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Old 09-28-2021, 06:49 PM
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Hi Scott (scooter729)......Really great story.

I'm a Yankees fan since 1947, mainly because my nearby neighbor 2 blocks away was Phil Rizzuto. Forward to 1984, when I met Ted Williams in Cooperstown on HOF weekend.
We had a great conversation for an hour. I started by telling him......"as a very young Yankees fan I always rooted for you to hit a HR in the RF upper deck at Yankees Stadium"
Which he did quite often back in the 1950's.
Ted looked at me seriously and said....."I don't undertsand, why did you root for me, since you are a Yankees fan ?"
I replied....."Because your name is Ted (like mine), and it didn't matter because I knew the Yankees would win the Pennant, anyway". Ted cracked up laughing.
And then, he became very serious as he said to me....."If the "Scooter" was on our team all those years, we may have been the American Lge. Champs instead of the Yankees."
Ted really admired the way Rizzuto played the game.





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Last edited by tedzan; 09-28-2021 at 07:11 PM. Reason: Corrected typo.
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