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L E’s Stories – From The Birmingham Black Barons To Making The Catch As The Say Hey Kid – Salute To Willie Mays
Bone Daddy started playing organized baseball in 1954 at the age of seven…. when he first played T-ball in the…
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L E’s Stories – “The Invincible One Had Iron Lungs” – Tribute To Legendary Featherweight Salvador Sanchez
Our Bone Daddy was the original Sportsphile….who was responsible for video taping over 2300 hours of mostly sports, comedy and…
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L E’s Stories – “Baseball’s Perfect Warrior Is Baseball’s Perfect Knight.” – Tribute To “Stan The Man” Musial
While putting the magnifying glass on the Louisiana Street Whiffleball League in Midland, Texas from 1953 to 1963….any observer would find…
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L E’s Stories – “Fair Hooker…Well, I Haven’t Met One Yet!” – Salute To Cowboys QB Dandy Don Meredith
If you have read any of my stories, you probably know by now that I am more than just fond…
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L E’s Stories – “Oh My….Touch Em All” – Tribute To Legendary Sportscaster Dick Enberg
Our video museum here at ImaSportsphile grew up during a time that we refer to often as the Golden Age…
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L E’s Stories – “Never Let A Losing Pitcher Drive The Bus—Especially A Left-Hander” – Our Tribute To Yankee Manager Casey Stengel + Stengel-ese
If you have read any of my stories about the New York Yankees and their players….then you know that our…
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L E’s Stories – “Nice Guys Finish 1st – Hats Off To Willie The Shoe” – Salute To Horse Racing Jockey Legend Bill Shoemaker
Having been born a year before Citation won the last Triple Crown of Horse Racing (Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes)…
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L E’s Stories – “Comedic Genius From A Different Angle” – Salute To The Comedy Of Bill Murray
As of this story today….we have 5500+ vintage videos posted here in our ImaSportsphile museum….and we still have another 6,000…
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L E’s Stories – After Church On Sunday: Pops And The Boys Were Part Of Arnie’s Army – Tribute To Arnold Palmer
It was off to Sunday school at 9 am every Sunday morning…..which was followed by Sunday church service with Pastor…
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