to forget the 'twilight's last gleaming'

I've been singing the national anthem in public since I was 8. I've sung at Trail Blazers games, pro boxing matches, motocross events, college basketball games, the Policeman's Ceremony of Valor in Portland. I've sung the song, gosh, a million times. Never had I forgotten the wor...

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Published inThe Sporting news Vol. 227; no. 26; p. 22
Main Authors Gilbert, Natalie, Dillon, Dennis
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published St. Louis American City Business Journals, Inc. d/b/a Sporting News 30.06.2003
Subjects
Coaches & managers
Musical performances
Professional basketball
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Summary:I've been singing the national anthem in public since I was 8. I've sung at Trail Blazers games, pro boxing matches, motocross events, college basketball games, the Policeman's Ceremony of Valor in Portland. I've sung the song, gosh, a million times. Never had I forgotten the words until April 25, right before the Trail Blazers' playoff game against the Mavericks at The Rose Garden.
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ISSN:0038-805X