Ken Griffey Jr. Boys Life

CIRCA - 1992 & 1996
PUBLISHER - Boy Scouts Of America
FORMAT - Magazine
SIZE - 10.5" x 13.5"
PRICE GUIDE- $10.00 -$20.00
Very Good-Excellent condition
With Mailing Label

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Boys' Life, The Boy Scout Magazine, was Published monthly by the Boy Scout's of America since 1911, until the name was change to "Scout Life" in 2011. There were over 40 covers during this time, with a baseball theme and countless advertisements.

The April 1992 Boys' Life cover features Seattle's Ken Griffey Jr., photograph taken by Lonnie Major. His work appeared in numerous publications, including Sports Illustrated; ESPN Magazine; Topps Inc. Sports Trading Cards and Magazine; and The New York Times. The feature article: Ken Griffey Jr.: "A chip Off The Old Block" was written by Sam Blair. "Ken and his Dad made baseball history playing for the same Major-league team"

There are no baseball related ads in this issue. Junior is again featured on the cover of the July 1996 Boy's Life issue. "Ken Griffey Jr.: How Do You Hit a Home Run?" Feature article Batter Up! - Pssst.... Ken Griffey Jr. passes along his secrets to hitting home runs. This issue has a 1996 Fleer E-XL Motion Baseball Cards ad.

All presidents from William Howard Taft to Joe Biden, served as Honorary President of the Boy Scouts of America. In the 1992 issue George Bush is listed as Honorary President. In the 1996 issue Bill Clinton is listed as Honorary President.

April 1992 Boys' Life Magazine Ken Griffey Jr.


Page 34	Page 35	Back Cover

July 1996 Boys' Life Magazine Ken Griffey Jr.


July 1996 Cover	Fleer E-XL Motion Ad	Back Cover

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