Keeping Score: A trip 10 years in the making >Recorder columnist Chip Ainsworth took his grandson Chase Greene (pictured) to his first Boston Red Sox game at Fenway Park earlier this month. FOR THE RECORDER/CHIP AINSWORTH >Good morning!
Ten years ago last February, I wrote here that I couldn’t wait to take my newborn grandson Chase Greene to his first Red Sox game, and on July 1 that momentous occasion happened.
It was getaway day for the Red Sox, a rare weekday afternoon game, and April dropped Chase off at 8:30 a.m. dressed from head to toe in Red Sox garb. He got in the back seat and made himself comfortable. “On long car rides I like to take my shoes off because I tie my shoes very tight and it gets very annoying,” he said.
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Thanks for the great memories, Bill
Bill Reynolds has announced his retirement from the ProJo and Rhode Islanders have lost a true star in the world of sports journalists.
I’ve known Bill since I was 14 back in 1965 when he was my camp counselor at Joe Mullaney’s basketball camp in Coventry. Even back then, as a freshman at Brown, he treated every camper with respect and a real interest in our well-being. A true mentor.
Since then we developed a long lasting friendship. We’ve all watched him develop as a great sports writer, a nationally known author and a sincere friend to many prominent people in the sports world. He’s a great storyteller and very funny in his dry sort of way.