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Old 01-09-2024, 11:42 AM
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May his memory be for a blessing.

Dr. Beckett and I were on Hobby Hotline last Saturday and we did a tribute to Ted, while he was still with us. Our talking about Ted begins at about the 8:25 mark

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aka7QfJ0Zlg

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Old 01-09-2024, 11:51 AM
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I haven't seen Ted in a few years but I always looked forward to his visits at the National (and before that, at the Philly show). He was very encouraging to me when I was first starting Love of the Game, and always had a kind word and a smile. Condolences to his family and to his many, many friends.

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Terrible and shocking news. I always enjoyed Ted's posts on the board, and this is a huge loss. RIP, Ted.
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Been a few years since we talked but he was a great friend!

The hobby lost one of the greats!
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Ted Z was a very loved person, He will be greatly missed.
I was checking out some of his posts and came across his most recent one (below). Haha, Ted Z talking Casey Stengel, gotta love it!


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Default T206 REFERENCE / REFLECTIONS.....Tuesday Nite Trivia
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Originally Posted by cgjackson222 View Post
Yes, the first Home Run at Yankee Stadium was hit by none other than Babe Ruth on opening day of the stadium (4/18/1923).

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smith...ilt-180981888/
I should have qualified it....Stengel hit the 1st HR in the World Series at Yankee Stadium batting for the Giants.

SABR quote......
"Stengel’s inside-the-park home run in the ninth inning won Game One for McGraw’s Giants. The moment was
immortalized by a Damon Runyon column which began “This is the way old Casey Stengel ran yesterday.” Two
days later, Casey hit another home run in Game Three, giving the Giants a 1-0 victory."



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Ted – you will be truly missed and all your T206 wisdom. God Bless!

I am so glad I had the pleasure of meeting you at all those Philly shows.

Dan – thank you for the updates! we are all thinking of you too!

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Wow, just seeing this now. Really shocking news.
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A sad day, I don't think we ever met in person, but he was a really good member of the hobby in general.

Ted really knew stuff, and a lot of it firsthand.
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Damn

DAMN

damn.

This hurts. I've reached the magical stage in life when losing someone you know and cherish is, alas, not an unusual event. But losing Ted hurts big time.

I never met him (although I'm sure we brushed up against one another at some point). But his hobby expertise, his grasp of the history, and most of all, his kindness and generosity came through every time he posted - and every time someone else posted about him.

My closest hobby friend was the late Bobby Bostoff (may his memory be a blessing). I've continued to collect since his death, but I'd be lying if I denied that a lot of the fun went out of the hobby when he died.

The lesson - the cards are fun, but they're just cards. The people you meet along the way - they're truly what matters.

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I had just emailed Dan last week to see if he had any news on Ted. Regret that I won't see him at the National again. RIP Ted.
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