefs jersey must have been from 1996/97 based on who is in the photo.
@bovidae said in Sports Memorabilia:
@yeetyaah said in Sports Memorabilia:
@bovidae yeah mate, 2005/06, 2016/17 and 2018/19 are match worn.
If you know, whose jerseys do you think they are?
There are also the training jerseys to collect.
This Chiefs jersey must have been from 1996/97 based on who is in the photo.
Hey mate where is this photo from? I've just acquired one of these jerseys and I can't find any photos of theses ones being worn. If there's more photos can you post them?
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@bovidae said in Sports Memorabilia:
@yeetyaah said in Sports Memorabilia:
@bovidae yeah mate, 2005/06, 2016/17 and 2018/19 are match worn.
If you know, whose jerseys do you think they are?
There are also the training jerseys to collect.
This Chiefs jersey must have been from 1996/97 based on who is in the photo.
Hey mate where is this photo from? I've just acquired one of these jerseys and I can't find any photos of theses ones being worn. If there's more photos can you post them?
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@yeetyaah It's from a photo montage in the 2016 Chiefs-Wales match programme celebrating 20 years of the Chiefs.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CV9ZEK-Jsgh/?utm_medium=copy_link
Surely enough, I got one. Also I hope posting this here is okay as it's kinda self promo type thing.
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Also can anyone help me with a year for this tie? Partners parents have been digging though her granddads stuff after he unfortunately passed last month and found this.
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@yeetyaah Contact the WRU or the Waikato Rugby Supporters club. There must be someone there who can help you.
Cool tie
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I assume that these short stories have appeared on Breakdown in recent weeks, but I have watched a few on YouTube. The jerseys that Liam Messam shows are really cool because they are mostly commemorative jerseys.
@Bovidae that's a good find, thanks for that.
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I assume that these short stories have appeared on Breakdown in recent weeks, but I have watched a few on YouTube. The jerseys that Liam Messam shows are really cool because they are mostly commemorative jerseys.
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Yeah, I know I'm replying to a 3 years old post.... but ''77 Lions in NZ?
Phil Orr, Peter Wheeler, Terry Cobner, Willie Duggan, Elgan Rees, Trevor Evans, Peter Squires, Tony Neary...
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Ajaz Patel is selling his Test Shirt he wore, for charity.
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Ajaz Patel is selling his Test Shirt he wore, for charity.
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Just browsing eBay and came across this unused ticket from the Willard-Dempsey world heavyweight championship fight of July 4th, 1919 in Toledo; wherein the hulking heavily favoured 6/5 champ Jess Willard got savaged by the much smaller challenger Jack Dempsey. You can see right on the stub what each fighter was making: $100K for Willard and a comparatively paltry $27.5K for Dempsey.
What is most eye-popping for me is the cost of the ticket. $60 dollars in 1919 was more than a month salary for the average worker, and these aren’t for front row ringside, this is for the section!
BoxRec informs me that, “There was a crowd of 19,500, which was less than a quarter of the arena's seating capacity. Promoter Tex Rickard said all the $60 ringside seats were sold and most of the $50 seats were sold, but the disappointment came from the sell of the cheapest tickets, which sold for $10. Provisions had been made to seat between 35,000 and 40,000 in the $10 seat section, but only about 5,000 seats were sold.”
https://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Jess_Willard_vs._Jack_Dempsey
And check out the highlights from the three rounds before the towel is thrown in. No going to your corner or standing 8-counts back in those days. Dempsey smashes Willard in the face each time he tries to gets off the canvas onto his feet.
Brutal!
