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  1. UL Baseball Tommy Lasorda History with Louisiana

    This is from the 1984 USL Baseball Banquet.

    Dr Robert Hesse, is presenting a plaque to Tommy Lasorda from the Italian American Club, recognizing Lasorda as an Honorary Cajun. (Of course, Lasorda is Italian).

    At the lower right is Ron Gomez.

    Picture donated by Steve Hesse, son of Dr Robert Hesse.

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    RedBug58, that is great, thanks.

    At first glance I thought Lasorda's place holder card said #51 but I see its USL


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    Where were these functions held?


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    Quote Originally Posted by AboveAverage View Post
    Where were these functions held?
    In the 80's?

    Maybe the Petroleum Club? City Club when it was Downtown?

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    AWESOME.

    I don't know what looks better, Lasorda or that beautiful Cajuns script behind him.

    Thanks Turbine.


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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunNation View Post
    AWESOME.

    I don't know what looks better, Lasorda or that beautiful Cajuns script behind him.

    Thanks Turbine.
    Mel Didier brought in some great speakers. Also had Whitey Ford one year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonCajun View Post
    Mel Didier brought in some great speakers. Also had Whitey Ford one year.
    I remember my Dad saying that Lasorda was a great speaker, ripping off jokes one after another, and had the place going crazy. Good times in Cajun Land!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunNation View Post
    AWESOME.

    I don't know what looks better, Lasorda or that beautiful Cajuns script behind him.

    Thanks Turbine.
    Boy that was my thought too. I wish we'd ditch our black and yellow flaming pepper crap for something like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunNation View Post
    AWESOME.

    I don't know what looks better, Lasorda or that beautiful Cajuns script behind him.

    Thanks Turbine.
    I'm making some stickers with Cajuns in that exact script. You want one?

    Oh and the thanks goes to RedBug58 not me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turbine View Post
    I'm making some stickers with Cajuns in that exact script. You want one?
    I got money on one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonCajun View Post
    Mel Didier brought in some great speakers. Also had Whitey Ford one year.

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    You remember I got Whitey to sign a ball for you? Good times


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    Quote Originally Posted by basinbear View Post
    You remember I got Whitey to sign a ball for you? Good times
    ---this was my guy!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Turbine View Post
    I'm making some stickers with Cajuns in that exact script. You want one?

    Oh and the thanks goes to RedBug58 not me.
    Giveaway for our 2015 RP fundraiser???

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    Professional baseball pitcher, coach and legendary Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda is dead at 93.


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