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Old 11-14-2009, 04:04 PM
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Haha #1 FIN or not, those are pretty cool pics!
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As a teenager, I used to work for a company that made gold records for the music industry. About 15 years ago, Yaz's agent mentioned that the record depicted is still displayed in Carl's house.

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In the spring of 86 I got to spend the day with Kirby Puckett while the twins were promoting the upcoming season for the local radio station, only 3 other teens were there with about 15 old men and none of us thought to bring a camera, big regret. Also Herb Brooks spoke at our hockey banquet around 82 or 83, I took pictures of him but not with him, again not thinking.
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Old 11-15-2009, 11:34 AM
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Actually, I have no idea who this woman is. I found the photo on ebay, as I recall, and grabbed it because I'm always looking for Mathews items. On the rare occasions when I do dress up in drag I wear more makeup than this woman.
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It's a still from the short lived series, "The Courtship of Eddie's Lunch Lady."

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Me with Steve Largent (sorry its football) in 1979, Im the one on the right

I sent it to him while he was a congressman and asked him to sign it.

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Souvenir of a pleasant afternoon when my Dad and I went to visit journeyman pitcher Arthur Herring. In Detroit on August 16, 1931, Art unsuccessfully tried to throw the baseball we're holding past Babe Ruth. It was the Babe's 598th home run. Art recovered the baseball and Ruth signed it on the sweet spot. It was his proudest possession. Wonderful guy.

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