More Appearances as "The Babe"
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Date: August 15, 2007
Event: Old Time Baseball Game
Location: St. Peter’s Field, Cambridge, Mass.
Description:
At the Oldtime Baseball Game, “the Babe” mingled with players and fans,
had his picture taken with former Red Sox players, Stan Dalton Jones
and George Thomas, who were members of the 1967 Impossible Dream Red
Sox. Fans
were able to take a picture with “the Babe” and get his autograph.
Contact Person: Steve Buckley, sportswriter for the Boston Globe, John Goode, assistant media director for the Lowell Spinners. Boston Globe Photo
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Date: June 23 and 24, 2007 from 2pm Saturday to 8am Sunday
Event: Relay for Life 2007
Location: The New Exeter High School, Exeter, NH
Description:
The relay is a celebration of Cancer Survivorship. The Relay for Life
is a family oriented event where participants walk or run on a track
relay-style for 18 hours. Teams of 8 to 15 people take turns walking or
running around the track. Most teams camp out, cook out, and catch some
sleep at their campsite for this overnight event. During the Relay for
Life cancer survivors and care givers receive special recognition.
Steve Folven as “the Babe” walked 4 miles and also raised money as
walkers paid $5 per person for pictures with “the Babe”.
Contact Person: Renee Estey
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- Morning radio appearance on 1510 AM with Eddie Andelman engaging in hilarious discussion about the eating habits of “the Babe” and his views on modern ball players.
- Television appearance on CN8 with Boston comedian, Steve Sweeney. The segment was billed as “The Babe and His Babes”, featuring “the Babe” and three “hot” young women who loved hot dogs and the Babe.
- Greeting the crowed as they came through the gates. Many pictures taken by families with “the Babe” (all free).
- Was one of the judges for the Hot Dog Eating Contest.
- Photographed with the winner of the third race in the winner’s circle.
Contact Persons: Hot Dog Safari Event Coordinator, Anthony Pepe, and Bill McCalgon, Sports Director at CN8. More info.
Date: May 19, 2007
Event: 2nd Annual Red Sox Fans vs. Yankee Fans Charity Softball Game
Location: Tewksbury Elks 777, South Street, Tewksbury, Mass. 01876
Description: Charity softball game played between two teams from the area softball league to raise money for the jimmy fund.
Teams were dressed in Yankee and Red Sox Uniforms. “The Babe” threw out the first ball, coached at 3rd base, signed autographs, had pictures taken with fans.
Contact Person: Bobby Cooper, event organizer. 978-505-0077 More info.
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Date: September 8th, 2006 |
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Contacts: Dr. Charles Steinberg, principle official of Red Sox public
affairs and charities and George Metronick, chairman of the Great
Fenway Park Writers Series. See the Gallery for more great photos |
Date: June 2006 from 12 noon to 2 pm
Event: Book Signing by Leigh Montville, author of “The Big Bam”
Location: Paperback Booksmith, Wellesley, Mass.
Description: Leigh Montville, Sports Illustrated writer and author of the book “The Big Bam” the biography of Babe Ruth, gave a 30 minute talk about his book. During the talk he took questions from the audience. The audience included Steve Folver as Babe Ruth. The Babe asked several interesting and informative questions. After the talk Leigh autographed copies of his took and took several pictures with “the Babe”. Several audience members also took pictures of “the Babe”. See the Gallery for photos
Date: August 2005
Event: Tour of the Baseball Hall of Fame
Location: Cooperstown, NY
Description: Visited the Hall of Fame and the Hall of Fame Museum. Personally took pictures of “the Babe” next to the original Babe Ruth locker. Also took picture of “the Babe” and Babe statue. See the Gallery for photos
Date: April 2005
Event: Minor League baseball game between Las Vegas and Salt Lake City.
Location: Cashman Field, Las Vegas, Nevada
Description: Mingling with the crowd dressed as “the Babe” I signed autographs for a Little League Team and had pictures taken with fans. I was also photographed and interviewed by reporter from Las Vegas Sun which appeared in the paper the next day. See the Gallery for photos