The Wonka Stadium opened in 1972.

I just meet this man and he is the real deal! A really nice man with a great family😊 JM

No. It was Ed Regan. Riley was in 1st Division. I' m sure,abolutly sure, the soldier on picture is Regan. Too long too explain

I can help you, I am willing to tell you the story of my grandfather who was not allowed to play baseball because of racism

If only

A d your Brother ❤

I want a Johnny Hockey shirt, Hes a grinder , goal scoring, He entertaned me, Only reason I watch Nhl hockey , Wheres Johnny Hockey goings He deserves a ring , I'm sure hes got a Crown 👑 around his head with his Younger Brother ❤❤ This is Crazy news I wish it were fake f news , He was really blessed soul of Hockey, some of his highlights are not 7:41 normal , I mean a Saint, Ill let you go to the Mercy of God , Gods greatest attribute, and may the Souls of the faithfully departed , Rest in Peace Johnny,

Rest in peace to Johnny and Matthew…

Gone too soon. Thanks for the memories Johnny.

fly high buddy🙏

16:30 Legendary Sip Joe Frazier Left Hook Knockin Buildings Down Left And Right

Can the wretched "music."

This is not the guy. This guys a fraud.

You failed to mention the suspicious circumstances around Bray's passing, which occurred the day after he testified against another cop at a police hearing. Can you say "retaliation" and "cover up"?

That’s my Uncle Tony love you!!

Thanks Rich. Growing up in Ridley Park I knew the name, Leiperville, now I know the story.

I wanted to say I've watched this quite a few times, and it still brings chills to me..

I used to live there but now I live in Philly

This is how I lost my Gretzky card. I’ll never forget it. School hallway. Then the kid wouldn’t put it back up. He left! That was grade 4/5. Guess we didn’t understand you don’t walk away from gambling like that. The next day he left it at home. I actually wanted to fight him. Hey man if ur out there good win. But u should have came back for double or nothing.

If Does not connive you wilt is one of the best ever I don’t know what does

We need to honour these folk and protect the LGBTQ1+34

There's a game 7 tonight and this guy and his saying is what popped in my head this morning. "EVERYBODY HIT! WOOOHOOO!"

Amazing, brings back memories, started late elementary 👌🏼😊

HES DOING GREAT!

We say it at home, still! ❤

Wilt with the all time performance in the arena

I like how you pour into the the youth it's cool to dream and with hard work and practice dreams come true

This is dope fam👑👊🏾🏀

This brings back memories. I grew up 5 miles from Hershey and I can remember as a teenager going to watch Hershey Bear games here with my also teenager cousin in the 1970s. We paid $2.50 to sit in the Peanut Gallery otherwise known as General Admission.

There’s an iconic White House restaurant in Atlanta as well. Has been there for 60 years.

My cousin put him on his ass!

The Best In The USA!!! 🇺🇸

I wish I could’ve gotten to see a game there. My dad has told me stories about how he and his brother would go to games when they were younger.

A good great man.

I learned to skate and play hockey there. I was an usher there for two years while in high school. I was the on ice mascot "Coco" for five Bears games in 95 when the regular guy was on vacation. Also, my grandfather was a carpenter on the construction crew. Love that old barn!

What about all the great WWF wrestling moments that happened here?? And on national television no less....appreaciate you mentioning that, SMDH

Spectacular memorabilia collection - Thanks for the outstanding video!

Those were the days.

Hershey must stay forever old classic arena

In this arena wilt score 100 points

I did this in elementary school in the mid-80s. Great memories(and ego trips lol) Never once did I protect specific cards, solely for their prospective value. YES if I liked the player though... It certainly was a skill... cause there were some guys who would have won TONS of cards over recess.. and I'd just have a little stack(lol) It'd be the worst when you needed to actually "buy" new cards to have any to flip at recess.

Great vid.. Thanks for posting.

I remember as a kid climbing up to those top seats. It's freaky. It almost feels like if you fall, you'll fall all the way down onto the ice.

This wasn't the original Everybody Hits guy. In the 70's and 80's there was a guy and I'm pretty sure his name was BILL? Wild Bill. He had a gray haired flat top and wore a Paterno looking navy wind breaker and khaki's most nights and would wander around the 200 section brown seats 1st base side wherever there was an open spot and the ushers usually gave him blind eye. My father and his friends had season tickets in section 216 and we would always see him at every game from what I remember as a kid. His calls were usually the everybody hits call, as well as he'd yell out the number of home runs they were about to hit, if on the scoreboard they had 20 home runs for the season, he'd be yelling, NUMBER 21 Wahooo!" He'd also yell out to the opposing pitcher if he was shaky, "there goes the bullpen! Wahoo!" It's a shame that they didn't get the real story here, perhaps this guy featured here knew him, but this is not the original guy and it's a shame he took the credit for this and at least could have acknowledged the original wild man Bill. My brothers, cousins and I loved this guy and his enthusiasm. He was a part of the soundtrack, along with the awesome organ by Paul Richardson (playing hava nagila after a Pete Rose lead off single.) Good Ol' Days. Go PHILS!

Everybody Hits needs to make a return.. Need to hear that on camera in these playoffs. Red October!

This brings back some great memories from my childhood in the 60s. I didn't have any expensive cards but i sure loved the ones I had. The nuns in catholic school didn't like us flipping at recess, but we did .

Did anyone in those days try to save Shibe Park or Crosley Field or Forbes Field or whatnot? Or did no one care?

I used to play this everyday at lunch time in primary school, brings back a lot of memories

This is great, can’t wait to enroll our daughter, awesome program!

It’s alright, this year is our year.