Knicks to Celebrate 50th / Alumnus John Warren
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JackofVirginia
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[quote="Monte" post=378221]The starters... [attachment=1305]D81EF527-FA92-419D-91C9-FEF48FF004D5.jpeg[/attachment] [attachment=1306]3B614AC0-3F04-4FF1-83C7-B54FD0661ABE.jpeg[/attachment][/quote]
Now that was my favorite Knick team. Talk about playing together - Frazier's slick passing. Monroe's fade away jumpers, DeBusshers jumpers from the corner, Bradley's constant movement and Reed giving his all. Was fortunate that a teacher who worked for me was related to Ned Irish's secretary. A bunch of us attended all of the Knick - Bullets playoff games at the garden. Sat at half court down by the floor., refused to get up for a hot dog knowing I would never ever get a seat like this again.Then one day a student came to me and asked if I could take him to the Knick playoff game against the Jabbar Bucks. Those seats were in the front row in the end arena.Will never forget seeing Frazier passing to Bradley to Barnett for a fast break layup. A thing of beauty right in front of me. Even enjoyed Jabbar's hook shot . Memories!
Now that was my favorite Knick team. Talk about playing together - Frazier's slick passing. Monroe's fade away jumpers, DeBusshers jumpers from the corner, Bradley's constant movement and Reed giving his all. Was fortunate that a teacher who worked for me was related to Ned Irish's secretary. A bunch of us attended all of the Knick - Bullets playoff games at the garden. Sat at half court down by the floor., refused to get up for a hot dog knowing I would never ever get a seat like this again.Then one day a student came to me and asked if I could take him to the Knick playoff game against the Jabbar Bucks. Those seats were in the front row in the end arena.Will never forget seeing Frazier passing to Bradley to Barnett for a fast break layup. A thing of beauty right in front of me. Even enjoyed Jabbar's hook shot . Memories!
[quote="JackofVirginia" post=378226][quote="Monte" post=378221]The starters... [attachment=1305]D81EF527-FA92-419D-91C9-FEF48FF004D5.jpeg[/attachment] [attachment=1306]3B614AC0-3F04-4FF1-83C7-B54FD0661ABE.jpeg[/attachment][/quote]
Now that was my favorite Knick team. Talk about playing together - Frazier's slick passing. Monroe's fade away jumpers, DeBusshers jumpers from the corner, Bradley's constant movement and Reed giving his all. Was fortunate that a teacher who worked for me was related to Ned Irish's secretary. A bunch of us attended all of the Knick - Bullets playoff games at the garden. Sat at half court down by the floor., refused to get up for a hot dog knowing I would never ever get a seat like this again.Then one day a student came to me and asked if I could take him to the Knick playoff game against the Jabbar Bucks. Those seats were in the front row in the end arena.Will never forget seeing Frazier passing to Bradley to Barnett for a fast break layup. A thing of beauty right in front of me. Even enjoyed Jabbar's hook shot . Memories![/quote]
Great stories Jack, thanks for sharing. [attachment=1309]BA62C291-CE42-4EC3-9B3F-C346FB8328F1.jpeg[/attachment]If it was 69-70 or 70-71, he was still Lew.
Now that was my favorite Knick team. Talk about playing together - Frazier's slick passing. Monroe's fade away jumpers, DeBusshers jumpers from the corner, Bradley's constant movement and Reed giving his all. Was fortunate that a teacher who worked for me was related to Ned Irish's secretary. A bunch of us attended all of the Knick - Bullets playoff games at the garden. Sat at half court down by the floor., refused to get up for a hot dog knowing I would never ever get a seat like this again.Then one day a student came to me and asked if I could take him to the Knick playoff game against the Jabbar Bucks. Those seats were in the front row in the end arena.Will never forget seeing Frazier passing to Bradley to Barnett for a fast break layup. A thing of beauty right in front of me. Even enjoyed Jabbar's hook shot . Memories![/quote]
Great stories Jack, thanks for sharing. [attachment=1309]BA62C291-CE42-4EC3-9B3F-C346FB8328F1.jpeg[/attachment]If it was 69-70 or 70-71, he was still Lew.
JackofVirginia
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Talking about memories i was fortunate to attend a high school where the Monsignor was a chaplain for the 69th Regiment Armory. Well, lo and behold, my first practice was held at the armory As I walked in for first time the N.Y.Knicks were practicing. Dick McGuire walks in late smoking a cigarette. Braun is challenging Jack Turner for a steak dinner at Sardis. to see who could hit the most jump shots.
Then at an afternoon practice I watched a baseball clinic with Bauer, Woodling (Yankees) Sal Years (Giants), Gene Hermanski (Dodgers).
My high school team also played before a Knick game. Will never forget seeing Wilt Chamerlain.walking from the locker room or even Woody Sauldsberry throwing his sweat shirt at the coach, Neil Johnston, after he was taken out of the game. BTW, Johnston did not respond -couldn't believe it. You know what - I feel blessed for my life.
Then at an afternoon practice I watched a baseball clinic with Bauer, Woodling (Yankees) Sal Years (Giants), Gene Hermanski (Dodgers).
My high school team also played before a Knick game. Will never forget seeing Wilt Chamerlain.walking from the locker room or even Woody Sauldsberry throwing his sweat shirt at the coach, Neil Johnston, after he was taken out of the game. BTW, Johnston did not respond -couldn't believe it. You know what - I feel blessed for my life.
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It looks like they didn't license rights to shoot images in team uniforms. This may become an issue for college players selling their image. The buyers still have to license rights to display school uniforms.