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Photo of the Day: Redwood Shores Man Wins Autographed Willie Mays Bat

"Best 20 bucks I ever spent!"

Redwood Shores resident Rick Einsiedl went home from the San Mateo Historical Association History Makers Dinner Thursday night with more than a few good stories about the evening's honoree, the "Say Hey" Kid - he also left with a piece of baseball history.

Einsiedl also won one of the night's most coveted raffle prizes - a Louisville Slugger signed by the kid himself, Willie Mays.

"Best 20 bucks I ever spent!" proclaimed Einsiedl, who bought the raffle ticket earlier in the evening.

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The annual History Makers recognizes an individual or family that has made a significant historical impact on San Mateo County.

Thursday's event, held at the Hotel Sofitel, honored baseball legend and long-time San Mateo County resident, Willie Mays.

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Proceeds from the event, which included the raffle and a live auction, benefit the San Mateo County History Museum and its programs.

 

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