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1971 DETROIT TIGERS YEARBOOK - Al Kaline Mickey Lolich Bill Freehan !!!. They were managed by Billy Martin. Al Kaline led the Tigers in Batting at. 294. Mickey Lolichled Tiger pitchers and the AL in Wins with 25 and Strikeouts with 308. Fred Scherman was the team leader in ERA at 2.71. 1971 DETROIT TIGERS YEARBOOK - Al Kaline Mickey Lolich Bill Freehan !!! 1971 DETROIT TIGERS YEARBOOK - Al Kaline Mickey Lolich Bill Freehan !!! Click image to enlarge Description This is a 1971 Detroit Tigers Yearbook. The 1971 Detroit Tigers were led by Hall-of-Famer Al Kaline, along with Bill Freehan, Norm Cash, Willie Horton, Dick McAuliffe, Mickey Stanley, Eddie Brinkman, Aurelio Rodriguez, Jim Northrup, Mickey Lolich, Joe Coleman, Les Cain and Fred Scherman. The Tigers went 91-71 in 1971, finishing 2nd in the AL East. They were managed by Billy Martin. Al Kaline led the Tigers in Batting at .294. Norm Cash led the team with 32 Home Runs and 91 RBI. Mickey Lolich led Tiger pitchers and the AL in Wins with 25 and Strikeouts with 308. Fred Scherman was the team leader in ERA at 2.71. The condition of this yearbook is VG-EX. The front cover has nice color and gloss, with light wear. The back cover has nice color, with light staining. The spine is strong, with some fuzziness at the tips. The insides are clean. The yearbook is complete and intact. Please check the scans. Please note: There are 5 pictures in this listing, the front cover, the back cover, and 3 interior pages. If you are viewing this on a mobile device and are only seeing the picture of the front cover, please click the "Full Description" link below to be able to view the additional pictures. Don't miss this opportunity to get this vintage Tigers yearbook of the Al Kaline era. Payment I would appreciate payment within 3 days of the auction ending, but if you need to delay beyond that, please let me know. Shipping Shipping and handling is $4.50 I will combine shipping. If you win multiple items, please wait for me to send a revised invoice showing the combined shipping. Why I don't offer "free" shipping. We all know that there is no such thing as "free" shipping. The post office charges for every item they deliver. So the only way to offer "free" shipping is to build the shipping charge into the price of the item. However, often times people purchase multiple lots. By not building in the shipping charge into the price of each item, I am able to combine shipping charges, thereby saving you money. My shipping charges are very reasonable. With my safe and secure packaging, I often charge less than I spend on postage and packaging. I sincerely believe that by offering a low shipping charge along with combined shipping for multiple lots I am able to save you money in the long-run. About Us I am a collector just like you. I get frustrated with over-grading and people trying to profit from excessive shipping fees. I believe I am a conservative grader. I provide high quality scans to give you the best view possible. I will disclose any defects to the best of my ability. However, if I happen to miss something, simply return the item within 30 days for a full refund, no questions asked. God Bless our military men and women, first responders and veterans !!! Images sell! Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting Create your brand with Auctiva's Customizable Templates. Attention Sellers - Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Track Page Views With Auctiva's Counter