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    BIG DRAW

    Mar 19, 2022 3 minutes
    BY ROSS FORMAN
    PHOTO CREDIT: BOB LEVEY/GETTY IMAGES AND TRISTAR
    PHOTO CREDIT: TRISTAR

    Bob Aspromonte, making his first public autograph appearance in Houston in 25 years, drew quite a crowd of autograph-seekers when he appeared at the 36th annual TRISTAR Collectors Show Feb. 4-5 at NRG Arena.

    A third baseman who made his major league debut in late-1956 and retired after the 1971 season, Aspromonte has quite a legacy in Houston — and all of

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