So this baseball was part of a lot of things I won at an auction. The 3 pictures are of the same baseball. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3003/2645479959_86c0f1dab2.jpg?v=0 Verle Tiefenthaler pitched 3 games for the Chicago White Sox in 1962. (0-0, 9.86 ERA, 1 K, 7 BB). The card is from BaseballLibrary.com for reference. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3003/2645480309_0632cf10b5.jpg?v=0http://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/pics/verle_tiefenthaler_autograph.jpg Tom Haake was the 1960 Midwest League Player of the Year for the Dubuque Packers (Pittsburgh Pirates). He never made the majors. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3092/2645479717_ee3c5fa3f4.jpg?v=0 I'm thinking that at one point, these two players careers intersected (same team / played against each other). The person whose ball this was attended a game and somehow got a ball from the game and got these two players to sign. Does this ball have any value seeing as these people did not have much in terms of careers? Or does it have some value because it's seemingly an autographed ball from the early 1960s? If it was me, I'd have probably used the ball for BP after knowing that not much came from these guys baseball-wise. But this ball is nice and an example as to why blue ballpoint is best as this ball is about 45-50 years old.