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	<title>Comments on: Lasting Yankee Stadium Memory #61</title>
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		<title>By: Mr. OK Jazz TOKYO</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Dec 2008 01:43:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>couple random stories: 

The &quot;original&quot; Stadium..my Pop came to NYC from upstate in 1964, a 20-yr old bumpkin from a small-town of 2000 people. After a week of fruitless job-hunting he decided to finally go and see a game, having grown up in Yankee-country upstate NY, the chance to see Mantle live was a thrill. He took the subway uptown, came out of the station and walked along a big concrete wall, looking around for the stadium..at the corner he stopped a policeman and said in his corn-pone smalltown accent &quot;Excuse me sir, but I was told it was this stop for Yankee Stadium..but I can&#039;t seem to find it..&quot; The cop glared at him like he was from Mars, and without saying a word just pointed up behind my Pop...he turned and looked wayyyy up and saw the &quot;frieze&quot;, realized what an idiot he was, thanked the cop, and went looking for the bleachers...

One year later, my dad is &quot;courting&quot; my mom. She had come to the US a few months earlier from the island of Trinidad&amp;Tobago, an Indian-West Indian immigrant. On their second date he takes her to Yankee Stadium no a blisteringly hot day. Having never seen a baseball game before, she was a bit confused by the 1-0 pitchers duel, and even more confused by my dad&#039;s comment of &quot;if you feel like a dog, just holler&quot;..(this confused me too at first)..eventually a &quot;hot dog&quot; was introduced and that comment became more clear to her..yes, it&#039;s a miracle when looking back at my pop that we were ever born...</description>
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<p>The &#8220;original&#8221; Stadium..my Pop came to NYC from upstate in 1964, a 20-yr old bumpkin from a small-town of 2000 people. After a week of fruitless job-hunting he decided to finally go and see a game, having grown up in Yankee-country upstate NY, the chance to see Mantle live was a thrill. He took the subway uptown, came out of the station and walked along a big concrete wall, looking around for the stadium..at the corner he stopped a policeman and said in his corn-pone smalltown accent &#8220;Excuse me sir, but I was told it was this stop for Yankee Stadium..but I can&#8217;t seem to find it..&#8221; The cop glared at him like he was from Mars, and without saying a word just pointed up behind my Pop&#8230;he turned and looked wayyyy up and saw the &#8220;frieze&#8221;, realized what an idiot he was, thanked the cop, and went looking for the bleachers&#8230;</p>
<p>One year later, my dad is &#8220;courting&#8221; my mom. She had come to the US a few months earlier from the island of Trinidad&amp;Tobago, an Indian-West Indian immigrant. On their second date he takes her to Yankee Stadium no a blisteringly hot day. Having never seen a baseball game before, she was a bit confused by the 1-0 pitchers duel, and even more confused by my dad&#8217;s comment of &#8220;if you feel like a dog, just holler&#8221;..(this confused me too at first)..eventually a &#8220;hot dog&#8221; was introduced and that comment became more clear to her..yes, it&#8217;s a miracle when looking back at my pop that we were ever born&#8230;</p>
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		<title>By: Todd Drew</title>
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		<dc:creator>Todd Drew</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Dec 2008 22:42:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>He should have knocked that Orioles cap off his cousin’s head.</description>
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