World Series: Former Milwaukee Braves batboy shares stories from 1957

Let's go way back to 1957, when the Milwaukee Braves were fresh off a World Series win. The team's batboy still has lots of stories to share about the championship team.Braves batboyTerry Sheahan, 85, was the visiting teams' batboy at Milwaukee County Stadium when he was just 15 years old. He shared photos and showed his signed baseball bat from the ’57 team.FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or AndroidSheahan has loved baseball his entire life, but when he was a student at Pius XI High School, he was friends with a kid whose dad just happened to be the Braves' front office executive. Sheahan got hired as a batboy and earned a whopping $2.50 a day doing it. He remembers every score, every play and every player who came through County Stadium that season and beyond.Aaron and ChourioIt goes without saying that Sheahan was watching when the Milwaukee Brewers won the National League pennant Thursday night from his home in Elm Grove. He compared and