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The following sentences were added to the article by an anonymous editor 71.166.34.83. Because the story is not from a published source, I've moved it here to the talk page.
At a baseball card show in Chantilly Virginia, Enos told me in either game 1 or 2 (I forget which) Mike put on the hold sign. Enos said he talked to the manager and was told by the manager if he though he could make it home that he should ignore Mikes signal. Enos told me that Mike put on the stop sign, and he ignored it, and ran home.
