And just to tie everything up in a Yankee pinstripe ribbon, the fan who caught the home run ball in the left field bleacher seats even gave the souvenir back to him – for free – after the game, instead of making for eBay and flogging this slice of baseball history for what experts in such matters assure would have been a minimum of $200,000 [£125,900].
A few days before, as Bravo Company was finishing up on the hand-grenade range, the sergeants had put the recruits in formation for a "shakedown," frisking them to make sure they were not smuggling dummy grenades, a favorite souvenir, back to the barracks.
Barnes tossed his souvenir back into the playing arena and returned to the field after noticing the reaction of the amused crowd and Hassett promptly hit the winning run.
He could write a new book, put his name on new buildings, and bring a souvenir back to his office in Trump Tower: a map of his election victory, when he proved that the haters and losers were wrong about him.
With titles like Cosmic Woah, New Stone Age and Dream Space 9, her sculptures seem to belong to a distant future, like souvenirs brought back from interplanetary, time-bending adventures.
Profar opened the third inning with a drive over the right-field wall, connecting on a 2-1 pitch from Zach McAllister (5-6) "I was thinking, 'Go, go, go, go,' after I hit it," said Profar, who got the souvenir ball back.
But my efforts to stuff all the Italian souvenirs I brought back had broken the bag: one of its two hinges at the back was coming away, ripping fabric with it.
You always bring back souvenirs, food and smells.
The explorer's penchant for bringing back souvenirs from exotic places endeared him to his relatives.
In my travels, I've driven through many of these towns, and I've brought the kids back souvenirs.
