| Title: | Sports Memorabilia |
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| Moderator: | SCHOOL::KOPACKO |
| Created: | Wed Aug 27 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Thu May 08 1997 |
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| 104.1 | send me mail if you have specfic questions | SALEM::DODA | Noriega qualifies for MA furlough program | Wed Jan 24 1990 09:26 | 19 |
John, Plenty of shops in and around the HOF. I was there last summer for the Yaz induction. At that time, hotels were hard to come by, I started dialing the morning after the announcement in Jan and finally got 2 rooms about 20 miles north of Cooperstown. Everything else was booked solid. If you go any other time, I doubt you'll have a problem with lodging and there are some very nice hotels and motels right in town. I did manage to check out a few shops while I was there, but since there were lines to get into all of them, I passed a few by. Check out America's Pastime and The Cooperstown Bat Co. The Cooperstown Diner is tiny, but serves up a great breakfast. Daryll | |||||
| 104.2 | Consider B&B | WORDY::COOPERMAN | Wed Jan 24 1990 10:12 | 11 | |
My wife and I stayed at a very nice bed and breakfast just outside the
city. Call the chamber of commerce. If this type of accommodation is
your style, there are some available. I don't remember their name but
might if you gave me a list to choose from. The people were very nice
and our room was fine.
Enjoy yourself. I can't imagine buying baseball cards in Cooperstown
though. If there's any place they'd throw away the book, that would be
it.
michael
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| 104.5 | 1990 Spring Trip is Being planned. | AKOV12::GASPARONI | Tue Feb 13 1990 16:31 | 18 | |
There was an Digital trip to Cooperstown last October, 1989 that I
planned and we are scheduling another I beleive this spring, because of
the large response to last years trip. Two buses or 92 people went,
the only problems I noted, and I did discuss this with Barbara Davis
who heads up the Corp. Employee travel dept. that time was very short
when we finally got there. To really spend sometime reading and
walking around all the different levels, the side show, in the
auditorium was just great, you feel like your one of the fans in the
stands, it a real nice light show, also shows Baseball cards in the sky
of your favorite players, HOF's and a short little flick of 1975 World
series with Bench and Fisk hitting their famous homeruns. But you need
more than 4 hours to see all that. Nice little shop to buy a memento
or two, and the card shops, sport memorabilia shops have as much in
them as the HOF. I went wild up their. Also don't forget to see DD
Field behind the Hall, and Cooperstown Bat Co., if your lucky, he will
be making a bat in the window. This year, I beleive we are going to
run a 2 day trip, first stop to Basketball HOF, and then spend the nite
in Cooperstown and then back. Has potential if the price is right?
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| 104.6 | Checklist? | SUBWAY::FERRES | Mon Feb 03 1992 14:52 | 7 | |
Does anyone have a full checklist of the Hall of Fame members?
If so, please post it. Thanks.
steve
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| 104.7 | HOF list | SUBWAY::FERRES | Mon Aug 03 1992 15:41 | 66 | |
Aaron. Hank Alexander, Grover Alston, Walter Anson, Cap Aparicio, Luis Appling, Luke Averill, Earl Baker, "Home Run" Bancroft, David Banks, Ernie Barlick, Al Barrow, Ed Bell, James Bench, Johnny Bender, Chief Berra, Yogi Bottomly, Jim Boudreau, Lou Bresnahan, Roger Brock, Lou Brouthers, Dan Brown, Mordecai Burkett, Jesse Campanella, Roy Carew, Rod Carey, Max Chance, Frank Chandler, Happy Charleston, Oscar Chesbro, Jack Clarke, Fered Clemente, Roberto Cobb, Ty Cochrane, Mickey Collins, Eddie Collins, Jimmy Combs, Earle Comisky, Charles Conlan, Jocko Covleski, Stan Crawford, Sam Cronin, Joe Cuyler, Kiki Dandridge, Ray Dean, Dizzy Dickey, Bill DiHigo, Martin DiMaggio, Joe Doerr, Bobby Drysdale, Don Duffy, Hugh Evans, Billy Evers, Johnny Ewing, B. Faber, Red Feller, Bob Ferrell, Rick Fingers, Rollie Flick, Elmer Ford, Whitey Foxx, Jimmie Frick, Ford Frisch, Frank Gehrig, Lou Gehringer, Charlie Giamatti, Bart Gibson, Bob Gibson, Josh Giles, Warren Gomez, Lefty Goslin, "Goose" Greenberg, Hank Griffith, Clark Grimes, Burleigh Grove, Robert "Lefty" Hafey, Chick Haines, Jessie Hamilton, Billy Harridge, Will Harris, Bucky Harnett, Gabby Heilmann, Harry Herman, Billy Hooper, Harry Hornsby, Rogers Hoyt, Waite Hubbard, Cal Hubbell, Carl Huggins, Miller Hunter, Jim "Catfish" Irvin, Monte Jackson, Travis Jenkins, Fergie Jennings, Hugh Johnson, Ban Johnson, Judy Johnson, Walter Kaline, Al Keefe, Tim Kell, George Kelley, Joe Kelly, George Killebrew, Harmon Kiner, Ralph Klein, Chuck Klem, Bill Koufax, Sandy Lajoie, Nap Lemon, Bob Leonard, Buck Lindstrom, Fred Lloyd, John Lombardi, Ernie Lopez, Al Lyons, Ted Mack, Connie MacPhail, Larry Mantle, Mickey Manush, Heinie Maranville, "Rabbit" Marichal, Juan Marquard, Rube Mathews, Eddie Mathewson, Christy Mays, Willie McCarthy, Joe McCovey, Willie McGinty, Joe McGraw, John Jay McKechnie, Bill Medwick, Joe "Duckie" Mize, Johnny Morgan, Joe Musial, Stan Nichols, Kid Ott, Mel Paige, Satchel Palmer, Jim Pennock, Herb Perry, Gaylord Reese, Pee Wee Rice, Sam Rickey, Branch Rixey, Eppa Roberts, Robin Robinson, Brooks Robinson, Frank Robinson, Jackie Robinson, Wilbert Roush, Edd Ruffing, Red Rusie, Amos Ruth, Babe Schalk, Ray Schoendienst, Red Seaver, Tom Sewell, Joe Simmons, Al Sisler, George Slaughter, Enos Snider, Duke Spahn, Warren Speaker, Tris Stargell, Willie Stengel, Casey Terry, Bill Thompspn, Sam Tinker, Joe Traynor, Pie Vance, Dizzy Vaughn, Arky Wagner, Honus Wallace, Bobby Walsh, Ed Waner, Lloyd Waner, Paul Weiss, George Wheat, Zach Wilhelm, Hoyt Williams, Billy Williams, Ted Wilson, Hack Wynn, Early Yastrzemski, Carl Yawkey, Tom Young, Cy Youngs, Ross | |||||