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Stanford-U CA 19th Century Thanksgiving Football Programs
4 Lots
Arguably the greatest rivalry in College Football, the San Francisco Bay opponents first played in 1892 (twice), Stanford winning 14-10 and the second game ending in a 10-10 tie. The programs measure 7" x 10" and were produced with a colored cord going through two punch holes to hold the program together as was common practice then. All the programs are missing the colored cord. An 1893 Stanford-Cal program went in our November 2005 auction for $3,808
 Lot 337. 1896 Stanford-U California Football Program. 52 pages with tape neatly on spine. Condition otherwise is excellent with full page team pictures and individual players. Game was played in Central Park, San Francisco, November 26, 1896. Stanford won 20-0, remaining undefeated in the 6 game series (there were three ties).
Winning Bid $1,612.
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 Lot 338. 1897 Stanford-U California Football Program. 48 page program. Cover has some separation from spine but is all there. Condition otherwise is excellent with full page team pictures and individual players. Game was played in Recreation Park, San Francisco, November 25, 1897. Stanford won 28-0.
Winning Bid $3,461.
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 Lot 339. 1898 Stanford-U California Football Program. 52 pages with tape neatly on spine. Condition otherwise is excellent with full page team pictures and individual players. Game was played in Recreation Park, San Francisco, November 24, 1898. California won 22-0, their first win in the series.
Winning Bid $1,612.
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 Lot 340. 1899 Stanford-U California Football Program. Beautiful cover shows Large Bronze statue which would be presented to either Cal or Stanford, whoever would win 2 of 3 games. 48 pages with tape neatly on spine. Condition otherwise is excellent with full page team pictures and individual players. Game was played in Sixteenth and Folsum Grounds, San Francisco, November 30, 1899. California won their second straight, 30-0.
Winning Bid $1,612.
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