PHOTO BY NEIL LEIFER / SPORTS ILLUSTRATED

Any Jewish baseball fan who knows his stuff knows that Los Angeles Dodger Sandy
Koufax sat out Game 1 of the 1965 World Series because it fell on Yom Kippur (an exam-
ple set by Detroit Tiger Hank Greenberg in the 1935 World Series). Morrison Hotel Gallery
will custom print this photograph of Sandy Koufax by Neil Leifer (price upon request),
captured on Aug. 22, 1965, as Dodger Koufax winds up during a game against the San
Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park. (212) 941-8770; morrisonhotelgallery.com.

A pewter Rectangle Lidded Box ($260) by
Match is the perfect place to store his keys,
treasures and trinkets. Zieben Mare, Franklin.
(248) 539-8879; ziebenmare.com.

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He can experiment with all his favorite flavors to
create ice cream, frozen yogurt, sorbet and more with
the pint-sized Dash Mini Ice Cream Maker ($30).
West Elm, Birmingham. (248) 593-8200; we
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The A-Frame
Record Easel
($45) lets him
showcase what’s
currently spinning
on the turntable
— or just a prized
album, with room
to stack four LPs.
Made in Michigan.
Hugh, Detroit.
Thankhugh.com.

He can be king of his
outdoor castle while
reclining in Restoration
Hardware’s Positano
Lounge Chair ($2,395)
— sculptural teak offers a
contemporary take on the
traditional basket weave.
Restorationhardware.com.

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