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Father’s Day: What is the most memorable sporting event you attended with your Dad?
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[QUOTE="cto, post: 1065908, member: 412"] My father is the reason I became such a sports fan. He was a huge NY Giants baseball fan who got "player complimentary" tickets from Sal Yvars, one of his fishing buddies who was the Giants back-up catcher. Neither my mother nor my younger brother had much interest in attending games at the old Polo Grounds in upper Manhattan, so I was the one who always went with my Dad. He taught me how to keep score like a pro when I was about 7, and I still can't go to a baseball game without keeping score. My lifelong interest in sports began during those sunny afternoons at the old Polo Grounds with my Dad. He died way too young when I was in my 20's, and I still miss him every day. My father was way ahead of his time in terms of his thinking. He was a cop who never graduated from high school, but he never treated me "differently" because I was a girl (such as taking me to all those baseball games). He believed I could do anything I wanted to do... and he always encouraged me to go out and do it. Sadly, he died way before he could share my professional success...all of which I have always attributed to him and his encouragement. [/QUOTE]
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