ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月28日 11時13分

Ruth Turner is not your average sports fan. She’s a lecturer and theater buff, and a regular at opera and ballet performances at @lincolncenter. But her greatest love is sports, particularly #baseball. At 92, she’s known as the unofficial scorekeeper of Section 105 at @yankeestadium in the #Bronx, where @victorblue took this photo. You can find her marking plays with her right hand, and holding a Sony pocket radio to her ear with her left to hear the game broadcast. “Everyone knows her as the lady with the radio,” said Lynn Knowles, who with her husband, George, sits in front of Ruth. “She puts up with all the noise, and she tells drunk fans to shut up when she has to.” Ruth has a season ticket package for 40 @ニューヨーク・ヤンキース home games, as well as a 20-game plan with the @ニューヨーク・メッツ for @citifield. “My dirty little secret,” she said. “For me, baseball is life and the rhythm of life.” A year ago, she was diagnosed with cancer of the appendix, which has spread throughout her body. It’s relatively painless, she said, but is now untreatable. “It’s about the nicest Stage 4 cancer anyone could have,” Ruth said. “My doctor sees that I live quite a life, and he tells me to go on and enjoy it.” She said she’s out “every night,” has an “insane calendar” and will be keeping score as long as she can. “It will be the last thing to go.” #⚾️

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