The 1965 San Francisco Giants finished 95–67, placing second in the National League. Willie Mays won MVP with 52 home runs and 112 RBI. Juan Marichal went 22–13 with a 2.13 ERA and was involved in a notorious bat attack on John Roseboro. Willie McCovey hit 39 home runs. The Giants finished two games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Offered is an Official National League (Warren Giles) baseball signed by 26 members of the team.
Includes the signatures of: Willie Mays (HOF), Jim Davenport, Harvey Kuenn, Dick Schofield, Bob Burda, Willie McCovey (HOF), Juan Marichal (HOF), Bob Schroder, Jack Hiatt, Cap Peterson (D. 1980 at age 37), Bill Henry, Ed Bailey, Jack Sanford, Tom Haller, Jesus Alou, Ron Herbel, Hal Lanier, Frank Linzy, and Gaylord Perry (HOF), and a stamped signature of manager, Herman Franks (as was this was typically the custom for Giants managers, dating back to Leo Durocher in New York.
