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To: Superstu321

I went to Comiskey my first time when I was 5, still remember it in detail.


11 posted on 04/05/2010 1:58:39 PM PDT by traderrob6
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The smell of the hot dogs as you walked the the concrete ramps to your section, and then that first glimpse of the green, the mower lines on that greenest of lawns, the sheer scope of Comiskey Park to a wee kid in the 50s: lasered into our memories.

He is a devotee of the Black Stockings because he is a liar and a fraud.
31 posted on 04/05/2010 2:05:47 PM PDT by jobim
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I went to Fenway Park for the first time in 1967 with the Malden National Little League. There had to be 200 of us. It was the “Impossible Dream Year”. We sat in the Right Field Grand Stands and drove Tony Conigliaro crazy. RETIRE #25 NOW!


48 posted on 04/05/2010 2:15:23 PM PDT by massgopguy (I owe everything to George Bailey)
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To: traderrob6
I went to Comiskey my first time when I was 5, still remember it in detail.

The first sports autograph I ever got was of ChiSox 3B/OF Pete Ward, during BP in Yankee Stadium in about 1965. I remember it. (I also caught a baseball in Shea hit by then SF Giant Steve Whittaker.

How does this asshat not remember the name of ONE Sox player he liked?
82 posted on 04/05/2010 3:18:58 PM PDT by Canedawg (I'm not diggin' this tyranny thing.)
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To: traderrob6
I went to Comiskey my first time when I was 5, still remember it in detail.

Obama called it "COMINSKEY",

98 posted on 04/06/2010 1:03:20 PM PDT by Michael.SF. (At least Hitler got the Olympics for Germany)
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