1952 Notre Dame vs USC Football Ticket Stub Nov 29 First Jeweled Shillelagh Game
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Condition: Heavy creasing across the face and back, fraying along the stub fold, worn rounded corners with small edge losses, and some toning and small stains consistent with its age - see photos for the details.
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On November 29, 1952, Notre Dame hosted Southern California at Notre Dame Stadium in the very first game played for the Jeweled Shillelagh, the trophy that still goes to the winner of this rivalry. The Irish won 9-0 that afternoon. This is a vintage reserved-seat ticket from that day, a nice piece for a Notre Dame or USC collector and a fun display with a game program or a framed rivalry shelf.
Details
- The ticket is printed for Southern California vs. Notre Dame, Notre Dame Stadium, November 29, 1952, 1:00 P.M. It is marked Section 33, Row 14, Seat 14, with a price of $4.80 ($4.00 plus 80 cents federal tax).
- The front border lists the 1952 Notre Dame schedule, and the back carries the period stadium seating chart.
- It is a full ticket with the seat stub section still attached at the fold.
Condition: Heavy creasing across the face and back, fraying along the stub fold, worn rounded corners with small edge losses, and some toning and small stains consistent with its age - see photos for the details.
Please note: Packed flat in a rigid holder with care.
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