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Marv
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Posted by JesseDark:
Posted by TheRevenant:

Back when Richie Guerin, Carl Braun, Kenny Sears, Willie Naulls and Ray Felix were the starting five with Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton coming off the bench. My allowance was five bucks a week and I could get into the "Old" Garden for fifty cents and my G.O. card so you know I saw a lotta games. Snuck down to the better seats when we could and got to sit behind Walter Dukes one night when we played George Yardly and Detroit. Think Dukes was injured or sumpin' that night.

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Do you recall when the Knicks actually practiced in the city? Some old heads tolds me they used to practice at place called BBR (Boys Brotherhood Republic) on the lower east side. BBR was like a Boys clubs.
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2/8/2007  10:35 PM
Posted by JesseDark:

Do you recall when the Knicks actually practiced in the city? Some old heads tolds me they used to practice at place called BBR (Boys Brotherhood Republic) on the lower east side. BBR was like a Boys clubs.

ha. there's a bar in my neighborhood called BBR and it stands for blonde brunette and redhead - they promise one of each behind the bar whenever they're open.
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chuck taylors and tight shorts

Those were covered over a week ago. C'mon, wake up and pay attention, Pivot!!!!!!!!
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Posted by JesseDark:

Do you recall when the Knicks actually practiced in the city? Some old heads tolds me they used to practice at place called BBR (Boys Brotherhood Republic) on the lower east side. BBR was like a Boys clubs.

In the 1970s (and perhaps even earlier), I know they practiced at Pace University, near police headquarters in lower Manhattan.
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2/9/2007  8:06 AM



How about when the starting five were Harry "the horse" Gallatin, Dick McGuire, Carl Braun, Jim Bechtold and Sweetwater Clifton
Posted by Marv:
Posted by JesseDark:
Posted by TheRevenant:

Back when Richie Guerin, Carl Braun, Kenny Sears, Willie Naulls and Ray Felix were the starting five with Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton coming off the bench. My allowance was five bucks a week and I could get into the "Old" Garden for fifty cents and my G.O. card so you know I saw a lotta games. Snuck down to the better seats when we could and got to sit behind Walter Dukes one night when we played George Yardly and Detroit. Think Dukes was injured or sumpin' that night.


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grandpa???



[Edited by - TheSage on 02-09-2007 08:07 AM]
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The Knicks making the playoffs.
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The Knicks making the playoffs.

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2/10/2007  1:23 PM
Wow, it's good to see that you guys still post this type of stuff.

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2/13/2007  1:40 AM
Posted by JesseDark:
Posted by TheRevenant:

Back when Richie Guerin, Carl Braun, Kenny Sears, Willie Naulls and Ray Felix were the starting five with Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton coming off the bench. My allowance was five bucks a week and I could get into the "Old" Garden for fifty cents and my G.O. card so you know I saw a lotta games. Snuck down to the better seats when we could and got to sit behind Walter Dukes one night when we played George Yardly and Detroit. Think Dukes was injured or sumpin' that night.

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Heh, who remembers the Tuck Tapers, used to show up on channel 9 from time to time. Now *that's obscure!

[Edited by - therevenant on 02-13-2007 01:42 AM]
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2/13/2007  1:44 AM
Posted by TheSage:




How about when the starting five were Harry "the horse" Gallatin, Dick McGuire, Carl Braun, Jim Bechtold and Sweetwater Clifton
Posted by Marv:
Posted by JesseDark:


Posted by TheRevenant:

Back when Richie Guerin, Carl Braun, Kenny Sears, Willie Naulls and Ray Felix were the starting five with Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton coming off the bench. My allowance was five bucks a week and I could get into the "Old" Garden for fifty cents and my G.O. card so you know I saw a lotta games. Snuck down to the better seats when we could and got to sit behind Walter Dukes one night when we played George Yardly and Detroit. Think Dukes was injured or sumpin' that night.


The Revenant

I think we have a winner

grandpa???



[Edited by - TheSage on 02-09-2007 08:07 AM]

great grandpa, lol!
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2/13/2007  2:01 AM
Posted by Marv:
Posted by JesseDark:
Posted by TheRevenant:

Back when Richie Guerin, Carl Braun, Kenny Sears, Willie Naulls and Ray Felix were the starting five with Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton coming off the bench. My allowance was five bucks a week and I could get into the "Old" Garden for fifty cents and my G.O. card so you know I saw a lotta games. Snuck down to the better seats when we could and got to sit behind Walter Dukes one night when we played George Yardly and Detroit. Think Dukes was injured or sumpin' that night.

The Revenant

I think we have a winner

grandpa???

Climb up on my knee Sonny Boy and I'll tell you tales of Bob Cousy, Bill Russell and Paul Arizin back when the NBA was young and Wilt was at the Garden playing with the Harlem Globetrotters.
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2/13/2007  2:08 AM
Watching "This Week in Baseball" with Mel Allen when it was in its infancy. It aired every Sunday afternoon on Channel 11, usually at 1:30, a half hour before the Yankee game.

It was easily the best 30 minutes of my week. This was before ESPN, so there was not much baseball on TV, and there was no "Baseball Tonight," so getting a half-hour highlight show was a huge novelty.
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2/13/2007  2:09 AM
When night games at Yankee Stadium and Shea Stadium started at 8 p.m. and were usually over by 10:30 p.m.
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2/13/2007  2:13 AM
When it was considered absolutely spectacular for a player to hit .324 with 35 homers and 145 RBIs, or to hit .352 with 31 HRs and 113 RBIs -- which is what Donnie Baseball did in 1985 and '86.
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2/13/2007  2:22 AM
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Eating peanut butter out of the jar on a spoon

Hey, I still that.
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2/13/2007  2:23 AM
When hitting a mid range jumpshot, or passing in the low post or boxing out seemed like things everyone in the NBA could do.
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