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01-16-2018, 12:58 PM
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I have gotten many, many autographs since 1981 at BB card Shows and at Cooperstown during HOF weekend.
Every sports figure that I met was very friendly and gracious. This is partly due to my avoided guys who had a reputation of being a "schmuck". And more importantly, because I waited until the end of the autograph line to get their signature. When you are the last guy standing, these ballplayers are more inclined to be friendly. And it's my experience that they will be willing to spend more time having a two-way conversation with you. Stay tuned for a great conversation which I had with Ted Williams in Cooperstown back in 1987.  TED Z T206 Reference . 
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