Sid Bordman

My condolences to Sid's family. He led a great life and left a sterling legacy for all of you to be proud of.

Rest in peace god bless you always AND forever

I once asked Sid what was one of his biggest thrills and after a few seconds he said that he went down to St.Louis to see Phil Rizzuto and was on the train with the Yankees as they came to KC to play the Blues in an exhibition at 22nd and Brooklyn. He got off the train with Joe Dimaggio, Bill Dickey, Charlie Keller, Joe Gordon , and Joe McCarthy and walked thru the Union Station with them. He told me that he was stunned at the reaction of the people inside the station who paused and then...

Janice, I am sorry for the loss of your Dad. I always enjoyed reading his articles. Teddy

Bordman family: I want to let you know much I enjoyed working with Sid at The Star. He was a pro's pro. Beyond our time together in the sports department and press box, it was always great seeing and chatting with Sid each morning on our walks at Oak Park Mall. We'd talk about the newspaper, our families and all sports, including the Royals, Chiefs, Big 8-12 teams, and, of course, Rockhurst. Whenever the Royals would get off to a good start, Sid would greet me with the words, "It looks like a...