I'm in desperate need of an address for Tim Dunigan ( he played Captain Power in the 80's ) His website is outdated and the e-mail link there is not current.

Any ideas?

You're welcome Bob!  Hopefully, the poster will provide a quick fix until your ttms start rolling in again!

As far as my mailday, I recieved signatures from Len Ceglarski and June Foray!

Darrel nice piece...I have a suggestion for you as far as mounting it.  Let me take a picture of the opening day newspaper I have from the Pro Football HOF from Aug 11, 1962.  I have it in a matted frame with the 1st game ticket and 1st program.  They are all mounted with clips as no to damage any of the items.  The piece came out very well.  I will get an image and post it here hopefully tonight.

Darrel...I hope you can see these images....where I have this hanging it was tough to zoom in to get a good closeup.

All three items are mounted with these clear plastic corners.  Also on the bottom of the newspaper and on the sides there is a gray piece with a clear holder that the newspaper is supported on the sides.

Here is one more picture that you might be able to get a better look.  Youcould mount that newspaper and you wouldn't have to have anything in that corner.  I can see that one of the holders on mine on the left side of the paper has slipped, I will need to get that fixed.  I had this done for a total price of about $150 but yours would probably be half that size.

It's interesting how I got this newspaper.  I've been collecting HOF game tickets and programs since the late 70's.  The game program I knew existed but the only one that I had ever seen was in the HOF library.  Then eBay came around and I now have three of them.  Most people don't know that it exists because this first game  was played a year before the HOF opened.

As far as the ticket goes, it along with the 1970 ticket are the two toughest to find.  Why the 1970?  I have no idea and know one can tell me why it is so scarce.  Back in the beginning they couldn't give these tickets away.  I beleive you live in the Cleveland area so you know the stadium only seats about 22K.  I found a program with a 1962 game stub about 10 years ago in eBay and there were two of us bidding on it, I one them both for about $185.  Then about 3 or 4 years ago, someone from California had the 1962 and 1970 tickets on eBay for a buy now price of $18.  I was able to snap up (3) of the 1962's and two of the 70's brand new never used.  I could've had more but a guy who lives in CA and one in NY that I know collect I let them know about and they were able to get one for themselves.  I had PSA/DNA grade one ofthe 62's and it is a mint 9 and I graded a 70 and it only came out a Ex-MT 6.  I traded a 62, 70, and a few other tickets to a guy for a signed Sammy Baugh, Jerry Rice jerseys, a signed Ralph Wilson Jr 8"x10" and some cash.  

About two years ago I went on a local radio station where you can buy and sell items and I was looking for HOF game tickets and programs.  Someone called me and said they had a box of old programs so I checked it out and offered them $20 for the box.  Most of the programs were in ok shape but most of the tickets were either creased or had been torn.  I didn't look at the whole box until I got home, that is when I found the newspaper in the bottom of the box as you can see it has a huge crease down the middle but it is an awesome piece.  All three are dated August 11, 1962 the day of the first game.

Over all of the years I try to get the programs signed by whoever was inducted that year.  Currently I have 160 autographs and about 30 more doubles.  The best of all of them is the 1969 cover I bought on eBay for $20, it was advertised as signed by Joe Perry, and Ernie Stautner.  It was also signed by Leo Nomellini, and in the scan you could faintly see it had a couple of other signatures.  I have received plenty of all three of these guys autographs in person so I knew they were legit, so for $20 I couldn't go wrong.  When I got it I almost had a heart attack.  The signatures I couldn't make out were of the other two members of the class of 69; Turk Edwards, and Earle Greasy Neale...I figured now way they were real.  I sent it to JSA, the were real.  The best $20 investment I ever made. lol 

The couple, married last May, recently celebrated their one-year anniversary. Savage died of his injuries at Largo Medical Center in Largo, Fla. Both were reportedly wearing seatbelts. Randy was 58 years old. rest in peace macho man you will be missed.

TTM success from Jim Cornette today! I even got a couple of Listia wins in the form of signed cards of Chad Hermansen, Mark Fischer and Jason Williams! I also received a book that was supposed to be signed by the author, but it wasn't! I sent the seller a message to see what we can do about rectifying the situation. I paid a bunch of credits for this and I would expect to get what I paid for.

hey russ got your letter in the mail today, you are the best . i love both autographs and the cards are destined to be successful signing. thanks again bro!

Congrats on the Orton! I've written to him twice and never received anything back!

I got and autograph return from Rod Brindamour and a Listia win of a signed BJ Thomas trading card!