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By Eric Angevine
Monday, November 24, 2008 When it comes to collecting, millionaires have a distinct advantage over the rest of us. Historical memorabilia that isn't directly donated to a non-profit hall of fame often ends up in private hands, seen only by friends and family of the purchaser. Bronx native Gary Cypres has never been stingy with his own collection, which includes artifacts from baseball and football to tennis and rowing. Now a resident of Los Angeles, the successful businessman has displayed his prized possessions in a ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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