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Re: Ted Williams simply amazing
We were the first ones on the street to get television in 1948 but it was only Howdy Doody and a few other station and very limited stations for a few hours back then. The Red Sox were a wish list ba… (View Post)2 -
Re: Ted Williams simply amazing
We sat in the bleacher seats back then as they were only $1.00 ! We rode the MBTA cars so there was no parking problems as I remember it. Once I got old enough to drive I would park on the roof behin… (View Post)2 -
Re: Ted Williams simply amazing
Anybody that saw him play, like me, saw one of the most amazing hitters that ever came to bat in the big leagues ! (View Post)2 -
Re: Ted Williams simply amazing
I was born in 1939. My father used to take me to games in the late 40's . He used to call him ".the splendid splinter". I grew up in Walpole and attended a lot of games that he played … (View Post)6 -
Re: Has the popularity of baseball declined?
I have been listening and watching the Red Sox since the 1940,s and still love it. I remember when they would teletype games and read all the base hits and outs. They did not even have live radio in … (View Post)2
