If that was you, my wife enjoyed talking to you. If not, someone is claiming your Dad as their own.
Yoo-hoo!
Yoo-hoo!
Yogi was a very special person and will always be remembered as such.He and I were born in the same year. 1925(oumm.. he has brothers.
Then again, his dad was "beloved" by all.. perhaps by too many! (just a joke)
Does he still hit it a long way?My brother Larry.
On his way to Fla. to play in senior softball tournaments.
He’s 74 and plays 200 games a year
No, he’s punching Judy now.Does he still hit it a long way?
Thanks for the response.My brother Larry.
On his way to Fla. to play in senior softball tournaments.
He’s 74 and plays 200 games a year
doing anything 200 times a year at age 74 is impressiveMy brother Larry.
On his way to Fla. to play in senior softball tournaments.
He’s 74 and plays 200 games a year
Fast pitch or slow pitch?No, he’s punching Judy now.
If I set the defense for whatever team he’s playing against he’d never get a hit😊
His forte is pitching Nighty, if he’s on he doesn’t need to contribute offensively
yeah that's incredible. For many people at 74 if they can climb 200 stairs its already a huge accomplishmentdoing anything 200 times a year at age 74 is impressive
Judy doesn't mind ?No, he’s punching Judy now.
If I set the defense for whatever team he’s playing against he’d never get a hit😊
His forte is pitching Nighty, if he’s on he doesn’t need to contribute offensively
Over 70 league….Slow Pitch.Fast pitch or slow pitch?
wow.. I remember getting SPORT in the 70s.. but thought it was a new publication then... 1946 was when it first published.I have an issue of SPORT Magazine from the 50's showing Yogi at home with his two boys before ZAP came into the world.
What's so tough about being 74?Beaced is a quarter of a century beyond that point.
Too bad. Even Senior Citizen chicks dig the long ball.No, he’s punching Judy now.
If I set the defense for whatever team he’s playing against he’d never get a hit😊
His forte is pitching Nighty, if he’s on he doesn’t need to contribute offensively
There's a full page color picture of the two of them dressed up in that issue of SPORT that I mentioned yesterday.It's the June 1955 issue.You can likely pick it up for a few bucks on E-Bay.One grew up on Dago Hill in St. Louis.
The other grew up in the Ozarks of rural Missouri.😊❤️
They met at Stan Musial’s restaurant
We have itThere's a full page color picture of the two of them dressed up in that issue of SPORT that I mentioned yesterday.It's the June 1955 issue.You can likely pick it up for a few bucks on E-Bay.
That's why he's known as Stan"the Man" 🥰One grew up on Dago Hill in St. Louis.
The other grew up in the Ozarks of rural Missouri.😊❤️
They met at Stan Musial’s restaurant
200 a yr that's insane for 74. In my hay day was good for at least 350 a yr. Actually did 11 games 1 day. Starting to stretch for 60 & over in a year & 1/2. Figured I better start earlyMy brother Larry.
On his way to Fla. to play in senior softball tournaments.
He’s 74 and plays 200 games a year
Forget that pitching. My brother was pitching BP in Union Cty/Linden 60+ 2 yrs ago. Got hit so hard in his shin you would've thought compound fracture. It was nasty Cut up do not recall if stitches just remember his whole foot filled up with blood top & sides. Think they had to watch him for blood clotting as wellNo, he’s punching Judy now.
If I set the defense for whatever team he’s playing against he’d never get a hit😊
His forte is pitching Nighty, if he’s on he doesn’t need to contribute offensively
How about 365 times for beaced?I get up,so far, each morning. ! Do the math.Now that's a lot of times!doing anything 200 times a year at age 74 is impressive
Just beautiful!Just today I got a Yogi photo in my FB feed.
I was surprised to see it because I click on nothing baseball related
I think it was posted by the museum